How To Make Orchestral Systems Music With Samples

Video Contents:
00:00 Introduction
02:44 Using the quantise function
06:00 Automation
09:44 Strings
14:42 Percussion
18:03 Modular synth
22:10 Brass Dopplers
22:51 Mixing
26:23 The final piece

[duncanthompson]

This is one of the best pieces of music I’ve heard in decades. I wish it was an hour long!

[LufeLima]

What a master class! I came here to learn how to better use my new Kepler Orchestra, but I learned way more than what I expected. Thank you for this, Christian!

[Taronites]

I just love to see someone genuinely loving what he does. Luckily I know what that's like and I'm totally with you! ☺

[AynenMakino]

This work is an excellent piece of evidence for my theory that people are at their best when they do what they love the most. I implore you, Christian, keep endulging in the things you love and great music will surely flow from your hands!

[fivewattworld]

SA! Congratulations on hitting 100, 000 subscribers. Thanks to Rick Beato I’ve been here since ver early on. I’ve loved the ride.

[drummyonekenobi]

Excellent work Christian! Full of subtle evolutions in the sounding material.

[JDStoneCreations]

Damn that was gorgeous. I listen to all these on my Sony MDR-V6 headphones because the sub bass on them is phenomenal. It isn't overkill, it isn't even that loud, it's just... THERE. Like, not right in your ear but, well put it this way. I've had them 4 years now and despite being very accustomed to the sound, I keep thinking I've left my studio monitors on because the bass just bloody appears from what FEELS like the back of the room. Yes, feels, not sounds, FEELS...
...and this usually happens during a Spitfire Audio demo.

[David-nucj]

Excellent layering of textures. Sounds great! This library has stirred my interest again in Spitfire.

[fourtheye]

What an inspirational video....and I love using the Kepler Orchestra library!

[brianstecklermusic]

Gotta get a gig where I'll be *required* to buy Kepler. Cool stuff. Great piece.

[JamesCarolan]

Excellent! Inspiring stuff mate. Thanks for being a constant source of inspiration.

[drinkqwerty]

simply great ! - perfect for some darl British crime thriller - 'Blood Line' etc. love it !

[arcy]

Nice work, nice to include the modular. You have a good ear for sound!

[josephangelodelosreyes]

Finally, somebody said it!!! Reverb on 808s

[Mrjononotbono]

Great video. Absolutely buying the Kepler Orchestra! Such endless creative possibilities!

[androoow]

18:03 best introduction of anyone or anything in history !! :)

[paolorondelli]

As always, amazing library, wonderful track and really helpful tips: thank you so much, Christian and Spitfire Audio!

[TaffmanGuyo]

Loved Tangerine Dream in the early days [Phaedra was my first chrome cassette purchase], now you've caused me to discover Steve Reich & that's another room for my musical mind palace! Continued thanks for the wonderful work.

[bhavearth]

! thats DEEEP ! best piece ever made Christian !!!

[xogmusic]

Great video and great way of explaining how to use the Kepler orchestra library. I admire your creativity. Any tips on improving creativity?