Posts by BCrutchfield

I’d agree with Thomas about LASS , they’ve really upped their game with the ARC tool in version 2. It saves a LOT of time configuring stuff, which you’ll want to do in order to get the most out of the library. The new Stage/Color feature is pretty neat too.

I’ve been hearing good things about Cinematic Strings 2 as well, and with it being half the cost of LASS it might be worth a look. http://www.cinematicstrings.com/

I have Requiem, and it doesn’t have “text to choir” in the traditional sense – it has a bunch of different syllables that you can swap between with keyswitches.

Was Alex Han playing with him? (Alto Sax player)

Dude is incredible

hahaha

garethcoker said
This is my favourite new song, it’s not good music, it’s GREAT music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__HeE6NWmDE

Hahaha. I’ve got one thats even better!

This is good music.

Edit: Also, he does a great Nicki Minaj impression

Haha, that is hilarious. “These samples do not use any extra processing other than reverb,EQ,compression,volume automation,imaging,more reverb,limiting,delays,analog hardware panning,a Reaktor patch that sounds great but who knows what its really doing,a few interns for getting coffee,a Palindrometer,deep meditation,and the luck of the Irish.”

So true, so true.

I’m in Chrome as well.

Yep, hopefully it gets resolved soon!

Also check out the weird timestamp glitch in the last 3 posts… strange.

I’d recommend trying out PSP ’s Vintage Warmer 2 or the FabFilter Mastering Bundle (or both).

You can download the complete FabFilter series of plugins and use them without restriction for 30 days, its a really great deal. The only (possible) downside is you will get an uncontrollable urge to slap down at least $450 on one of the bundles, and probably will even before your trial runs out of time – yes, they really are that good.

Hey! Found this pretty cool Kickstarter project that might be of interest to some of you guys here.

Sounds like it has the potential to turn out to be a pretty entertaining and informative doc. Other than digging through YouTube for composer interviews and studio tours I haven’t really seen anything of this length produced that talks primarily about composing music for film.