Orchestral cue

[richiebee]

This one switches mood quite a few times... its to go with a video about two prides of lions.

Safari

If you want to get the scoop on where things are supposed to change, I have some info on my site -

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[archiegood]

Richie, that's beautiful. I listened twice and heard nothing but wonderful music. I was picturing the lions in my mind.

Happy New Year!

[brandondrury]

BAD ASS! I've got goosebumps dude. Home run!

Let me know when the video comes out. My girlfriend is huge on wild cats. Maybe I'll buy it.

It's say it's perfect.

What samples are these?

Brandon

[richiebee]

Thanks for the comments.

The footage is part of the composition diploma I'm studying... it was a real life documentary once, but its long gone. The footage is just for the purpose of getting us to write to cues in specific moods, changing them frequently.

I used East West/Quantum Leap Gold XP for strings, winds and some percussion, Wallander Brass for the trumpets, trombones and french horns, and East West Storm Drum for the remainder of the percussion.

[brandondrury]

The footage is part of the composition diploma I'm studying... it was a real life documentary once, but its long gone. The footage is just for the purpose of getting us to write to cues in specific moods, changing them frequently.

That's a pretty awesome homework assignment. I thought that maybe this was a paying gig. The music is good enough to be (in my non-humble opinion).

I used East West/Quantum Leap Gold XP for strings, winds and some percussion, Wallander Brass for the trumpets, trombones and french horns

If only I had $750 to throw away! Now that I've been doing a lot more engineering work again, I've found my time for compositions has been reduced drastically.

Brandon