We all want the best orchestral sounds. Lush and full sounding strings like we know from Hollywood. How hard we try, it is difficult (maybe even impossible) to get that sound straight out of a library. Definitely when you’re on a budget and you don’t have access to the high quality libraries. But maybe there […]
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Harmonics – How to control
When we compose orchestral music we can use a variety of instruments. All beautiful instruments! But some of them can have certain harmonics that are too much. Your mix gets unbalanced. And you end up with a dissatisfying result. No need to! In this video I show you how you can control these harmonics. Don’t […]
Save up RAM on limited systems
Music production on limited systems. It can be a hard challenge these days. Many of us work with high demanding RAM eating orchestral libraries. In this video I’ll give you 4 tips to save up the necessary RAM so you can keep working on your limited systems! Don’t forget to hit that like button if […]
Depth & Width in Orchestral Mixes
Sometimes you have the luck to discover a hidden gem. This year around Black Friday I spotted Precedence. An amazing plugin from 2CAudio. This one I’ll be using from now on to create depth and width in my orchestral mixes. Don’t forget to hit that like button if you appreciate this video. Also sub to my […]
Reposition Orchestral Instruments
Most of the orchestral samples have been pre-positioned in the libraries we use. So they sound naturally to the left (the violins for example) or naturally to the right (the cellos for example). But what if you want to reposition the instrument? Well, in this video I show you a simple trick to reposition the […]