Last week I did an orchestral sketch in the scale of E minor. This week I’m going to do the exact same thing. Not with a melody in mind, but with a bold and full orchestral sound. That’s the thing I’m after. So I’m going to write something for the woodwinds, the brass, the strings […]
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How to Write Orchestral Sketch StaffPad #15 | Composer Music Toolkit
It’s been a while since my last orchestral sketch. So it’s time for a new one. One that I started with some basic chords written in the scale of E minor. I always find the translation of these piano chords to orchestral instruments mind-blowing. In this case to the strings. The sound of the strings […]
How I Made A Music Track With Free Spitfire Audio LABS Libraries
Last week I released “Intersections”. A music track made with only free libraries. In this case the Spitfire Audio LABS. In this walkthrough video I take you to the project in Logic Pro. Show you a couple of things and share my thoughts. This way I hope to inspire you and help you on your […]
Quick access to favourite libraries & (mini) templates
This is a Logic Pro hack I needed to share with you all. This will save you so much time when you start a new empty project! It will give you so much more flexibility. And it will speed up your workflow massively with quick access to your favourite libraries, mini templates and custom made […]
How to set up Korg Nanokontrol 2 Mac OSX Catalina & Logic Pro
I use the Korg Nanokontrol 2 on my iMac with Logic Pro. It’s my MIDI controller for manipulating dynamics, expression, vibrato, mic settings and much more. But I also use these buttons for stop, play, record etcetera. So for me this is a very convenient small and affordable controller. How to set it up on […]