Compositions on Staffpad.
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PaulBrimstone
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You first!
OleJoergensen
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“Ethereal 2”- Horn and flute Love duet.
OleJoergensen
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PaulBrimstone
Far, Far Away
Very nice — and good use of the new Ambient library.
Jacob Moss
Member
Lilith - Berlin WW, CineBrass, Cineperc, Voxos, and CineStrings
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dcoscina
Senior Member
Nice job Jacob. Sounds really good.
OleJoergensen
Senior Member
Nice and dramatic composition, it sounds good!
OleJoergensen
Senior Member
This is cool David. Great transition to the rhythmic section. Is this straight out of Staffpad? The mix and audio is very good!
PaulBrimstone
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brandowalk
Composer
A video walkthrough of my Pangea score. Pangea was written as a tribute to John William’s Jurassic Park Theme.
The StaffPad score is too tall to put on one video screen so I have broken it out into sections. I wrote this piece quickly for a contest, so the score is not as condensed and tidy as I would like. It will, however, give you an idea of what went into the tracks.
Make sure your YouTube settings are at 1080p (HD). Audio starts at 0:11.
Hope you enjoy!
Brandon
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Rodney Money
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I really enjoyed this, my friend! It definitely is a true tribute to Williams style full of hope and optimism. I really enjoyed how the woodwinds would insert their voices providing little connecting runs and added flavor.
brandowalk
Composer
Thank you Rodney. JW is quite a genius of orchestration and techniques! In this type of piece with all the big brass, strings, and percussion, it makes sense to use the WW in this way for color. Also probably a lot more fun to play than pads!
Rodney Money
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Exactly! I am definitely all about single instruments playing lines than just chordal pads. Great job again.Thank you Rodney. JW is quite a genius of orchestration and techniques! In this type of piece with all the big brass, strings, and percussion, it makes sense to use the WW in this way for color. Also probably a lot more fun to play than pads!
OleJoergensen
Senior Member
I used an old slow romantic composition to test legato and sustain with Spitfire symphonc strings, Berlin strings and Berlin strings layered with Berlin 1st chair.
