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Film score competition / Book 6 Polytonality
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sebastiaandekwa
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I like it! Especially the first notes in the bath scene: they have a certain Saint Saenesque quality to them.
(Also: can you elaborate on "Book 6"?)
(Also: can you elaborate on "Book 6"?)
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laurikoivisto
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thank you for your kind words! Spud Murphy wrote 12 books about different aspects of composition and arranging. Book 6 is about polytonality. Check the website! https://equalintervalsystem.com/about-eis/
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laurikoivisto
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Thanks Blackster!
JF7
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Great work dude!
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laurikoivisto
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thanks JF7 and Patrick!
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laurikoivisto
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hmm...i'm not quite sure what you mean? If I remember correctly they're on the same positions as they are when you load up the libraries.
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laurikoivisto
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I don't think it's available for public. Usually if you take part on some film scoring competition, they give you the video without the music.
The high woodwinds are panned left by the violins. This is actually cool that they work together playing tutti lines. Just thought this was cool. Didn’t know any library defaulted to this position.
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laurikoivisto
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oh yeah, I panned them away from the dialogue and sfx.
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laurikoivisto
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Thanks! Those are mainly Orchestral Tools' Berlin Series.
