Jacck

Absolutely Amazing! You are truly Talented Is that the VSL? ( Sounds like it to me ) If so, What package do you have and what sort of PC do you have? Also, do you use GigaStudio with Cubase? Thanks

Hey Guys! I've just purchased Opus 1 (Vienna Symphonic Library) and I'll be getting a new computer soon, so I'll be composing lots!! I look forward to posting some stuff here 8O

I dont like it, I prefer the one here at JWFan.net

Has John Williams started scoring this film yet?

It's not Synth/Sampled I'm fairly sure of that. It's too short for me to tell really...

Either you have never seen a vagina in your life, or your wife is somekind of mutant. LMFAO!!!!! I prefer to Listen to the Soundtrack after I have seen the film, so that I can listen to the music and associate the images with what John Williams composed the music for. But I suspect that if there are leaks, etc.. I may not be able to resist the temptation LOL

At 70 minutes, I'm sure there will be interviews and discussion about the music and their importance to the films. It couldn't be 70 minutes of "MTV" ....although I wouldn't really mind listening to 70 minutes of SW MTV. Mr. K hehe LOL me neither

Who cares. The only thing I like about the HArry potter films are John's scores, without JW, they will suck imo.

This is soo Cool I'll definetely be buying this on the day it is released!! P.S. Nice ROTS Artwork

When do you think they will post the excerpt anyway? Are we talking hours or days?

Terminator 3 -- Not necessarily because I thought it was a Good film, but because I expected the story to continue and then the Film just sorta ended o.O

Actually, Listening again, there is some music throughout the whole Webdoc that I don't distinctly recognise, sort of Native Music like the music for the Ewoks, but not the same.. o.O

http://starwars.com/episode-iii/bts/me3/12.html That's the URL to a Star Wars Webdoc - -"The Wookies are Back" At the very end of the video, there is a short passage of Percussive music, I didn't recognise it from any other of the Star Wars Films, So i'm wondering if it's maybe from ROTS. I listened again, thinking it may just be some Ben Burt stuff or whateva,, but if you listen carefully at the very last millisecond as it fades out, you can hear some horns just coming in, so it must be Willams' stuff. So I'm really asking is this old or new?

CAn't WAIT! xD xD xD

I liked the little thing that Don Davis did for the Opening of JP3, with the puddle/shaking. And the slightly inspired motif from John Williams. And that lovely sharp Brassy Gliss at the end -- Makes me tingle all over!

I felt that the Titanic Score was VERY average -- It was OK, Had some nice moments, Some interesting parts -- Nice orchestration in places, But Mainly a very plain, simple score. It isn't Oscar Material in my opinion, and simply doesn't compare to the standards of John Williams. Also, the OST wouldn't of sold very well if it wasn't for Celine Dion.

Thanks very much. I am using a combination of Garritan Orchestral strings and Vienna Symphonic library for brass & woodwind. What Vienna Symphonic Library package are you using? Opus 1? Also, what sample engine do you use? Native Instruments Kontat, GigaStudio 3? Thanks

I love the bond in action -- What sample set is that? It sounds amazing -- Very Hollywood

I've just uploaded what I've composed so far of my "Clockworks" compision Any comments appreciated! Tell me where I can improve too if you like. http://www.jcxp.net/jack/compositions/Clockwork.mp3 My music teacher liked it so much -- he was getting excited and it was really scaring me LOL Thank ya!

I've never heard of the Saturn Awards LOL But those are a good set of nominees in my opinion.

Speaking of samples... I have Native Instruments Kontakt Player Gold (for Sibelius 3) and Native Instrtuments Komplete 2 (Kompakt, Kontkat, Intakt, etc..) but this has limited samples. Does anyone know of a sample set with some nice flutes (not solo sort of thing, something that I could use more aggressively). Thanks Oh, I use Sibelius 3 for writing and some sample outputting, and Cubase SX 2 for Final Output, touching up, volume leveling, VST Instruments, etc..

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You guys are so lucky LOL , How do you get projects like these. I would kill to actually score something!

I've just started on a piece called "Clockwork". It's for my A-Level music. It will probably be quite simple, as I'm limited to 10 instruments and no more than 3 minutes long. I've got a sort of marimba/string serialism motif going on.. I'll post the MP3 when it's finished