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What is the last Television series you watched?
Dixon Hill replied to Jay's topic in General Discussion
I was thinking that's a joke, it was critically aclaimed but it was never hugely popular. but it's a critics rating. I was thinking it passed Mash or a Superbowl.Sleey Hollow had a nice cliffhanger, now its a wait till Sept. for the first of the next season. I've been watching Sleepy Hollow on and off mainly because I know one of the writers, and it's set more or less in my neck of the woods. It's been largely decent, but very silly, fun, though they did get quite clever with how they ended this season. It was a pleasant surprise. -
Magnets, bitch.
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Yes it does. But judging by InTheCity's signature, there's a definite connection to Cinesamples.
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
Dixon Hill replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
I like it too. -
Well, I'm going to guess that much of it is Cinesamples.
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
Dixon Hill replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
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Lol
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The Official James Horner Score Study Thread
Dixon Hill replied to music4film's topic in General Discussion
Agreed, Ludwig. I'm very much a Persichetti disciple. -
The Official James Horner Score Study Thread
Dixon Hill replied to music4film's topic in General Discussion
Fantastic analysis of a deceptively simple device. It is indeed a staple of much modern classical and film music, such free use of essentially tonal structures. That Langgaard piece is new to me, and it's really something else, with a great organ part no less. It's astounding that it was written in 1918. Scriabin is an old flame, and perhaps it's time to visit him again. And of course who doesn't love Lontano? -
Ok yeah, just listened. Seriously fantastic. You've obviously got some very enviable production resources. But more than that, the attention to details like humanizing attacks/phrasings/dynamics etc. and psychoacoustic considerations like proper instrument panning/depth etc. is also impressive. That is what truly makes a mock-up live as much as it can, regardless of the sample libraries or other technology you have.
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What Is The Last Film You Watched? (Older Films)
Dixon Hill replied to Mr. Breathmask's topic in General Discussion
That's a fair assessment. I wasn't really disappointed though because I had no expectations going in. -
What Is The Last Film You Watched? (Older Films)
Dixon Hill replied to Mr. Breathmask's topic in General Discussion
Joey doesn't see films, he just loathes them. Glad you enjoyed it Karelm. American Hustle was not bad, but Her enchanted me. -
In my experience you don't need libraries that are too expensive to get a good result. It's all about how you handle what you've got.
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Haven't had the chance to listen to this yet, but yes, yes, yes to Bricasti.
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You've gotta have a family recipie brought over from Calabria for it to be worth it.
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The Official James Horner Score Study Thread
Dixon Hill replied to music4film's topic in General Discussion
I'm going to have fun with this thread later tonight. Great stuff so far. -
Too bad it sucks.
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You have been spying on me after all!
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I meant the way I watch it....
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Yeah it's a show that benefits hugely from obsessive rewatching.
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What Is The Last Score You Listened To? (older scores)
Dixon Hill replied to Ollie's topic in General Discussion
Nice, I listened to Generations earlier. -
Do you ever make your own pasta? That's a great thing to do on a cold day.
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No one will ever top Bale. Come at me.
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