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  1. I listened to a few demos of the kirk hunter collection busta suggested the other day.

    Has anyone hear used it? Or does anyone hear have any experience with it?

    I am pretty sold on it given the things its supposed to be able to do, and as an alternative to EWQL I am definetly considering it.

    http://www.kirkhunterstudios.com/v2demos.html

    Some of the demos are forgivable considering they were made on a pentium 3 with 386MB of ram lol

    Currently I am considering one of the following 3 orchestras for purchase.

    EWQL SO Gold/silver (depending),

    Advanced Orchestra

    and now Kirk Hunter pending posts.

  2. so i was watching rainman and i was like where have i heard the rainman theme song before... and i was like OYEAH it sounds like the intro to this song.

    yeah am i just making that up? but definitely eprops on using a recorder. dats da shit.

    I dont know... I have only seen the last half of that movie.

    I should watch it sometime.

    Thats the one with dustin hoffman and T cruise right?

  3. The bass is sweet, but its panned off to the side.

    This reduces the over all flavor of the piece and is one ear heavy.

    Later on there is bass panned more normally which is good times.

    The drums are unacceptable to me.

    Edirol is a very nice percussion set, but the drums are too all over the place. While varied, this is very distracting to me.

    The clavi and main lead work is very nice.

    This mix has plenty of pros, but it certainly has its cons.

    Overall I'd yes this too. But Its not really my cup of tea as far as remixes go.

  4. Orchestra Players will be reading from standard Scores, Notation and such. If you need help with this, Im available for Chat on AIM.

    Modern sections such as guitar, e bass and improvised parts will be reading from a lead sheet.

    Its okay to arrange for ackward instrumentations as well, as long as it adheres to what will be available in formation plan. Just bear in mind smaller stuff will be the first served.

  5. Its a bit of a ways off,

    But wherever I end up, Im paying for and forming an Orchestra.

    Planned Development Stages.

    1 - For the core, Im starting as a string ensemble, so that will take priority in the early stages.

    2 - Expanding with Woodwinds and french horn, solo trumpet, And modern rhythm from there,

    3 - Adding Brass

    4 - Seeking additional parts like digital piano and exotic things. (Stranger instruments such as E.Keyboards, sitar, koto, theremin, taiko or whatever.)

    I wont bore you with how Im going about recording them, but at first it will be live performance type recordings, perhaps even with an audience. If you are local to me, (wherever I happen to be at the time of the recording as Im moving right now) you will be invited to see your piece played. If you have conducting experience Ill even allow you to guest conduct.

    I will be needing arrangements for them to practice and of course record.

    This is where you come in. On a Submission style examination of material, I will look at your score, see if we can perform it. If we cant perform it we will tell you what isnt working to consider for a revision, or work out how we can change right away so we can do it with less pulled hairs.

    If you have music that you would love to hear with a live Orchestra, Consider arranging the piece for us.

    While I will look at everything submitted, I encourage the majority of music I recieve to be video game arrangements. As part of the Orchestras plan is to submit them to OCR as a collab with the writer.

    The Orchestra has its own Website in the works, and once we are ready (with a couple pieces hosted) we will debut it publically.

    If you would like to arrange stuff, understand that first stage instrumentation music will happen sooner, as its easier to organize.

    NOTE:

    The Orchestra is about a year away from happening (date now: December 6th, 2005.)

    If you are in a hurry to have something completed, this orchestra is not for you.

    For all others, this is a perfect oppurtunity to start a pet project or consider waiting on an OC submission to gear it up for the Orchestra.

    I wont lie to any of you, Ive never recorded anything of this magnitude before. The largest recordings I've helmed have been 4 mic rock sessions.

    It is my pledge to do it until I get it right though.

    And I currently have all the needed equipment to do it right.

    A note on the Orchestra.

    I singlehandedly organized 47 players in the Los angeles area to play Modern arrangements. This group has been disbanded. Wherever I go, Organizing a new group is a cakewalk as I now have a management staff of 3 to do it for me according to my instructions.

    Instrumentations to consider are listed below.

    once again, if you would like to arrange something new, take adapt something in the works, or adapt something you already have completed understand that first stage instrumentation music will happen sooner, as its easier to organize.

    Once again, VG arrangements are encouraged over all else, but we will consider anything that is submitted.

    Instrumentation : Stage 0

    Violin,

    Viola,

    Cello.

    Here is the instrumentation for Stage 1.

    5 Violin

    3 Viola

    2 cello

    Instrumentation Stage: 2

    11 violin

    7 viola

    3 cello

    1 Bass

    ------------------------------

    NOTE: From this point on, I will be adding Modern elements to the orchestra such as a rhythm section.

    (Aim: 2 guitars, E.Bass, Drumkit. Later on, Electric Drum kit, )

    Instrumentation Stage: 2 + Expansion

    2 Flutes

    1 clarinet

    11 violin

    7 viola

    3 cello

    1 Bass

    Instrumentation: Stage 3

    3 Flutes

    2 Oboe

    2 Clarinet

    1 Bassoon

    11 violin

    7 viola

    3 cello

    1 Bass

    Solo French Horn.

    Instrumentation: Stage 4

    3 Flutes

    2 Oboe

    2 Clarinet

    1 Bassoon

    11 violin

    7 viola

    3 cello

    1 Bass

    3 French Horn.

    Solo Trumpet

    Solo Trombone.

    Instrumentation: Stage 5

    3 Flutes

    2 Oboe

    2 Clarinet

    1 Bassoon

    12 violin

    9 viola

    5 cello

    2 Bass

    4 French Horn.

    3 Trumpets.

    2 Trombone.

    Baritone or Tuba (whichever I can find.)

    All Further Stage of Devolpment will be announced once we get there as at that point, the Orchestra will expand as people come along.

  6. when I first listened to this song, I thought it was rad. I still think its rad.

    I now have a few reservations however.

    while they are fine, I would like there to have been more snap to the snare, and pop to the bass drum. The drums also seem kind of low mixed.

    This song screams I want to do a bass solo.

    otherwise this song is 100% awesome. Great attention to transforming a well known peice into something new and exciting.

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