This post was brought to you in collaboration with our partner site Behind the Score. Discover the Harmony Secrets of Modern Film and Video Games. CP by Komarov Ego At FilmMusicTheory.com, we’ve primarily focused on film music related articles, but today, as I have just sold two of my most beloved synths—the Prophet 08 and … Read more
Cover Photo by Matthijs Smit This post was brought to you in collaboration with our partner site Behind the Score. Boost Your Rhythmic Creativity: Plugins That Add Spark to Your Music Crafting a compelling melody is one thing, but laying down a bed of rhythm that complements and elevates it can be equally challenging, if not … Read more
CUBASE KEY COMMANDS to Boost Your MIDI Editing Workflow Why Cubase? Since my first encounter with MIDI back in the late 90s using Cakewalk, I’ve journeyed through various DAWs like Propellerhead’s Reason, Apple’s Logic Pro, GarageBand, Ableton Live, and many more. However, my professional path as a media music composer naturally led me to embrace … Read more
Cover photo by Caught In Joy This post was brought to you in collaboration with our partner site Behind the Score. Discover the Harmony Secrets of Modern Film and Video Games. “Logical Editor is crafted to handle tasks that are challenging for humans but where computers excel.” Cubase, as one of the most cherished DAWs for film composers, is … Read more
Emulate Harp Dampening Using VST Instruments Here’s a short but incredibly powerful tutorial on how to mimic harp dampening using a virtual instrument. Presented by the renowned Robert Davis! [Study Pack] This post was brought to you in collaboration with our partner site Behind the Score. Discover the Harmony Secrets of Modern Film and Video … Read more
In this episode, we share tips for creating realistic legato strings using sampled instruments. Presented by our guest lecturer Robert Davis. CREATING REALISTIC LEGATO STRINGS Here we are mainly focusing on four different techniques. Each technique may not make a big difference to the overall sound, but when combined, you will be surprised at how … Read more
