Mirrored's work

[mirrored]

Yeah I do have msn - mirrorsith@hotmail.com Unfortunately I'm quite rarely seen there because of lack of time.
I make all the notes manually.
Regards.

[Spoonifico]

Cheers, just added you. I've got a firm grasp on FL now. Time for some music analysis, and a bit of copying to practice. It's fun making nice cello melodies up when I'm bored.

[Spoonifico]

Any chance of an .flp file of one the akavir oriented tracks? As I gradually learn more, it would help to see how you structured your work.

And hows it going generally? Any new tracks you've worked on?

[mirrored]

Unfotunately not, I don't have much time but I'm thinking to make those Void's tracks from scratch - some remakes here and there to get better orchestration there.
I'd give you a pdf of Gustav Holst's The Planets score, but I am now at laptop and don't have access to this. One of the parts of the Planets inspired me a lot to make the latest Akavir tune. You can check the notes there, just wait a little.

EDIT: You can get some nice mp3 here and pdf for this - it's Thomas Bergersen's Mojo Madness (a Star Wars-ish tune):
http://virtualinstrumentsmag.com/down/6-...tch_Score/
You have mp3, midi and pdf for this (although the pdf and midi files are only for short section ).

[Spoonifico]

Ahh The Planets. I used to have that on CD. Great stuff. I didn't mean mp3 files by the way, I was wondering if you could share one of the Fruity Loops files that saves the actual composition of the music, before exporting as a .mp3 or whatnot. I have been listening to a fair few tracks and I've started a testing orchestric piece, which, is a bit odd at the mo, but that's to be expected.

Edit: Oh, and you know how there's 8 instrument slots in each EWQL part. I thought that might be how you pair up instruments, but it never seems to work. Is there an easy way besides making a new part (forgotten the technical term).

[mirrored]

Well I just make one instrument in one plugin running, so I have more control.
You meant creating new track right?
Someone said to me that one should practice this: make a piano "score" before making the actual orchestral piece. The piano tune should not have more than 4 voices (it is the most what you can have in the orchestral tune as human ear can notice 4 voices at same time, more voices causes a "mess"). I never did that though, maybe I should try too.
I know you want to have my flp, but I'm hardly a person who would know anything of orchestration and everything I do has many flaws (although it sounds rather good). The latest Akavir tune is separated in parts, so I'd give you 3 flp files.
The links I have sent you are also helpful to see how the orchestration goes, doublings and all.
As I have said I do not have access to my comp so I won't be much of help now.

[Spoonifico]

Ah, forgot you had no access to your comp. Apologies for that. Thanks for that advice, I hadn't thought about starting with a piano score, it does make sense, although It's my least favourite insrument to work with, unless it's chords. I'll bare that all in mind however, helpful stuff.

[mirrored]

Hi there.
I'm sorry for not making much, but I have little time. I just want you to know that I have not left you. I have two small demos - one is a battle tune that is WIP, the second is a remake (made from scratch) of Void's exploration tune.
http://www.mediafire.com/?bgxaixtqg2a
http://www.mediafire.com/?dcn3gujfmmw

Best
Mirrored

[mirrored]

I have updated the battle track. Consider it completed (although short ).
http://www.mediafire.com/?35esiiy2img

[Kodama]

Good to know you're still here, the music sounds nice :goodjob: