Cinematic Music I From Idea To Finished Recording – Arn Andersson

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• DESCRIPTION Explanation movie soundtrack From ideas to finished recordings Cinematic Music: From ideas to finished recordings, is the first composer’s complete guide to mastering all the basic principles of composing, orchestrating, and producing modern cinematic tracks.

• From memorable theme description to effective harmony progression, track structuring into a pleasant sonic journey, mockups with the latest sample library-must know to realize your musical ideas Cover everything Through 26 hours of video content, we will guide you through the process of creating modern cinematic music in the style of Hans Zimmer, Two Steps From Hell and Brian Tyler.

• After coming up with the first idea, the finished recording is done.

• The learning contents are as follows Come up with theme ideas easily and easily Create memorable melodies using the PReVaDe method Write effective countermelody and ostinato Organize theme ideas into a powerful and complete composition The most basic principles for arranging an orchestra How to avoid the worst mistakes that are ruining orchestration Orchestra instruments and their family basics How to make an orchestration huge and rich Key principles to make mockup sounds more realistic Basic techniques and principles for a better mix My approach to clean and powerful production, even without a mixer What you get on the course Eight modules covering the entire film music workflow Exercises and exercises to accelerate learning Private Cinematic Music Facebook Group Over 26 hours of video content Create a complete movie track over shoulder Get Cinematic Music I From Idea To Finished Recording - Arn Andersson, Only Price $97 Lifetime access 100% satisfaction guarantee Come up with a memorable theme no matter where you are Learn powerful melody writing techniques that destroy writers’ blocks.

• Master the essentials of an orchestra arrangement Learn the basic techniques for effective orchestration.