Classical/Orchestral music is my favorite genre and I really want to compose orchestral music(want to compose like Bach,Joe Hisaishi,Zimmer *yes* ).I do have several sample packs,orchestral dedicated VSTs,Orchestral Live Packs etc.
You could even help me in this topic too- http://audiosex.pro/index.php?/topic/15090-what-is-the-best-possible-way-to-compose-classicalorchestral-music-on-a-daw-especially-on-ableton-live/page__p__101015__fromsearch__1#entry101015

I'm searching for Orchestral templates/projects but had no success there... .I'm not talking about a blank template with groups and FX chains pre-loaded in it(would really appreciate if I get a blank template too! ) but an entire composition with lots of tricks and tips which I could learn from the project [just like the templates/projects we are getting for electronic genres]

And also anyone willing to share their Orchestral projects just for learning purposes?

Thanks in advance

 

It wont be that easy my friend

Start from simple compositions and work Your way up.


Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice ....everyone have to start somewhere and every great composer was sitting with blank page at the start


Regards


Nocturne

 

You mean, "for sale," don't you?

 

hi lots to do and lots to learn,

ill try get you started of.

frist download this pack of The Greats Classical midi there over a 100 years old
so no copy-right to share them,

http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/42353857/file.html

next find these plugins to try out,there old but low cpu and good sounds

======

Orchestral = great if not the best classical music plugin
but dont save setting with daw,so save to wave files and wright down settings you use,

next

Super Quartet

and

Hyper Canvas


===== piano plugins try one or all of these they all have there own sounds,

Pianissimo

or


TruePianos

or

Pianoteq


as well as your kontakt sounds this list will give you every thing you need to start of,
also get a copy of fl studio as its good to learn how to use it as well as live,

youtube will help you alot to learn how to use these plugins with the midi files.
you will learn alot by looking as well as listing yes you are right there,

remember all great music stars of inside,some even as dreams
so be ready as they can go as fast as they come to you,
best way is hum them till you can record them,
phones are great for this,

good luck,

 

one last thing if you want to learn to play the piano a bit better get synthesia,

and here are a few youtube vids that will learn you a few more skills,

https://www.youtube.com/user/jraciti1/videos

and

https://www.youtube.com/user/bbdhrggl/videos

 

Damn....what a silly mistake
Anyways I edited it

 

Yep I have Synthesia 9.0
Its really great way to learn and master piano

 

Thanks for the great MIDI link and list of those VSTs.I will surely try them

And for DAW,I am very much acquainted with Live *yes*

Yep phone recording+humming=great combination for writing down the melody or any part which is going on in our mind.

And thanks for your reply

 

Yep very true Nocturne.They are not that easy to find *no*

And yes without practice no perfection

 

AviatOfficial there is an article in MusicTech Magazine December 2014 about " Creating a composing palette" It's about how to prepare effectively your DAW to compose without fighting and waiting for libraries to load and so on, so your creativity can flow..

You will find part your question answered there.

 

Thanks for your reply

I will keep an eye on the MusicTech issue