South African Odyssey - Vivk
30th Nov 2015 12:58 - 10 years ago
Description : I would love to have some help with editing this- ironing out the sound issues, or time issues. Any help will be appreciated.I want to get the best possible string sound without having to buy more expensive string software. I am not a great fundi on mixing and playing with the effects.I prefer to just write the music and have some other expert deal with the technical sound issues. What I am wanting here is a sound that is most like a good orchestral recording. Of course what I REALLY would like is for a REAL orchestra to play it in Carnegie Hall or the equivalent! Or better still some famous movie company to buy the rights to it and I become in instant multimillionaire overnight!!.Oh well I can dream cant I? ha ha!!!
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One thing that may help with mixing of an orchestral work - try to envision where the different instruments are set in an orchestra. Visualize the seating chart of an orchestra and then try to place your different instrument tracks in those positions in your mix by using panning and volume. For example, normally you would find violins on the left side of the conductor as you face the stage. First chair forward and more to the left, second chair a little behind them and a little more toward center. Use panning to place the first chair further to the left, then less panning to place the second chair. Adjust the volumes just a bit (always add some reverb for depth) and you will get a 3 dimensional effect on your strings. Do this for the harp, piano, and timpani as well (all of these instruments are on the conductors left). Then place the tuba, trombone, trumpet, clarinet, bassoon, oboe and flute directly in front of the conductor (so very little panning, and the horns will be in the "back" of your mix). The right side of the conductor will see viola, cello, bass, french horns, and percussion. Again, pan the bass all the way to the right, cello closer to center and the other instruments behind in the mix. When you get done, I think you will find that your track will sound exactly like being there in person. I hope this makes sense and isn't too confusing.
Anyway, sorry for the lengthy review, but it really is a terrific piece and one you should be very proud of. I hope all is well.
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