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Mart[1001]
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Here's an example of my warped genre. After posting a couple of the more dancy type tracks on the mp3 clinic, I now slow it right down with an orchestrated piano ballad.
The story behind this track is, after watching my football(soccer) team miss out on a playoff position(again) last season by just a single goal and whilst sitting at my keyboard in a depressed state the following evening, I keyed out a simple melody with one hand whilst supporting my sorry head with the other. I liked it and so added a left hand and then some strings.
Old Gold is a simple and repetitive tune, it was always meant to be and can be a good tune for anyone learning two handed piano to practise with. Btw, Old Gold is the color of my football teams jersey and just to finish the story, this year they won the league and have been promoted to the English Premier League.
Would love some comments on this mix as orchestration is a difficult thing to get right IMO. Does it sound authentic?
One thing I'm struggling to get right is the very last note, getting the realistic verb of when an orchestra all release their note and the hall reverberates for a couple of seconds. I don't really want to add more reverb to the track and I haven't had much success in trying to automate an ending reverb either...any suggestions here would really be appreciated.
Thanks for listening...
Mart.
The story behind this track is, after watching my football(soccer) team miss out on a playoff position(again) last season by just a single goal and whilst sitting at my keyboard in a depressed state the following evening, I keyed out a simple melody with one hand whilst supporting my sorry head with the other. I liked it and so added a left hand and then some strings.
Old Gold is a simple and repetitive tune, it was always meant to be and can be a good tune for anyone learning two handed piano to practise with. Btw, Old Gold is the color of my football teams jersey and just to finish the story, this year they won the league and have been promoted to the English Premier League.

Would love some comments on this mix as orchestration is a difficult thing to get right IMO. Does it sound authentic?
One thing I'm struggling to get right is the very last note, getting the realistic verb of when an orchestra all release their note and the hall reverberates for a couple of seconds. I don't really want to add more reverb to the track and I haven't had much success in trying to automate an ending reverb either...any suggestions here would really be appreciated.
Thanks for listening...
Mart.