sile2001
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Does anyone know the methods for the backing strings in a lot of pro recordings? Is the common method actually recording a strings section, or using synths or what?
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LRosario
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It can go both ways.
If you're willing to shell out a few extra bucks, some bands will prefer the traditional method of recording live string esembles.
However, you can find pretty good string sounds from synths as well.
An example of this is the director for Once Upon a Time in mexico. He scores the music for his own films and uses software based music editors to create his orchestral arrangements.
As to what he uses to do that, couldn't tell ya.
If you're willing to shell out a few extra bucks, some bands will prefer the traditional method of recording live string esembles.
However, you can find pretty good string sounds from synths as well.
An example of this is the director for Once Upon a Time in mexico. He scores the music for his own films and uses software based music editors to create his orchestral arrangements.
As to what he uses to do that, couldn't tell ya.
Ronan
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sile2001 said:
Its a bit of both. A lot of synths are getting quite good, but the real things still kicks the ass of fake strings IMO
