 Help For A Newbie!, Classical musician out of his comfort zone! |
 Tue 6 Jul 2010, 17:45
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 06-Jul 10 From: Liverpool - UK Member No.: 114,512  |
Hi everyone.
I'm new to the site, so I apologise if I've gone about this posting business incorrectly. I have searched for topics relating to what I'm asking, but can't find the answers I need. I have some very simple inquiries really. I am a classically trained musician and composer who has been working with Sibelius and other score production software for years. Recently, I have been taking up various commissions for pieces which are either electronic 'pop' pieces or ones for which the client wants a recording without the trouble of paying musicians to perform. I am currently composing a piece for a dance company, for which I need realistic sounding orchestral instruments (as well as some electronic sounds, and various electronic effects) I have been using Logic Express 8 now for some months, and I'm becoming quite proficient with it; I have produced several tracks for friends (singers, bands) etc, and have got a good grasp of how to use effects etc. However, at present I do not have any hardware - the absence of a MIDI keyboard is the most glaring omission. My query is simple really... What do I need to purchase in order to be able to make near realistic sounding orchestral pieces? I realise I'll need a MIDI keyboard, but I've heard the term 'audio processor' mentioned as well as other things like mixing decks. OUT OF MY DEPTH! I realise I'm quite young (23) to be asking these questions, but I've spent my life with traditional music theory and composition, and this is a whole new ball game for me! If someone could please provide me with a concise list of what exactly I need, and what I *can* accomplish, I would greatly appreciate it. SJ PS. Also, I need this to be on a reasonable budget. Asking for the moon?! 
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Thu 30 Sep 2010, 12:18
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 22 Joined: 03-Jun 09 From: Central Valley - US Member No.: 109,043 |
exactly what houstonmusic said. install the samples on the main MacHD, then copy them over to the external HD. Point the browser in EWQL to the new directory once they are installed.
Honestly though, I have six of the EWQL libraries, and I never had an issue installing them to my external HD |
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jupiterstation Help For A Newbie! Tue 6 Jul 2010, 17:45
lepetitmartien Hello
Well, you need something along the line of ... Thu 8 Jul 2010, 04:21 kayj_prod No, not asking for the moon!
You'll need a... Thu 8 Jul 2010, 07:41 jupiterstation Hi everyone.
Thanks very much for your help. I... Thu 12 Aug 2010, 00:01
houstonmusic I use the East West Symphonic Lib (gold plus versi... Thu 12 Aug 2010, 13:49 jupiterstation Thanks for replying to me so quickly I have read ... Thu 12 Aug 2010, 15:08 houstonmusic that's it, yes. i use the VSL close mic sampl... Thu 12 Aug 2010, 21:32 canoleguer QUOTE (houstonmusic @ Thu 12 Aug 2010, 21... Sat 14 Aug 2010, 08:07 jupiterstation Hi. I've just received my copy of Eastwest Sym... Tue 28 Sep 2010, 17:09 houstonmusic i believe i just did an end run around this same i... Tue 28 Sep 2010, 18:24 lunar 1 The actual program needs to go on your startup dri... Thu 30 Sep 2010, 13:28 |
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