 Writing For The Real Orchestra, should I study Logic SCORE or books..... |
 Tue 28 Jan 2003, 23:26
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In the not-to-distant future, I may have the opportunity to score a film using a real orchestra. Now, I took a theory class at my junior college last semester, and I know the basics, but when it comes to writiing for the real thing, I am completely new.
My question is, should I rely on the comprehensive SCORE section of Logic platinum to automatically write it FOR me, just paying attention to recording... provided that I learn the whole SCORE section first, so I can detect errors... Or should I go the traditional way, and read books on HOW to write for the orchestra, all of the different instruments.. because I dont know...if I give a printed score from Logic, will the orchestra play it different than I envisioned? Will I sound completely different, even if, in the future, I am using superb software instruments like Vienna and Spectrasonics? All advice is welcome!  - jeffro -------------------- "history repeats itself, so the best thing to do is rewrite the future"
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tokyoroland Writing For The Real Orchestra Tue 28 Jan 2003, 23:26
formatj You are going to definitely have to read books on ... Tue 28 Jan 2003, 23:56 formatj Also look at doing a course, you are going to need... Wed 29 Jan 2003, 00:16 StrangeCat there is more then a few things you need to do, fi... Thu 12 Jun 2003, 06:11 igor learn both because you will need both
Find some... Fri 13 Jun 2003, 04:56 bach12 I agree with all the above repsonses.
But, also c... Wed 24 Sep 2003, 14:15 Artist As far as getting excellent scoring (so the perfor... Tue 2 Mar 2004, 20:56 jesshmusic Orchestration is an art fine-tuned over many years... Wed 24 Mar 2004, 16:33 dougdell One other thing - a hundred could be written about... Thu 25 Mar 2004, 14:00
tokyoroland wow!!! I can't believe this post i... Fri 30 Apr 2004, 04:43  |
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