Comments on: DAW templates for computer-based composer http://mazz.skyrocket.me/2009/06/08/daw-templates-for-computer-based-composer/ Evocative Music for Media Wed, 22 Dec 2010 21:22:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://skyrocket.me/?v=3.1.1 By: Yadgyu http://mazz.skyrocket.me/2009/06/08/daw-templates-for-computer-based-composer/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Yadgyu Fri, 16 Apr 2010 19:01:33 +0000 http://mazz.skyrocket.me/2009/06/08/daw-templates-for-computer-based-composer/#comment-22 Yes, templates are very helpful in getting ideas out fast. I use a DAW, and I often reuse settings for drums, guitars, and pianos that I have used on other songs. It is actually beneficial to repeatedly use the same sound over and over, if it is good. This helps a composer to create a signature sound. Having something distinctive about your music an often help to get gigs that newer composers may not get. Music libraries and publishers love to capitalize off of a successful sound. Yes, templates are very helpful in getting ideas out fast.

I use a DAW, and I often reuse settings for drums, guitars, and pianos that I have used on other songs. It is actually beneficial to repeatedly use the same sound over and over, if it is good. This helps a composer to create a signature sound.

Having something distinctive about your music an often help to get gigs that newer composers may not get. Music libraries and publishers love to capitalize off of a successful sound.

]]> By: Adam W. http://mazz.skyrocket.me/2009/06/08/daw-templates-for-computer-based-composer/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Adam W. Thu, 08 Oct 2009 06:57:10 +0000 http://mazz.skyrocket.me/2009/06/08/daw-templates-for-computer-based-composer/#comment-4 hey man this is really random, but i am 17 years old and i have been producing music on logic pro for 3 years now, i make all kinds of tracks and am actually about to put my first album on itunes, lately i've been really interested in classical music and i want to try to write a chamber orchestra, the problem is i don't know where to begin, can i make a template on logic if i create my melodies on midi hardware (as a digital mimic of what the real sounds would actually be when performed live), and what form does the music have to be in for musicians to read it? i mean, i know it has to be sheet music with measures and what not but how do i get into that form?? hey man this is really random, but i am 17 years old and i have been producing music on logic pro for 3 years now, i make all kinds of tracks and am actually about to put my first album on itunes, lately i've been really interested in classical music and i want to try to write a chamber orchestra, the problem is i don't know where to begin, can i make a template on logic if i create my melodies on midi hardware (as a digital mimic of what the real sounds would actually be when performed live), and what form does the music have to be in for musicians to read it? i mean, i know it has to be sheet music with measures and what not but how do i get into that form??

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