Ooof that piano sounds amazing.... may i ask what library that is from?  It's always been a challenge for me getting the strings to sound organic and not pad struck   Do you use faders or the mod wheel to tame them?  Love the somber chord progression too. 

Ooof that piano sounds amazing.... may i ask what library that is from? It's always been a challenge for me getting the strings to sound organic and not pad struck :) Do you use faders or the mod wheel to tame them? Love the somber chord progression too.

Everything sounds top notch as always and with a graceful mood. Beautiful
I donˋ t know if it is a good idea, to tell a professional  my thoughts, but I made a strange discovery: As a violinplayer , I find the bowtechnique of the strings very unnatural. The up down changes of the bow , when it stops for a tiny microsecond, need a little more realistic finesse. I think of more variety of the attacks, decays,….Do you hear what I see?

Everything sounds top notch as always and with a graceful mood. Beautiful I donˋ t know if it is a good idea, to tell a professional my thoughts, but I made a strange discovery: As a violinplayer , I find the bowtechnique of the strings very unnatural. The up down changes of the bow , when it stops for a tiny microsecond, need a little more realistic finesse. I think of more variety of the attacks, decays,….Do you hear what I see?

So evocative and mesmerizing. I like the delayed piano notes- just a smidgen.

So evocative and mesmerizing. I like the delayed piano notes- just a smidgen.

Beautiful theme!

Beautiful theme!

Beautiful. Very wide mix. Peaceful.

Bravo.

Beautiful. Very wide mix. Peaceful. Bravo.

very peaceful and beautiful

very peaceful and beautiful

Lovely piece.  Sounds like there is a soft almost vocal pad as a textural bed under the strings, which creates a really nice atmosphere.   

Lovely piece. Sounds like there is a soft almost vocal pad as a textural bed under the strings, which creates a really nice atmosphere.

so beautiful!

so beautiful! <3

A documentary? What kind of documentary is that?

That groove is HUGE. The mix of that hard beating bass and the rubbery lead. All the other elements like the vocal sample or the woodblock hit, so tasty. The right sound that one would not expect but just works perfectly. Favoriting this one.

A documentary? What kind of documentary is that? That groove is HUGE. The mix of that hard beating bass and the rubbery lead. All the other elements like the vocal sample or the woodblock hit, so tasty. The right sound that one would not expect but just works perfectly. Favoriting this one.

Cheers!  It's one of the NI ones.  Noire I believe.  I've enjoyed it and it's handy for subtle touches to the sound. As for the strings; yep!  I use a mod wheel which controls the expression as I'm playing in the different parts.  I think it's a must for strings and woodwind.

Thanks!  As for the constructive feedback, it's great to hear too!  So is it needing more variation of attack with each note (bow)?  Any maybe some shorter sustains on certain notes?  I've got the sustain a little longer than natural on purpose for lushness with the reverb.  Any more info would be great as I'm always trying to improve the realism and I'm NOT a violin player.

Thanks! 

Awesome.  Thanks!

Very much appreciated!

Cheers!

Thanks!  Yes, there's a choir softly underneath the mix of the strings.

Thank you!

Thanks!  Yes a documentary.  It's about this dancer who used to dance for the Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) in the 80s and then transitioned into wooden sculpture design once he was considered too old to dance.

[quote=Tone Matrix]Ooof that piano sounds amazing.... may i ask what library that is from? It's always been a challenge for me getting the strings to sound organic and not pad struck :) Do you use faders or the mod wheel to tame them? Love the somber chord progression too. [/quote] Cheers! It's one of the NI ones. Noire I believe. I've enjoyed it and it's handy for subtle touches to the sound. As for the strings; yep! I use a mod wheel which controls the expression as I'm playing in the different parts. I think it's a must for strings and woodwind. [quote=Q-Rosh]Everything sounds top notch as always and with a graceful mood. Beautiful I donˋ t know if it is a good idea, to tell a professional my thoughts, but I made a strange discovery: As a violinplayer , I find the bowtechnique of the strings very unnatural. The up down changes of the bow , when it stops for a tiny microsecond, need a little more realistic finesse. I think of more variety of the attacks, decays,….Do you hear what I see?[/quote] Thanks! As for the constructive feedback, it's great to hear too! So is it needing more variation of attack with each note (bow)? Any maybe some shorter sustains on certain notes? I've got the sustain a little longer than natural on purpose for lushness with the reverb. Any more info would be great as I'm always trying to improve the realism and I'm NOT a violin player. :) [quote=dr0ptpacket]So evocative and mesmerizing. I like the delayed piano notes- just a smidgen.[/quote] Thanks! :) [quote=horatiuromantic]Beautiful theme! [/quote] Awesome. Thanks! [quote=djippy]Beautiful. Very wide mix. Peaceful. Bravo.[/quote] Very much appreciated! [quote=Pescadito]very peaceful and beautiful[/quote] Cheers! [quote=Napear]Lovely piece. Sounds like there is a soft almost vocal pad as a textural bed under the strings, which creates a really nice atmosphere. [/quote] Thanks! Yes, there's a choir softly underneath the mix of the strings. [quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]so beautiful! <3[/quote] Thank you! [quote=Kedbreak136]A documentary? What kind of documentary is that? That groove is HUGE. The mix of that hard beating bass and the rubbery lead. All the other elements like the vocal sample or the woodblock hit, so tasty. The right sound that one would not expect but just works perfectly. Favoriting this one.[/quote] Thanks! Yes a documentary. It's about this dancer who used to dance for the Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) in the 80s and then transitioned into wooden sculpture design once he was considered too old to dance.