I went to the store and bought a milk :)

I don't know why, but I really like this fantasy, despite the average performance and recording. I've listened to it about 20 times.

Great!

Amazing i love this version of the music!❤

Amazing

Just what i need. Thanks

Prodigy in the making.

That's musical alchemy !

The presentation is very engaging, but the narrative pretty confusing. Too little overall structure and too much divergence from the stated topic. How do all these interesting counterpoint creations relate to the production of a baroque fugue?

Very interesting video and full of practical advice about approaching the subject. However I wouldn’t say it is appropriate for a beginner, more an intermediate who is interested in the wider aspects of fugal writing.

That sounds amazing!! I was reading about Bartok combining scales in a similar manner, maybe there's a rabbit hole waiting (or a detour who knows). Again that run sounds great and yeah the idea of piecing together runs is great. I play and found that the whole time and diminished scale are ideal for this on that instrument. I'm sure ideas like this can be also leveraged with that in mind, where the change helps with the phrasing

15:38 thinking about strings as multiple instruments .... Interesting, as a guitarist, I've thought about that. But, I never expected someone else to say so .. In that regard, any solo piece can be considered a delicate balance between orchestration and execution. Because of this reason I find MIDI guitar a very interesting ocean of possibilities, as you basically have 6 keyboards sandwiched together. And while you can and may voice them identically, I find the idea of providing each string different voices fertile ground for exploration... And let's not even factor mechanically unfeasible tunings. Part of what motivates me to learn is just peering into these vast unexplored possibilities. Anyway, back to the lecture. Just needed to pause here and think about this for a second and share.

Man so much to say, wonderful piece.... Sounds incredible orchestrated, learned a ton, and had a great time on this journey I mean one thing is to learn from someone who's knowledgeable on the subject, but to me, it's much better if you also have an appreciation for their own works. I mean yes you get knowledge, but also a bit of experience in getting to results that are already pleasing. Like Kiyosaki says, a real teacher someone who's awesome at what they do explaining from active experience in their field.

I cannot like this enough times

not a fan of chocolate I take it?

where is the video where you describe the mood of every seventh chord? thanks

Even if i play fantasy impromptu by chopin ?

Did you invent this system?

Jjay: it's 12:45 so I have to be quiet Also Jjay: YABaBaBAaaBaDaDaaDeeDeeEeE

Thanks-this is really helpful

Wooow this is awesome!!! Good job! 🎉

This has the feel of Prokofiev or Shostakovich symphonies. I didn’t realize the Philippines had a composer of this caliber. Very pleasant to listen to. Amazing!

You have shared some profound insights in this video. Now I am hooked.

I learned so much from this video. I'll be watching more from you - Thank you!

well done!

Excellent tutorial on how to make strings more real. Wonderful music too. Keep it up.

Do you recommend using balance pan knob or stereo pan? Or even binaural? I’ve heard many mixed things about all 3

Dam I just got hype haha

Hi 👋

I wish there was a Spanish translation available for this video :(

Thank you. You influenced me. in a good way :)

does this soundfont work in lmms? the instrument sounds very good and i would like to try making something with it but i only have lmms as my music making software

Thanks for the tip! This is great!

JJ, I have literally spent two dozen hours at odd hours trying to find these videos again. I saw a few of them about 5 years ago and they explained chord relatioships and mediants so well in composing, but i didn't really have time to study them properly. so i've been combing for hours on hours ( i was positive your name was david for some reason) I am so glad to have found them! thanks again

The 30 first second are so hot!

What about the strings under Legacy -> Logic -> Orchestral -> Strings? Those are the ones I typically use. Do you still prefer the ones you use in this video over those?