Anatomy of A Cue: Albion Solstice, Arkhis, Sequis, Ashlight & More!

[@davidgomezcomino]

Thanks. I am very grateful for the return to a more cinematic-orchestral approach. Great track and well explained. It would be interesting to see the Ozone 9 with this kind of music. Thanks!

[@dwpix]

Yes- I love this “return to form”! This is the stuff I want to see more of (again). 👍🏼

[@julflorianus]

Hi Geoff, I already liked the way you used to create those excellent iZotope tutorials. Any new video like this would be greatly appreciated as well.

[@andyrowe]

Thank you !

[@agwatson8779]

Great cue and vid, definitely interested in more of this!

[@daviddln1987]

Thank you for this video. I like this series. Please make more videos like this one, that's very interesting. I have a question. When a mix is too quiet, is it better to increase the level of each individual track with the Gain plug-in of Logic (in the Utility category) or can we just insert a limiter on the Master track to increase the level of the whole mix? Thanks.

[@MusicalWizardryMarcoIannello]

Loved it!

[@MartinJG100]

Interesting. Do you find Solstice is consistently useful or is it one of those flavour of the moment libraries?

[@AndyNicholson]

This is intersting stuff and want to see more, but without seeing the video it's et to (which I know might be tricky) then it makes it really difficult to see how things tie together. Good stuff htough! :)