Beginner Tips For Orchestral Composers that WORK... in 5 Minutes!

[@seventearsofhope]

Nothing to add here! Great Tips Kevin!

[@maplefoxx6285]

As someone who has been starting out for the last almost year. I suggest Cinematic Studio Series, all their libraries. Just easy to learn to use, they all work together great. Good pricing. They mix really well with Cinesamples libraries who have great sales quite often. I have my eye on that new Teldex Berlin Reverb too, that looks like something I will use a lot.

[@KevinKuschel]

Love the cinematic studio series. Bought it myself as a beginner. Great sound and amazing consistency. Have to add that the legato timing and the required nudging of notes is not 100% beginner-friendly IMO.

[@maplefoxx6285]

@@KevinKuschel Have you tried it since their update. it is a bit better now. They are working on updating CSB as well. I like how Tokyo Scoring strings work with the lookahead mode and no latency, i hope more companies do this in the future.

[@jmmm2703]

For me it was helpful to get out of my comfort zone and change the environment I write music in. Challenges are also great! Each if the tips in the video are very useful and important.

[@JonasDenolf]

Nice video Kevin! I'm still learning orchestral music and its a bit overwhelming every tip can help!

[@KevinKuschel]

Thanks! Best of luck :)

[@KevinKuschel]

Tips For Beginning Composers Here’s what helped me the most when I started out as an orchestral composer ca. 4 years ago. Warning: subjective. May or may not work for you. Pls don’t hate me

[@ElowenFaye]

Hey Kevin, thank you for these valuable tips! I've been in a creative rut lately, but your enthusiasm really inspired me to continue working on my craft. Thank you! :) oh and btw, this is offtopic but you look a lot like the actor Shawn Pyfrom. Haha, that being said, kind regards from Germany :)

[@KevinKuschel]

Hah Thanks, Pia! Google Martin Hinteregger if you want to see my living clone LOL.

[@ElowenFaye]

@@KevinKuschel Haha, yes! The similarity is undeniable :D