Cinematic Studio Solo Strings | Demo

[@PeterLewysPreston]

This should be an official demo for Cinematic Studio. Brilliant!

[@patzumbrunn]

Bravo. Very great piece and record so well. Awesome. Congrats congrats 🙌🏻The whole CSS range sounds so amazing. I start next week to buy the whole CSS libraries

[@tonyaxtell9216]

Really nice… Thank you for sharing your composition!

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

Thanks 😊

[@chrisrdgymnastics]

Amazing demo

[@MichaelPilipp]

Grandios!

[@jonathanvezner]

Fantastic I would love to see the midi file and all it’s articulations

[@mustafagomen7084]

Very very good performans maestro i like 🙏👍👋👋👋♥️

[@WilsonFerguson]

I absolutely love this piece. Where did you learn to compose string quartets?

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

Thank you! I’ve studied music in general and closely examined the great works in the string quartet repertoire from Haydn to Bartok. I think the best way to learn to write for string quartet is to listen to as many examples as possible and with the score if you can.

[@YeahBan]

Your songs are always novel, funny and informative. Do you write sheet first when you compose? Or do you compose right away at DAW?

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

Thank you! I usually just use the DAW. I've got used to editing in the piano roll editor over the years although I sometimes use the score editor. I play the tracks in from my keyboard and edit afterwards but sometimes if there's a lot of counterpoint I enter notes into the piano roll. I think on this piece I did use the score editor a lot for visual feedback.

[@YeahBan]

@@ManyWorldsMusic In a way, maybe to get used to composing at DAW. I still think scoring music can develop a little more imagination. It is such a small piece but a good compose to me. Is there anything you can advise me to write this song?

[@berserker6341]

AMAZING

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

Thanks :)

[@bulentkamali]

Dear Sir / Madam, did you actually score the music in a scoring software and make the CSSS play it? Or did you write it in the CSSS?

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

Hi, I find it’s better to write the music in the Daw itself (Logic) as I always end up tailoring the composition to whatever library I’m using. I think it’s very hard to get a realistic sound if using scoring software. The score in this video is just Logic’s interpretation of what I played so it might not be 100% accurate.

[@Ejlectronics6]

Do you use many other solo strings libraries? can you compare any?

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

I have LASS which has First Chair but I haven't used it very much for this type of thing and the sound isn't quite as nice to me.

[@Dylan-rs1cu]

Can you either share the midi or explain how you transition between articulations? When I do this the samples overlap and it sounds like multiple instruments.

[@ManyWorldsMusic]

Sometimes it's impossible to avoid. I find it happening mostly when adding vibrato. Otherwise its a question of making adjustments in the piano roll editor to CCs, note length and note position. It's quite a fiddly process and not speedy.

[@Dylan-rs1cu]

ManyWorldsMusic ahh, thanks so much!

[@tharunsh6489]

Share the midi man! How many people should ask you?

[@zaharishtonov]

Be nice! It's his piece and he shares if he likes to...

[@IlkoBirov]

The score is on the screen. You can notate it in a score editor and then import it to your DAW, that way you will have the MIDI.