From Piano to Full Orchestra in 10 mins - How to orchestrate a piano sketch

[@danacme5806]

Content de vous retrouver après si longtemps !!!!

[@alexgerlach5630]

Thanks a lot. I will try to rebuild it to learn from this. Btw..this reminds me a lot to Call of Duty or Hearts of Iron Soundtrack.. or Rainbow Six.

[@MASAMEDIATV]

Great to see you're back. I missed your videos a lot. Thanks for the great work!

[@grmusicnyc]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

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Me too😀

[@Beaut_Beau]

This is giving me a little original warcraft vibes, love it mate!

[@danielgreen4484]

Always interesting to see other composers work flow. More videos like this one please. I think the trombone was a bit too loud, although I recognize so much of anyone’s music is subjective to the audience.

[@EdokLock]

Ooh look who is back 🌹

[@AlternatingLine]

Power in the arrangement! Love to see how simple it starts.

[@Johnsormani]

Great Tutorial

[@grmusicnyc]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drdubs8934]

Nice to see you back mate

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Hey bro, I m glad you are back 😊

[@grmusicnyc]

Hey, thanks 😊

[@darlin2587]

Thank you, Great tutorial.

[@doobie_rockz]

Learned a lot!! Thanks Gabe!!

[@andrewswiftmusic]

Great tutorial, Gabe!

[@markrichardsmusic]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks!

[@grmusicnyc]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Edelwiss3]

😲😲😲 this sound epic, fperfect for some medieval or pirate epic movie

[@JoeChadwickVids]

Great work Gabe!!

[@grmusicnyc]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it! 🙏

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Salute from Indonesia! Amazing

[@Trescaracterescomominimo]

Excellent and easy exercise ✌❤🇫🇷

[@grmusicnyc]

Glad you like it!

[@rhymevara]

Great video thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@grmusicnyc]

Thanks for watching!

[@wkelly-hn4kb]

Nicely done ! Thanks for sharing !

[@grmusicnyc]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@denniswilbur6920]

Welcome back. It's been a long time since we've heard from. We always look forward to your tutorials.

[@grmusicnyc]

Thank you so much for sticking with me! I'm really glad you enjoy the tutorials.

[@tonyswatchchannel755]

Thank you. That was really good and helpful and simple

[@grmusicnyc]

Super! Happy to hear that!

[@ckhowes]

Most excellent! Thank you!

[@grmusicnyc]

You're welcome!

[@BenMartinBox]

Thanks for sharing. Stay safe.

[@grmusicnyc]

Thanks, you too!

[@wissemmakni2569]

merci pour ce tuto tres claire ca fait longtemp

[@grmusicnyc]

De rien et merci

[@rishavrai5889]

after so long....finally you are back in action😁😁😁😁

[@javierallende4639]

Thanks for the tutorial, very nice, slow, simple and understandable explanation! I see that candle under the screen too close... it will melt it, hehehe

[@grmusicnyc]

Glad you found it helpful! Yeah, that candle was a bit too close for comfort 😅

[@MorphyxeMusicOfficial]

Thanks a lot!

[@grmusicnyc]

You're welcome! 😊

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[@SavvasT76]

Welcome back! I'm so happy to have you back with us. I've learned a lot from your wonderful videos. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Greece!

[@TheJonathanGalloway]

Nice Video! How do you make it to where the instrument plays consistently/ on the beat?

[@grmusicnyc]

I used quantization when needed (and a bit of humanization) and using the right articulations helps too.

[@gabrielferry6317]

bonjour, à quand une nouvelle vidéo en Français ? joyeux noël Maestro

[@wissemmakni2569]

tu met pas la tampani ? ca marche pas?

[@grmusicnyc]

J'aurais pu mais la partie de percussion était déjà assez chargée donc je n'ai pas inclus les timbales dans cet exemple.

[@alexndreviernemusic]

Salut GBR, je suppose que tu es francophone ^^ j'aime beaucoup ce que tu fais, je me suis mis depuis peu sur Logic Pro après avoir été des années FListe , mais je galère sur pas mal de chose, aurais tu une messagerie pour contact stp? Merci, et bravo pour ce que tu fais 😉

[@WizardOfArc]

I need to figure out how to make the piano sketch…. I’m not that good at piano

[@M2Texas]

Yeah, but what if all you hear is piano to start with? How do you get from "imaginary orchestra" to piano, then back to orchestra?

[@LearnCompositionOnline]

Learning with a teacher that studied orchestration in depth

[@grmusicnyc]

If you hear the orchestra in your head i would suggest starting by isolating the melody and the bass and writing that down as a piano sketch. This should help you identify the harmony of what you've written. Then you can start the orchestration process from there.

[@grmusicnyc]

@LearnCompositionOnline Nice to see you advertise your services here mate... 🙄

[@jonathanpaulpano]

1 trick I always use is I always start from a flute for the main melody just to lay the song foundation. Then I add low range and mid range. This is very useful for adapt tempo. If you have a certain tempo in mind, start from the bass parts then low then mid. If I'm not hearing that "excitement" when making music. I might add a percussion instrument to keep my momentum going. 🤣