Harmony Fundamentals - Cinematic Music Tutorial

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COURSE:
Cinematic Music: From Idea To Finished Recording
The Starting Composer's Guide To Composing, Orchestrating and Mixing Orchestral Music
ABOUT THE COURSE:
From Idea To Finished Recording is the beginning composer’s complete guide to composing, orchestrating, recording and mixing orchestral music using digital tools.
The course will take you through the entire process of writing a memorable track, orchestrating and record it using virtual instruments, before mixing and finally mastering it into a finished audio file.
Through a mix of over 150 pages of text, audio and illustrations, and over 14 hours of video, you’ll be guided through the fundamentals of producing cinematic music along the lines of Hans Zimmer, Two Steps From Hell and Brian Tyler... From the first ideas, to the finished recording.
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LEARN HOW TO...
- Bring your musical ideas to life, step by step
- Compose memorable and compelling themes
- Write great countermelodies and ostinatos
- Effectively structure and transform your themes into full compositions
- Orchestrate your tracks from beginning to end
- Record realistic mockups using virtual instruments
- Create powerful mixes using only basic mixing tools
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[@katieblack]

The chords & melody are SO beautiful, I almost cried 😢

[@mwmcbroom]

A nice little tutorial, and thanks so much for finally turning off that blasted metronome!

[@adaptiveplexus]

This tip is great I was not aware that going two steps down was a substitution. I will try this though I usually start with chords and not a melody. Thanks

[@Evenant]

Thanks! Try them out and feel free to share some of your work on our Evenant Music & Audio facebook community, you can sometimes even get track feedback from our members as well. =)

[@enderep12]

Going 2 steps down is also always the relative minor (as in A minor is the relative minor to C Maj and e.g. E Min is the relative minor to G Maj)

[@sound-engineer]

Me too. I always did it randomly to creating some tension, but thank to Arn i'm already aware of using this technique more effectively.

[@MRREVILOable]

Very clear lecture! Thanks for showing the difference and playing it live

[@kiland3d]

perfectly clear . thanks a lot

[@incrastic6437]

Great, great tutorial. One more thing I've learned today. Thanks.

[@SongOfMoonchild]

Wow! I really liked that substitution thing :D Cool tutorial :)

[@RisetotheBottom00]

Your tutorials are top notch! Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@lionel6869]

This is so helpfull for me!!!

[@vaibhavshelke3727]

Thank you so much for valuable information..

[@jcsemmo]

Thanks for the valuable tips

[@dezinerAhmad]

This was Really Woderful...A Great Help... I am Going to replicate it in My DAW and Have Fun

[@Evenant]

haha enjoy! Glad we could help!

[@dezinerAhmad]

Evenant oO yes had a great Time... I also practiced the Same in My DAW..... I am Planning to Buy ORCHSTRA by Sonuscore...... I have loved the the engine and Simplicity of Usage..... Can I buy..?? I also have kontakt ultimate 11..

[@orlandomarinjr]

Man your videos are 10/10 excellent

[@Evenant]

Cheers buddy! - Kenny

[@m.t.asteriti9860]

Yay, a new video :D

[@Evenant]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@moses4437]

This is very helpful.

[@tommasocardia8754]

Thanks for sharing this stuff with us. What kind of vst plugin do you use to make the strings? Can you make a tutorial about sound design and instruments?

[@nishantpathak7636]

sir u r my mentor love from India 💙

[@DawAskhar]

thanks useful. Which sampler using - (Sus Soft) ????

[@chemuki71]

Super Coolll !!!!!

[@davidklemencz]

Cool!!

[@ivantorrent495]

Useful tips, thanks!

[@Evenant]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@saiyabeatz8870]

what Kontakt library do you use for strings?

[@katieblack]

One of the worst metronome clicks I’ve ever heard. But beautiful sounds!!!

[@LightWingStudios]

Really. AUTOMATE that shit so it MUTES when the music is recorded or played back!

[@TJMakhubele]

Wait there are NICE metronome clicks!!!!!

[@joetowers4804]

Oh, you really weren't kidding!

[@MRREVILOable]

Which string library are you using on this? @evenant

[@SantiagoSimyaci]

Merhaba. Bu kayıtta hangi eq ve reverb kullandınız? Teşekkürler

[@shing02]

do you ever go over major minor parallel substitutions ?

[@desmondmoss]

could I enroll using FL studios ?

[@FlyingPetschman]

U really need the click 4 that?

[@aminetito3102]

what program is he using ?

[@NickChase]

Cubase

[@almazmusic]

Most terrible metronome click I've ever heard. But thanks.

[@zed1122]

It gave me multiple aneurysms :D