How 2 different pieces of music can completely change a film

[@TomHawkComposer]

I hope you enjoyed the video! What did you learn and how will you apply it next time you score to picture?

[@Musicalm]

Very good!

[@TomHawkComposer]

Thank you for watching! Did you learn anything that you’ll apply to your creative process in the future?

[@МаркВысоцкий-т5м]

A very useful video, I am a musician and also compose music. That's why your videos are great help)

[@TomHawkComposer]

Awesome! I’m glad you found the video helpful

[@kevroberts8147]

Great tracks as usual Tom, it really is amazing how a piece of music can completely change the mood of a scene.👍

[@TomHawkComposer]

Thank you Kev! Yep you got that right, it's truly fascinating how powerful music is. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@ФёдорЛепин-р3у]

what effects were used in the processing, reverb, equalizer, compressor?

[@PerchHunter]

Fantastic video. May i ask what libraries did You use here?

[@TomHawkComposer]

Glad you liked it! Did you learn anything that you'll apply in your future music? And sure thing, it was a big mix of libraries (just loaded up my big main template and used what inspired me): Strings: mainly Pacific Strings and CSS, with some additional artilculations/layering from Areia Strings, Tundra, Symphonic Strings, Time Micro and Ark 3. Choir was all CHORUS, that's my go-to choir now 95% of the time. Woodwinds were BWW and Symphonic Woodwinds. The rest was a bunch of miscellaneous patches from different libraries and some patches from virtual synths like Zebra2/ZebraHZ

[@TomHawkComposer]

QUESTION: Which of the two scores did you prefer and why?

[@angelite544]

What sample library are those woodwinds from?

[@TomHawkComposer]

Hey, it was a mixture of BWW and Symphonic Woodwinds