How To Make A Recording Order

[@VFXCommander]

I'm glad you decided to open a KZbin channel that goes through these stuffs. Rarely I see videos like this here. Keep it up!!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Thank you! I’m glad these are helpful!

[@SergeSainteRose]

I will have my first ever recording with an orchestra in 2 weeks and this is a goldmine. So helpful, thank you Anne!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Thank you for watching! Glad this is some real life help!

[@PirateStyle2013]

CONGRATULATIONS! That so cool dude. How did it go and do you have any links to the content?

[@martijnvanbeek4387]

Incredibly insightful information Anne-Kathrin! I have never seen this kind of info before and this gives me extra clues as to the whole organisation of a recording session. Thank you!

[@patrykscelina]

This is a goldmine Anne. Especially for those of us who don't record live on daily basis. Thanks so much for those tips.

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

I'm glad this is helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@almalaga3924]

merry christmas,anne...thanks for your tutorials.

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Happy holidays!

[@f.herumusu8341]

I'm more and more glad that I'm just a hobbyist. Not just that my talent is limited ... I'm also an absolut choatic when it comes to organization: A recording session with me as composer would inevitable end with me crying and everyone shouting and throwing thier instruments at me.

[@andrewbarkan9151]

Great note about extended trem sections, very helpful!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Glad this was helpful!

[@ivankornmusic]

Strange how important is having musician with experience in studio settings, which can interpret what is not really in the score, but your are going for. Intonation is crucial. Thanks for the tips

[@nexus4demochannel825]

I think your channel is absolutely phenomenal and that you introduce us to the matter in such a way that, to be honest, I am really happy when you post videos. I've been in the production business for many years, but it's always refreshing to look over the shoulders of professionals during their process, keep it up ✌️💪🎬🎼🎹🎤

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Thank you so much! I'm glad I can provide some behind the scenes details from this niche job. :-)

[@gonzalozubillaga9341]

So helpful Anne!!! thank you!!!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Glad you found this helpful!

[@justifyed1911]

Dropping jewels and nuggets, and beer and wine for lunch, haha! Thank you for this! I truly enjoy your channel, I come back to it almost daily, but I do have to write music too lol!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Glad you like the channel! Thanks for your support!

[@vancomposer]

That was VERY interesting to watch, thank you! Even though it will probably remain a dream for me to record with an orchestra in the first place, I will certainly remember some of your advice if the day comes. Besten Dank! 🙋‍♂️🇩🇪🇺🇸

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

I'm glad this was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@noegonzalez1428]

Really great knowledge that you are sharing, thanks for your generosity! Looking at the pre take notes in the sheet, I would love to hear your thoughts on click track usage during orchestral sessions. (tempo changes, time sigs etc)

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Thanks for watching! Could you elaborate more on your question? Would love to address this! :-)

[@noegonzalez1428]

@@AnneKathrinDernComposer What are the things to consider in regards to the click in your recording session. For example, do you split up complicated cues to make the job easier for the players, how do you deal with rit. and accel. when using a click, do you ever record cues without a click, what are manageable tempo/meter changes.These are just some of the things I can think about, I'm sure you have a lot real life experience to share!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Wonderful, I’ll be sure to put this on my list of future videos. I addressed some of this in my Q&A video but I’ll go into more depth in the future.

[@nowonrec]

Hello Anne thanks for your videos its very useful ! If you have to pick one among the 3 Strings Cinematic studio sample libraries you have (String 1, 2 or Solo), which one would you pick and why? looking forward your next video on strings libraries thank you again Anne !

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Definitely not a solo library since they have very limited use. Cinematic Studio series doesn't have 3 string libraries though. It's only Cinematic Studio Strings and their Solo Strings. The other library is Cinematic Strings 2 which - while it was made by the same people - does not actually belong to the Cinematic Studio Series and is the oldest. I' not really sure if I'd go for CS2 or CSS considering they are both fabulous and fill in each other's gaps in sound. I layer both of them all the time to get the most perfect result.

[@nowonrec]

@@AnneKathrinDernComposer thank you Anne for your response and share ! take care

[@MusicalWizardryMarcoIannello]

Deciding on the scoring order certainly is very difficult, because of all those different factors you mention in the video. Whilst watching, I was thinking that orchestrators may be very useful in assisting with deciding on the order, would you agree with that? Cheers!

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Thanks for watching and for your input! Yes, you are absolutely right. It’s not uncommon for orchestrators or even the session conductor to be involved in this process. It’s particularly helpful if the composer isn’t particularly knowledgeable when it comes to orchestral instruments and their individual difficulties. Thanks for mentioning that! :-)

[@MusicalWizardryMarcoIannello]

@@AnneKathrinDernComposer thank you for making this video, that sparked that thought in my mind 😊 The session conductor can be quite fundamental, actually, as they most likely know the players and their strengths, as well as how they work and react

[@michaelkelly4055]

I wondered what You had those 3.5" floppy discs for.Coasters of course!!! Silly Me. ;)

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Haha, the coffee mug needs to go somewhere along with the wine...

[@klavierunterricht-bergstra2187]

very good video

[@AnneKathrinDernComposer]

Thank you!

[@steveb9325]

Anne forgive me. Just visiting this post again and realized I had accidentally touched dislike last time instead of like! Which I immediately corrected. Though I'm sure you lost no sleep on it. I felt bad. Take care!🙏❤