How To Orchestrate A Chord Progression (from Piano to Full Orchestra)

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the only guy on earth that explains orchestration without sheet music. Love it

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Lmfao whiteaxxxe relax

[@alejandrom.4680]

Deep Moticons You have problems with reading and writing in sheet music don’t you

[@kavianoa8787]

​@whiteaxxxe Although I agree that learning to read music sheets not a bad thing, it's not essential anymore. Try looking at it in a different perspective :) At the end of the day, music is a creative expression... there's no one-way to do it. Look at Van Halen for an example, he doesn't even know how to read sheet music and he's one of the most famous guitarists as of late. I'm sure if Mozart or Beethoven had DAWs back then, they wouldn't use music sheets as extensively.

[@gabiking6331]

@whiteaxxxe oh my god lmao they're not personally attacking everyone who reads sheet music, they're just pointing out that a lot of tutorials rely on a preexisting knowledge of music theory, and ability to read sheet music... step off lol

[@SuboptimalPrime]

"... which doesn't sound so amazing.." *shows something amazing*

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XD.

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Lol it sounded almost better than the other imo

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The biggest Flex on yt. And i love it

[@JasAnderson95]

Exactly!!!! Lol I was like wow.....I thought that was amazing

[@Fae-Fey]

Please for the love of God, dont stop making tutorial like these yeah? they help beginner like me very much

[@luedemothene5607]

Always give these articulation and a little staccato Rythem 6:32 bass and tuba bass notes 11:45 cello harmonizing notes with a little variation for the bass note 12:37 violas second harmonizing notes but with more variation for bass and cello 13:53 bass trumbones high and low/using 2 octaves and two different harmonies mixed together 16:01 two French horns same thing but mixed differently than bass trumbones 21:59 celesta main melody 22:39 flute main melody then plays a back up counter melody something like a side counter melody. It supports the counter melody 24:50 first violin and (second violin but one octave higher) with tremolo of your choice main melody 27:00 trumpets come in at a counter melody from the other instruments but trumpets plays main melody 26:00 is trumpet 2 with counter melody 27:09 is chorus doing the counter melody and main melody at two different octaves I’m almost done I’ll finish this later and also give me a like...I’ll be doing this for whatever tutorial you want

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Salute!

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why do i find great youtubers at 4am?

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and for me

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4:12, and this is waken me up even more

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its 4am right now and I found this bros haha

Alex „Creates like massive chaos that doesn‘t sound so great“ I: Wtf it‘s so beautiful ...

[@fsdsdf3033]

0:56 Alex: Which doesn't sound that amazing but, yeah. *Plays* Me: Yes

[@Huetete]

So true xd

[@tvcjr22]

Doesn’t sound amazing my ass 😂 😂

[@ursanotsomajor]

You don't really expect *t h a t* kind of music when you see FL on the preview 😁 Beautiful music and great tutorial, thanks!

[@zacm6173]

wow, i grew up playing in rock bands and i'm trying to translate all that knowledge to composing/scoring and your channel totally speaks to me. can feel your heart and passion through the videos. thank you!

[@reflexsoundz]

He said it doesn't sound so amazing and then plays a professional orchestration that blows the mind..lol🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@saxmanvince4319]

Wow. I have been teaching music 27 and must say that you are one of the most talented people I've come across.

[@DaGooseLON]

Wow! Your video is fantastic! This is like a master class. What you did sounds amazing...sharing how you do it with others is what the internet is all about. I hope you get some movie scoring jobs from this video...you deserve it.

[@DJSharpBeats]

I've been paying heavy attention to your tutorials for the past few days. Making my way from producer to orchestral composer... Keep teaching 🤜🏾🤛🏾💯👊🏾

[@olukz2529]

I liked the video before even watching because I expected Alex to drop gold gems for composing, and I wasnt disappointed! Very informative and applicable video as always, thanks!

[@AakashRMusic]

7:31 *_Sings perfectly in the higher octave,_*_ _*_says I cannot sing in high octave_*

[@anthonytavarez1092]

I dont care what people say about long videos make it 1 or 2 or maybe 3 hours I DONT CAREE!! I love it, i learn a lot...

[@UndisclosedTalent]

Dude, you're an absolute legend... i follow Christian Henson And Guy michelmore, but I think you're my new favourite.... that's a super compliment!

[@celsojr]

Man only in the first ten minutes I learned enought to raise my songs to another level! Thx so much!

[@spacemonkey2377]

Thanks for the long video! ;-) I really enjoy those, especially in the evening when I need to relax but still want to learn something. It feels a bit like hanging out with a friend too. Again, thank you so much Alex.

[@JohnMark61355]

You’re fantastic...very talented. It was a very clear explanation. I think I learned more about this kind of orchestration than anything else I have watched. Thank you.

[@kevinanderson519]

Dude… you are incredible. I learned so much from watching this. Brilliant.

[@Videokeys]

Alex, i wished I discovered your channel earlier! I signed up with Evenant because of you. Keep teaching us

[@recoveryoutdoors3009]

This dude is a living legend in the works.

0:06 man all your videos feel like they are for me :D

[@buttonsmashermusic874]

This is really great stuff. I'm new to orchestral music arrangement, and this really got me interested. Thanks for the playlist too.

[@KBSKasyapMusic]

Tbh i really like your voice when you are singing never knew you could sing that well Anyways, Loveing these tutorials please do more :)

[@ViniloxiaKan]

Thanks again Alex! I'm learning a lot due to your tutorials. Greetings from Argentina!

[@aviraltuteja]

Amazing video! Watched the whole thing, totally worth it! Thank you so much man....

[@darioborquez8753]

Awesome!!! It's finally here!!! Yay!!! Thanks so much, man...This is pure gold for us beginners.

[@JairusC]

This is phenomenal. Love your work mate!

[@jaredcrown5812]

You're very amazing, i find you the only youtube channel which teach me about orchestral music, i wanted to learn it so bad, I am glad i found you. Please don't stop making these tutorials. Also there is one thing i would like to know, how do you set correct Tempo/BPM in fl studio for orchestration music? I find it hard sometimes to get the correct tempo.

[@nicholasrandall3507]

He's at 154 in this video. From what he's said in other videos, a good way to learn is to do covers. That should help you find an optimal bpm for your song.

[@franciscobarnes6602]

Hey, just getting into orchestration and this has been very instructive! You’ve just earned a new, very interested subscriber!

[@geneprimus]

I love your work. The problem with the bass in your 2nd example is easy to fix. All you have to do is scan low parts and remove any intervals below a perfect 5th or change them so that they are perfect 5ths. Anything below the 5th in that range becomes muddy. You are amazing. You know music theory; you just don’t know it yet. If you want, I will help you with that because you have blessed me. I will use what you already know. Keep up the great work.

[@DreymaComposer]

16:21 hahahaha lmao

[@siralc1432]

Couldn’t sleep at night so had a great time listening to this video - very enjoyable - merci beaucoup!

[@kyfisher3662]

thanks for the video, you are the only one on youtuber with a video on this topic that has a piece that sounds good!

[@sancasper]

Thank you so much for these tutorials! Much love and respect brother

[@derekworkman5404]

Thank you Alex. This was a great video. I learn a lot from you.

[@craigpaulson3503]

AWESOME tutorials. Subbing to your channel. I skimmed thru your videos and it doesn't look like you're making tutorials anymore.

[@cauefernandes5931]

Very nice work, Alex. Thank you for sharing your knowledge whit us! Good luck friend!

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Bro Alex thanks you from the heart from another local Alex

[@colinhawks2469]

Bloody hell man! Thank you so much for this video! This is exactly what I needed!

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Liked and subbed! You’re a terrific teacher. Thank you for posting!

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I’ve been looking for this channel, really useful tutorial, 🙏 from Stockholm.

[@nicolamorganti]

Alex, you are awesome !!!!! I really love it !!!

[@zaharishtonov]

Alex! Dude, if you discontinue imitating the orchestral instruments (right after you have just demonstrated what they do and how they sound), your videos will have major improvement! Please continue creating more great tutorials! Best to you!

[@itsdual1880]

i find it entertaining

[@zaharishtonov]

Oh, don't get me wrong - I love what he does and how he contributes to the composers' community! Maybe my professional background is speaking here, after working for 15 years on commercial size shows...

[@peterwelter4767]

Thank you Alex!! i have needed something like for a little while

[@catpeterson8151]

Just brilliant. Now to check out EVERY other tutorial you've made! Mahalo from Honolulu.

[@kappabravomusic2101]

Thanks bro. I've understood many mistakes I've done in the past. Very good video.

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You’re awesome men ! Thx a Lot for this videos ! A hug from México!

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Hi man I'm impressed with everything you made, Everything heard so amazing even though you make it as simple as you can we can understand and explain everything so good.. What a great teacher you are 👍

[@varunm.s5597]

I was waiting this tutorial.Thanks man

[@tradingonly7099]

THANKS MUCH. I searched for something like video for a long time

[@kavianoa8787]

Subscribed! I can tell you are very passionate in this!

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Merci mon pote! Je vais tenter ça pour mes nouvelles chansons! :)

[@erikjb12]

You're an absolute genius and an inspiration! Thank you

[@DeadzoneMusic]

Thank you for making this video Alex! Very helpful

You can‘t imagine how much this helped me!

[@f0kgggle542]

Alex is potentially the first one who will score for a feature movie for worldwide distribution. But ASAP, he needs to broaden his horizons because there's more than just Zimmer and loudness staccatos. Maybe he is preparing for the next level to get into it very very soon.

[@justsay1n692]

Subbed! Very good work and storytelling Alex :) Keep em coming!

[@philippplein4974]

I appreciate your vids so much Alex. Helped me a lot!!!

[@orbinmusic7186]

You're a real treasure of knowledge to me! Keep it up

[@xtadeus4777]

Excellent ! Loved it. Merci pour toutes ces explications.

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Man your accent is relaxing to listen to 👌

[@fuuka69420]

Are you planning to make Wind Concert or Brass Only orchestration tutorial? I think Wind Concert is an interesting in a way of Orchestration

[@berpmorph2946]

Every day I love you more, Alex.

[@RogerioReisRitualist]

Man... I've been wathing your videos since a few week, and i had to tell you tha you are a real maestro!... nice work.. What about analize the work of guys like Luca Turrili and tell us about the techinichs he offen use and tips to us build somenthig near he does.... by the way, do you like simphonic metal?

[@VDYPMusic]

This is the material I need. Very helpful video..

[@befkadu1]

I really like your explanation. Great tutorial! Thank you Alex

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OMG this is what i have been looking for

[@ceeclayton2984]

So helpful. I can't wait to get to my lil studio

[@ahom_ahom_ahom]

Love your approach.

[@danfebian4728]

You are genius!! Where do you learn all this stuff? I hope i can learn from your video. Thanx for sharing this awsome information

[@JAXLOUD]

YES! Love your teachings. You helped my music a lot.

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gold mine of information thank you so much

[@kirkanos771]

Wonderful encouraging advices. Thank you Alex.

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thanks man! I was waiting your video)

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Great Explanations Well Done Alex ❤👏🎼

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Thank you for the great content!

[@mariasoleada2337]

Your sounds are very rich, what are you using as program? Thanks

[@Audioknap_rus]

The best tutorials! Thanks!

[@jtshow7053]

Hi Alex maybe sometimes make tutorial for pop music..very confused to arrange pop strings, should i use the big horn like symphobia etc too ?or not necesary? Will be glad to hear your respon.cheers

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Omg im so glad i found your channel

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Notification turned on ♥️

[@sikoor166]

Hey Alex. Love your tutorials and music so much, thanks for inspiring me! a little question what do you think about Anno 1800 soundtrack?

[@stuffa01]

amazing video! thanks for sharing you talent...

[@l.d.pjohanse9219]

Amazing tutorial thank you👍

[@walterchang1046]

Thanks for the video! It really helps me a lot~

[@sphinx1659]

Im not very experienced in kontakt, but can someone tell me how he made a single note tremolo in the same pattern?

[@dyroth]

there's a certain plugin in fl that can do that, but i forget the name and I've been trying to find it ever since :(

[@sphinx1659]

@@dyroth I figured it out, its BRSO Articulate.

[@nhtybeats5542]

How to go from noob piano progression to hans Zimmer 😅. Nice video

[@woodyoulove-reynaldguibone6890]

Hi Alex. This really a great video... Thank you so much. May I know what midi controller keyboard you are using? Thanks...

[@thanasisfergadis6055]

Great teacher!

[@ElowenFaye]

I want a vst library of your voice imitating all the orchestral instruments 😂

[@kiddolink]

Very, very nice tutorial!

[@elieli4257]

the 5 min noob to Jedi was really helpful to me :)

[@krd_Audio]

thank you so much for your videos

[@Xqz69]

can u please make a video on mixing each instrument... basic eq(side,mid,stereo) like which instrument uses which part of the eq

[@distortimus7631]

That was a hell of a quick sub 😁

[@Julzantoine]

According to Hal Leonard and just to give the info, the chords are : Bbm/Db - Gbm/Db - Db - Db7/F - GbMaj7 - Gbm7/A

[@PayDaProducer]

Thank You Again Alex.