SKETCH A Trailer MUSIC Track In MINUTES

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In this video, I show you how I sketch out a trailer music cue in minutes using one-shots.
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[@dvwnte]

It would be cool if you made a part 2 of this, where you then fill in the track with instruments and complete it

[@RickyMackie]

Much more of a simplified approach than I usually go with. I tend to go into scramble frantic overthinking chaos writing a track lmao. This is much easier! I'm going to use this sketch concept to write my next cue, see how it turns out. Thanks Rich!

[@richardpryn]

Let me know how you get on - I find this saves so much creative energy ❤

[@RickyMackie]

​@@richardpryn I started one yesterday and got the basic blueprint/skeleton of the entire track in maybe 20-30 mins. Would have kept going but I got a custom in lol. I can already tell this way is so much easier, leaving you more creative time. Allows you to get the trailer feel off the bat and see the whole picture before filling in the broad strokes. Thanks Rich! Always great tips from you.

[@richardpryn]

@@RickyMackie Dude! That's awesome to hear. Very happy to help. I agree it alleviates a lot of the pressure to sound "huge and cinematic" - nice work dude

[@seventearsofhope]

Nice Approach, very helpful video Rich. Thank you

[@richardpryn]

My pleasure 😇 happy to help

[@ROBERTBOAK]

As a student of Richards school, I should use this approach a lot more. I have used this method in the past, don't know why I stopped!!!🤣 it's great and helps reduce my blank-screen anxiety

[@richardpryn]

Don't worry dude, I forget to do it sometimes too 🤣

[@connorshort4847]

Really helpful video- your approach is very different from mine, which offers a cool perspective. I tend to write a fully detailed climax section first and then make other sections later, but I like the way you begin with an overall structure, more of a "mile wide and inch deep" approach that lets you go fill in details later.

[@richardpryn]

Hey Connor, I sometimes use that final third approach which I like but then I tend to panic a bit when working backwards. Great for getting the scale and impact in place though

[@skipstream2]

Hi Rich. Interesting video. I know you’ve been a long time fan of this sketching and I’ve never tried it but can really see it being a great way of freeing the mind and encouraging momentum in the creating process

[@richardpryn]

Skipper! Good to hear from you! I especially love using this for sound design cues, gives me more time for the fun sound design stuff :)

[@zohak7487]

Doing it this way seems to really take the stress out of it leaves much more room for just having fun! Awesome episode and thanks for sharing Mr Lightning Sir!

[@richardpryn]

Haha thanks dude glad you enjoyed it

[@MrKmusic7]

Absolutely phenomenal!!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@richardpryn]

Absolute pleasure - hope it helps

[@MarikaSchanz]

great video!

[@richardpryn]

Thank you 🥰

[@JB-zg1dv]

Terrific detail and really interesting way to lay it all out first.

[@richardpryn]

Thank you 😊

[@purplepeople950]

Thank you so much, hands down the best tutorial! It really helped map out the process, thoroughly enjoyable to watch your energy and enthusiasm, you are a wonderful teacher. Thanks for the tool kit too, really can't express enough gratitude 🙏💜💜💜

[@richardpryn]

That’s so kind of you to say thank you I really do appreciate it 🥰

[@dafingaz]

Incredible! Watched this a few times. Thanks!

[@QBellowMusic]

Thanks for the insight Richard!

[@richardpryn]

My pleasure thanks for watching

[@JonasDenolf]

I love these videos! 🤩

[@richardpryn]

Glad you like them! 😊

[@danielkarsten1579]

Hey there! I was wondering if I'm doing this right... I'm trying to learn how to record and produce songs in logic. So, I set my gain on my interface for my guitar and mic for voice (I didn't directly plug my guitar into the interface but recorded it with the same mic as the voice). I played and sang the songs loudest parts and turned up the gain on my interface till it clipped red, then turned it down until I got an occasional yellow to pop up. So, I believe I set the gain right, (on the interface). But after I recorded both tracks, I noticed that in logic that the guitar and voice could be possibly clipping because the right fader or whatever you wanna call it spikes up to red every once in a while... (The faders I'm talking about are in this video at 0:00 in the bottom left corner of the screen). Also, I notice that the master volume in the top right corner of the screen goes red every once in a while too... I would appreciate your input and advice on this matter! haha... One other thing... The vocal track is a bit quieter than the guitar track. The 1st verse is sung a little quieter than the pre-chorus and chorus so it gets covered up pretty bad. Is there a way I can boost some parts of the audio track in the quiet spots? Sorry this is a long message... lol... Thanks! :)

[@richardpryn]

In this video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5qmhJ1tnNaZes0 I show you how to move what's called automation. This is how you can change the volume of the audio in different parts. Regarding clipping, don't worry too much about it as long as when you record it is not clipping as you cannot reverse this. I would suggest setting your input gain so that it stays in the green at your loudest. Then you can always adjust after in Logic. Hope this helps

[@danielkarsten1579]

@@richardpryn Thanks man! This will definitely help! :)

[@MGKibria0]

Hi... great video, extremely helpful. I can't download the toolkit you've generously provided. i guess, the link has expired. Could you please re-upload it. Thanks.

[@M4T]

On top of the quicker workflow, I can already see a mixing benefit. Usually I would write and orchestrate a 50+ tracks piece that would already be too busy... How could I accomodate high energy hits and booms on top ? BTW it never works ... I will definitely try your method ! Merci beaucoup !

[@richardpryn]

You're welcome - let me know how you get on :D

[@dB_Twelve]

Hey Richard is this a little snippet from your hybrid trailer music course?

[@richardpryn]

Yeah pretty much, not the exact same video but same ideas 🤘🏼

[@dB_Twelve]

I have done another trailer course, but I like your approach better. I am just deciding if I want to spend the extra amount on the Trailer Course or if Hybrid Trailer will be sufficient.

[@richardpryn]

@@dB_Twelve dude I get it - message me on insta 🤘🏼

[@miguelsandremusic]

How many bars per section?

[@richardpryn]

This will change with different tempos but stick to roughly 15-30 for act 1, 30-45 for act 2, 45-60 for act 3, 5-30 for act 4 👍🏻

[@miguelsandremusic]

@@richardpryn sounds good. I just purchased AVA’s sound effects bundle and I’ll be implementing this to improve. I’m normally a Latin Music producer but I’m navigating the waters of trailer music.

[@Safar-q4h]

Where is the final put 😂