Treasures of the Forgotten Realm (Symphonic Orchestral Music)

Treasures of the Forgotten Realm is a short piece I started writing in June 2023.
The piece focuses around a central theme which is developed and expanded upon, showcasing the dynamic range of a full symphonic orchestra.
Sample libraries showcased here include: Performance Samples Pacific Ensemble Strings, Cinebrass Pro and Hollywood Winds among many others.
Composed, mixed and mastered in Logic Pro.
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Artist: David Tregoning
Track: Treasures of the Forgotten Realm
Composer: David Tregoning
Artwork: Adobe Firefly® and David Tregoning
© 2023 David Tregoning

[@nd_501st2]

Wonderful composition!

[@snarf1504]

Nice theme development & harmonies!

[@Pax30001]

Awesome!

[@Pablofrommerkwood]

Woodwind work, insane!!

[@wesboundmusic]

Absolutely stunning piece of music, I'm stunned!

[@SamSergeant]

Stunning sounds David :)

[@kristijansedlak]

Awesome. David, what string libraries are you using?

[@DavidTregoning]

Thanks Kristijan. I’m mainly using Pacific Ensemble Strings by Performance Samples, but also CSS and Cinestrings runs in a few places too.

[@kennethjackson4858]

Lover you orchestrating and even though I just started, a while ago, I'm learning and using logic also. I only have Hollywood Opus Edition because it was on sale and just diff have enough to buy, but overstay what you have fiber with these libraries, did I get the wrong one? There are so many out there. I like the Pacific strings.

[@DavidTregoning]

There’s no wrong libraries really, they all have there strengths and weaknesses and they all have different functions. For string libraries my favourites for large orchestral tracks are CSS and Pacific Ensemble Strings, mostly for their realism but also for playability.