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[@JamesHickey.]

This is exactly my problem, thank you so, so much!! I try to put in too much, but then realise it's too much! This was really helpful, thank you so much!

[@ChristopherSiu]

You're so welcome James!

[@ronng84]

great stuff. any plan to have a video on reverb approach towards mixing dry libraries with wet libraries ?

[@ChristopherSiu]

Thank you! I’ve done several on my reverb approach, but can revisit :)

[@danielkarsten1579]

Lol, I have lots of "middle build up sections" I've never finished... Because, I can't figure out what should come before it and after it. So this is pretty much how my brain works. I should try it in practice more I guess and try to finish some of the things I've started. Thanks! :)

[@ChristopherSiu]

You got this Daniel!

[@christopherpaul1810]

I prefer to compose/orchestrate in Sibelius but the same principle applies. So simple, yet I never would I have thought unless by accident or someone showed me. Thank you, awesome way to level the playing field in a top>down sort of way. I'm a Schillinger practitioner (Joseph Schillinger), and this opens up to me the concept of density ; (thickness and thin-ness of musical texture).

[@ChristopherSiu]

Thanks for sharing! ☺️

[@TachyBunker]

cool stuff u teach there

[@ChristopherSiu]

Thanks :)

[@SDSMOfficial]

I actually had this thought but haven't put it into practice yet. Thank you.

[@ChristopherSiu]

My pleasure!

[@jenstornell]

I have worked with many genres and orchestral music is by far the most challanging of them all. To you newbies, if you master orchestral music, congrats! 🎉 By the way, that music piece was beautiful. Very inspirational. There is a subtle rythmic part at 49 which I really like, a bit like Enya.

[@ChristopherSiu]

Thanks my friend - can't wait to share the final result! :)