Jeremy Wiebe

The Milkmaid With The Flaxen Hair

A short track I made using Hollywood Orchestra.

Augmento

A short track I made using 8dio's Agitato strings.

Over The Dale

This orchestral track has a sentimental, dreamscape sound. Beginning with dynamic bowings in the high strings, the flute carries a gentle but somewhat suspenseful melody, climaxing in a lush string arrangement supported by percussion.

This track uses 8dio Agitato Grandiose Legato, Adagietto, Hollywood Orchestral Woodwinds, Symphonic Orchestra Percussion

Veronica's Dream

A short string arrangement I wrote recently using 8Dio's Agitato strings.

Midsummer's Dream

Limbo

A short track I made using 8dio's Agitato Grandiose Legato strings and a few other libraries.

Sakura Sunset

This is my submission for the 8Dio 2015 Stand Out Contest.

I used the following 8Dio instruments: 

8Dio Bazantar
8Dio Adagietto

Men Among The Ruins

After the fall of Gondolin, Eärendil lived in Arvernien by the Havens of Sirion. His parents, Tuor and Idril, daughter of King Turgon of Gondolin, sailed west to Valinor, never to return. With the aid of Cirdan the Shipwright, Eärendil built a ship which he named Vingilot. He sailed in search of Valinor, which shrouded by the Enchanted Isles, and to seek the aid of the Valar, the Lords of the West, to overthrow Morgoth, the dark lord whose hold over Beleriand was now almost complete.

Eärendil Goes To Sea

I made this track primarily using Spitfire Audio's Albion IV and CinePerc.

Horeforst

I made this track inspired by John Powell's score for How to Train Your Dragon.

Dragon Mountain

I made this track almost entirely using Spitfire Audio's Evo String 1 library plus a Viola tremolo patch from 8Dio's Adagietto.

Winter On The Prairie

Vikings

I composed this short track primarily using Spitfire Audio's Evo Grid Strings and Evo Grid Woodwinds. Both are great libraries, and one of the most worthwhile sample library purchases I've made. Each library features 48 unique "evos," evolving textures and playing techniques that loop after about 15-20 seconds.  Using these libraries to make music is one of my guilty pleasures, as you can simply play some interesting chords and layer different evos to create a finished track in a very short amount of time. I also like using these libraries in my more traditional orchestrations to add some interesting textures and added realism.

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Rain

I composed this short action cue this winter, and it will be available for purchase as part of my upcoming release entitled Call to the North, which will be available this coming June. I used Hollywood Orchestra from East West Quantum Leap as well as CineSamples' freebie, Jerry's Pianos.

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Race Through The Forrest

This sentimental track will be included in my upcoming compilation album entitled Call to the North, and will be available on my BandCamp page: https://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.com/

Coming Home

I created this track using exclusively Evo Grid Strings Vol. 1 and Evo Grid Woodwinds from Spitfire Audio. 

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Acedia

Three years ago, I started creating realistic orchestral mock-ups. My early compositions were inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien's the Silmarillion, and I created a number of pieces which I released as an album called Songs from the Perilous Realm. Unfortunately, those early mock-ups were not very good, and I've removed most of them from my public profile. In the years since, I've concentrated on improving my midi orchestration skills, and I'm pleased to say I will be returning to the task of creating the music of the elder days in Beleriand, where the Noldor lived out their tragic fate. This time, I will be focusing on the story of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin. This track is a little taste of what you can expect to hear in this upcoming work, which I'm planning to release by the end of the year. In the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, Fingon was nearly victorious; but in the end, he was finally defeated and then killed by Gothmog, Lord of Balrogs. This composition is a eulogy to his life and death.

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The Death Of FIngon

Watch my film score here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjcO95IyxJs

It was a great pleasure to score this unique film for the Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest. Although I wasn't a finalist, I was very happy to learn I scored in the top 20% of entries.

When I first watched the film, I knew it would benefit from a score using a wide range of instrumentation covering the whole range of the orchestra, including woodwinds for the more comedic and lighthearted moments to full-on brass fanfare for the energetic and adventurous moments. I also knew that as an animation and comedy,  the film would benefit from a number of tightly sequenced "hit points." 

With those two thoughts in mind, I began the scoring process by marking several sync points in my sequencer. Then I began laying down a piano sketch, adjusting the tempo as needed to align the music with the sync points I had marked out. From there, I began the orchestration process, following my piano sketch fairly exactly, but adding some extra bits here and there. All told, I took about 20 hours to get the final mixed and mastered track.

I used exclusively East West Quantum Leap's Hollywood Orchestra to create this track.

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Jinxy Jenkins and Lucky Lou | Marvin Hamlisch Film Scoring Contest

This track is part of a collection of tracks I've made into an album available on my BandCamp page: https://jeremywiebe.bandcamp.com/album/call-to-the-north

Call to the North

A Night On The River | Call to the North

I compose for films, games and everything in between. To discuss your project, contact me personally at jeremy.wiebe.composer@gmail.com. 

I compose, orchestrate, arrange, and produce complete orchestral mockups and orchestral or string backing tracks for vocals.

Jeremy Wiebe

Jeremy Wiebe | Composer