Richard Wagner / Lohengrin-Prelude (Act I) - all VSL (strings are DS, Solo and Orchestral Strings)

Interview with Amy Wilson - Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra

Since a teenager, I have always loved Strauss' "Blue Danube" waltz. The slow intro with tremolo strings and haunting horn melody can send shivers up my spine, give me goosebumps, and cause my eyes to slightly tear up. Perhaps previous life or just the way Strauss writes? Who knows.

This is performed with sounds from the Vienna Symphonic Library, utilizing Notion 5 software. This project so far took a good part of three days to complete.

This is only a sketch, still has imperfections. I will again resume this project at a later date when I have a LOT more time on my hands.

NOTICE TO AGENCIES CLAIMING COPYRIGHT OR ROYALTY INFRINGEMENT: The original score was composed by Johann Strauss, Jr. in 1866 and first performed in 1877, therefore the music is in the public domain. The music is performed by myself and therefore no copyright or royalty claims can legally be challenged.

Enjoy!

The Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz (sketch/test track of intro only)

A demonstration of the exquisite VSL Synchron Strings pizzicato patches, using just the out-of-the-box Room-Mix mic blend - this time with some VI PRO humanisation for a bit more "diffusion" in the overall orchestra sound.

With MIRacle on the mix output.

Tchaikovsky Pizzicato Strings_VSL Synchron Strings (Room-Mix)- with VI PRO humanization

J. S. Bach - Harpsichord Concerto 5, in f minor, BWV 1056 - I. Allegro 
Servando Valero (Vienna Symphonic Library)

- Chamber Strings 
- Cembalo

Mix: Vienna Konzerthaus - Schubertsaal (VSL - MIR)

J. S. Bach - Harpsichord Concerto 5, BWV 1056 - I. Allegro (MIX A)

VI. Life And Death

V. Emily

Recorded with Embertone Intimate Strings and Josh Bell Violin using Notion and Studio One.

Grainger - Ye Banks And Braes O Bonnie Doon Embertone T1

composed by Conrado del Rosario - A tribute to my shopper wife, Annie and to 1950s light orchestral music. Written on Staffpad and rendered by its instrumental libraries. Spitfire Woodwinds, Brass and Chamber Strings. Berlin Harp and Cineperc.
Copyright © 2020 by Conrado del Rosario - All rights reserved

Mrs. Del Rosario Wants To Go Shopping

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Have always wanted to conduct an orchestra. Had my chance during a soloist competition in college as a freshman and made it past the first round, sadly not the second.

The next best thing to conducting an orchestra is to acquire DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) some MIDI software and sampled orchestral instruments. The sampled orchestral instruments used are from the Vienna Symphonic Library.

This time-consuming process requires the performance of each instrument and part, one by one and usually by phrase or phrases, so we're looking at a minimum orchestra example of of about 16 parts.

Whenever I get some free time, I'll devote several hours at a time to lay down and clean up tracks.  Hopefully will have more completed works as the years go by.

Enjoy!

Ted Sladovich
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

The Beautiful Blue Danube Waltz (sketch/test track of intro only)

Ted Sladovich

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