This is really impressive.  One of the best I've heard so far.  Orchestral composing seems to suit you.  I hope you come high up in the chart this time.

The first parte reminds me a classic western soundtrack, then everything becomes more dramatic. Great track, well done

I think your track has nice color and I'm hearing quite a few nice bits and pieces. I do believe your phasing still leaves much to be desired. Punctuation in particular, i.e. making clear a distiction between phrases. Making a accent, taking a rest, that sort of thing. itsanessentialaspectofmusicwithoutwhichmusicbecomesthatmuchhardertounderstandeventhoughallmeaningisstillthereseewhatimean ?  Your music often sounds to me like reading such a sentence. Not wrong as such, but hard to make out.

12 instances of Spitfires excellent BBC Symphony Orchestra Plug-in Instrument. Scored in Bitwig Studio 4.4. One mix reverb and a couple of tool devices are used, that's it. Enjoy!

KVROSC165

Out of Bullets

Composition for the KVR Forum's #165 One Synth Challenge using Spitfire's free BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover.

This song has a nice cinematic feel, with lush reverbs and hypnotic percussion. All sounds are from Spitfire's Discover.

The Northern Road

All sounds made from Spitfire Audio's free BBC Orchestra in Bitwig 4.4 for KVR Audios One Synth Challenge #165

This one time at band camp

KVR Audio OSC #165 entry.
All sounds are made with BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover by Spitfire Audio.

Scherzetto

Here's something a bit different. The 'One synth challenge' this month was to use Spitfire Audio's free BBC symphony orchestra sample instrument to make a track. Gave it a shot. Full classical or film score or what ever.  What do you think?

Made in Ableton LIve 11 using Valhalla Vintage Verb, iZotrope's Neutron 3 and Ozone 9.

Fanfare I (OSC 165 BBC)

My entry to KVR OSC #165. 23 instances of free Spitfire audio BBC Symphony orchestra.

DAW:
Studio One 5 pro

FX:
Acon Verberate 2
LoudMax64

Light at the end of the tunnel

My submission to the One Synth Challenge (OSC) No. 165 - 24 instances of BBC Symphony Orchestra.

Had a lot of fun doing first orchestral piece!

Additional effects include:
- OTT (Xfer Records)
- TB_Barricade (Toneboosters)
- ReaEQ
- Room Reverb (ElephantDPSP)
- IVGI2 (Klanghelm)
- FerricTDSmkII (Variety of Sound)
- TesslaSEmkII (Variety of Sound)
- Fresh Air (Slate Digital)
- Tonelib-BassDrive (ToneLib)
- Tonelib-TubeWarmth (ToneLib)
- ValhallaSupermassive

Image source: https://www.deviantart.com/yobarte/art/Stormy-oceans-203067637

Finding Purpose On The Ocean (OSC165 BBC Symphony Orchestra)

My entry for the One Synth Challenge #165 (Spitfire BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover). Brutal feedback is welcome!

Plugin counts:
- BBC Symphony Orchestra (Spitfire Audio) x15
- OrilRiver (Denis Tihanov) x1
- TDR Nova (Tokyo Dawn Labs) x1
- ReaComp (Cockos) x1
- ReaEQ (Cockos) x10
- ReaLimit (Cockos) x1

Dance of Trust

My submission for the KVR One Synth Challenge 165 using BBCSO Discover by Spitfire Audio

O' Yonder Ye Ponder Thee (OSC 165 - BBCSO Discover)

My entry for KVR OSC#165
Made entirely with the Spitfire "BBC Symphony Orchestra" vst.

Elon Musk is devouring the Cartensz Pyramid.  He has hired all the excavators in the world and is destroying the tallest mountain in New Guinea to make way for a new project.

"This is the next phase of human history," Musk says. "We are in the process of creating a global brain for the entire world. And I get to be emperor."

Musk Devours The Carstensz Pyramid

Forget about Vlad for a moment
Forget about Vlod
Forget about GI Joe, talking tough
Take a breath
Take a break
Count to three...

An entry for One Synth Challenge 165 - Spitfire Audio BBC Orchestra Discover
made in Reaper using:

Spitfire Audio BBC Orchestra Discover  
TDR Nova
ReaEQ
Black Rooster VLA-3A
A1 Stereo Control
Stone Voices' Ambient Reverb
U-he Protoverb
TAL-Dub II
Slate Fresh Air
JS mixer
TDR Limiter No6

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