Scoring
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Arranging for woodwinds: 5 essential tips for a rich, versatile sound
Knowing how to arrange woodwinds will make you a better composer. Read here to learn 5 essential woodwind arrangement tips.
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Film scoring 101: how to start composing for movies
Learn about the essential elements of film scoring, the process of scoring for visual media, and how to get started…
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Why upgrade to Fables? Here’s what’s new
Discover the new cinematic library, Fables, designed for media composers and music producers to seamlessly blend and layer lush acoustic…
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12 of the best orchestral VSTs to use in your music
Discover top orchestral VSTs that can empower you to create breathtakingly realistic and captivating orchestral music, with free and paid…
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7 techniques for getting realistic sounding horns in your music
Learn how to add richness, expression, and emotion to your music with these invaluable production tricks for getting realistic sounding…
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Why upgrade to Valves Pro? Here’s what’s new
Discover the cutting-edge brass library, VALVES PRO, designed for media composers and music producers seeking authentic and warm tones. Elevate…
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Granular synthesis: a beginner’s guide
Granular synthesis is a form of synthesis based on a process called granulation and has numerous uses in modern audio…
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How to compose horror music with Alexander Taylor
Learn tips and techniques on how to compose horror music from Alexander Taylor, one of the new wave of horror…
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Video game sound design 101
New to video game sound design? Learn about video game sound design, the skills it requires, and how to design…
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10 tips for programming realistic strings with Breton Vivian
Learn tips on how to program realistic strings to add authenticity to your orchestral and string-based recordings with Breton Vivian,…
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5 free beat making plugins for KONTAKT
Propel your productions with unconventional textures and tones in these five free beat making plugins for KONTAKT…
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How to score with vocals: Top tips for composers
Add a human element to your cues with composer Reuben Cornell's advice on adding virtual vocalists into the mix.