I love this "from piano to full orchestra" type videos. They are always great and I'm always looking forward for more of them :)

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you are enjoying them!

@jasonfella265

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. These are packed full of useful info. Always look forward to them

@RickatSonyRed

2 жыл бұрын

Love your stuff, I think I’m this piece, a high flute, mixed with a few other instruments might have worked better that the female vocal, just a thought, but I love the way you present your work, very understandable, clear, and, I’m a big fan

Perfect way to wake up on a Saturday morning. Cup of coffee in bed and a GBR Music tutorial. Happy. Thank you :)

I love orchestral music and hope to create something myself using FL Studio DAW. This video has helped me enormously. Being a DanceSport teacher I am used to dancing to orchestral strict tempo so it is in my blood so to speak. But I hope it isn't too big a leap from that to full orchestral arrangement with varying tempi.

Particularly magical is the part where it goes from G major to D minor where the melody hits the 3rd of the chord, boosting its color. Sounds incredible

Great, thank you!

I was literally waiting for your video. Just loved it.

Great video! Thanks for sharing your work!

Great work, thanks!!!

Just Awesome Bro

Thank you great video

Another really useful video, thank you for sharing

This is awesome. Thank u for such tutorials. I learned a lot from you

Thank for tutorial Gabe... Good jobs!

Beautifully done. Subscribed.

Fantastic stuff Gabe !! thanks for sharing this information. LOVE IT

Absolutely brilliant. Good job bon boulot !

Exactly what I've needed. I have my discs full of music, tons and tons sheets, ideas... but never be able to do more with them. Now I must find a way how to obtain all those programs, libraries and how to use them - and begin!

amazing work. your work is really inspirational, well explained and eye-opener

Just Wow!!! Thank you so much👍👍

excellent tutorial :)

Top tes vidéos 👌 ! Merci

This is wonderful sir

Thank you Gabe for this helpful video!

Very useful lessons for me,Thank u ! so much Gabe.

So far my favourite piece. As always simple yet very well explained. I love Your tutorials. You rock, Gabe!

Awesome contribution, Gabe. Always a breath of fresh air, thank you.

great music and video... instant fan!! 🔥

Wonderful channel! Thank you for sharing all this information. So much to study here, I’m just getting started with this. Subscribed!

I like the way you present these tutorials. Always something new to learn from your music. Keep up the good work. I'm already looking forward to the next one.

Love it . Very rich and upfront with full spectrum. Beautifully done . Thx for sharing.

Damn that was amazing, loved the track too!! Very beautiful and haunting melody.

Great tutorial! Very well explained and in a very clear and understandable english :)

Very helpful! Thank you so much for posting. You are a very good teacher!

lovely....❤

Impressive. Really love this content, have to say thank you for this.

One of my top 5 KZread channels . Great work Gabriel

Thank you

Very good tutorial very simpel

awesome tutorial! simple et claire

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Yvonnick!

Great video, thank you!

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

You're are most welcome I'm glad you enjoyed it!

The piano melody is just so catchy👍👍.........love the orchestration too........ thanks for tutorial

Thanks for the midi files, these help a lot. I brought them into BBC Discovery and the free Luminous Choir Kontakt patch in Ableton and it sounds great, with some adjustments...mainly to percussion notes. It helps to have the .wav files as well for stuff like the risers that might be hard for me to replicate. I really like that you start with piano as I do. Looking forward to more like this!

Very good work .. Thank you

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!!!

Sir, You are so humble ❤️❤️

You deserve much more subs and likes..but I’m sure you’ll get there in no time as your content is top notch!

I'm sorry, KZread allow me to give only one Like per video, not more.. :) love it

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Really glad you enjoyed it!

Great video. Well done.

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Terence!

Hey Gabe! Greetings from polish fan :) Your videos are always so helpful for me (beginner composer). Thanks for Your willingness to share this knowledge with us! Regards, Przemek

Thank You for this video, for sharing You'r knowlege with Us!:)

Another great tutorial on orchestration. You have helped me to understand the concept and separation of the instruments involved, as well as when/where to use them. Yes, as you say, it is somewhat difficult, however you are helping to remove the mystery behind it. BRAVO.

Excelente trabajo amigo y muy educativo, gracias por compartirlo

Thank you Gabe for this helpful video! I really like your piece and your clear explanations :) I’d love to see more content like this ☺️

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoyed it! More coming very soon!

Simple and educational presentation of the principles of orchestral orchestral instrumentation. I was looking for it and found it. Thanks a lot :)

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

I'm really glad you enjoyed it!

Yes we like this type of contents... Really ur osm ...

Great video, thank you very much, came from facebook and immediately subscribed :)

Merci !

Another great tuto, Gabriel. Your "from piano sketch to full Orchestra" is a genius idea, and you have real qualities in pedagogy, such as adding the staves below the tracks, or offering for free your midi file, which you're the lonely one to do. Un grand merci pour ton temps, ton talent et ta générosité.

Hello. Avec cette série Piano to full Orchestra, je pense que tu tiens le bon filon pour ta chaîne. Lâche rien, c'est vraiment une bonne idée !

You just become one of my gods with these videos

I like this

Hi Gabriel, many thanks for your videos...I'm just starting out on creating orchestral music...up to now I've just played the piano. Cheers! Dave S

Super helpful video, I love it. Definitely referring back next time I'm trying to orchestrate something

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Thank you again ! I can hear Nobuo Uematsu here Ah ah

great

Well presented and informative. A touch of rubato would add realism.

Hello Gabe. Obviously, I am a little late in finding your YT channel and this particular episode. Thank you for sharing your time and experience with us. Merci et à bientôt !

Btw, I try the techniques you taught I learnt a lot.

Gawd i love to zanarkand gives me hardcore chills to this day

SImple et efficace! 15 minutes pour le draft et 15 heures pour donner de la vie à la pièce ensuite, il faut pas oublier de le dire :)

Un grand merci pour ce tuto vraiment super, simple et efficace merci, quel reverb utilises tu et pratiques tu un remix dessus? encore bravo!

Carillo would be so proud!!

Thank you Gabe. A very useful video. Keep up the good work please. Can I ask please - when you assign another instrument to play the melody, do you copy and paste to the new instrument track or do you actually play it through again using the new instrument? Merci bien.

Would love to see a video like this using notation software like Finale.

Hats down.

great tutorial, my mind in all moment was expecting the song from FFX to zanarkand, but i like with some minor changes sound another entire song :D

So, this is my next stage, after completing your last project. I have such a difficult time with Quantization in Logic! I don’t know why. So the strings, for me, are just off the beat. It still sounds great though! Also, I have a great book called ‘Midi Orchestration’; it’s big but very helpful.

These Piano to orchestration videos are great, and so was your Caminandes score for The Cue Tube competition. There are so many more videos on The Cue Tube site now. Would love to see a piano to orchestration on one of the videos or even create a score from scratch.

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

I'm planning on it. I'llblrobably use the Ocean video Bryan has up there! More on that soon !

@GreenHope42

3 жыл бұрын

@@grmusicnyc sounds like a great idea 😀

Excellent Tutorials, thank you very much for helping so much those of us who have just started with this exciting world of Music Production. I wanted to ask a big favor, if there is a possibility to share MIDI tracks, it would be of enormous use to be able to analyze them. From already thank you very much.

Nice video, thanks for sharing. I would like to know how you approach each instrument fx wise, like reverb, delay etc. Thanks again.

I really love this song ! it looks like "To Zanarkand" a little bit :p

Hi Gabriel..

If you could do the same with Logic that would be a great video. Thank you for your videos and your time in making them

Спасибо! :) Очень красиво!) Почему Вы больше не выкладываете видео на Ютубе? Надеюсь, у Вас всë хорошо! Буду рад Вашему появлению! Всего самого светлого и доброго Вам!)

thanks alot, this is awesome. what scale did you use? and any modulations? think i heard one. might be wrong (just getting into theory)

Parfait.

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Merci :)

Very Nice Gabe! Was that C# on the A maj from the Picardy region of northern France?

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris! Absolutely! In French "la tierce Picarde". I had totally forgotten the name of it eventhough I use it super often. And now that you mention it, I think it could be the subject of a neat little video in a near future! Thanks for the idea! Take care my friend!

is this a pre existing song or did you just made something up for the tutorial? I really like this song and want to find it

Do you still recommend Rise and Hit by Native Instruments? For someone looking into rises/hits/orchestral FX?

Hi Grabiel - this is great stuff. Could you please tell me if the midi representation is quantised for display only (so real timing may be different) or was entered as a proper score? Thanks

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Alan. I usually play and record all the parts and then make adjustments. In this case I did a lot of quantification and lenght adjustments (through the very powerful and practical Cubase MIDI functions menu) to clarify the score in notation. Without doing that its almost unreadable. I would probably do less of that of i didn't need to show the written parts and just needed the audio as the final product. But it doesn't hurt. A lot of this is also a work in progress for me and i keep Discovering new things when making these tutorials so i might just keep doing it since it seems to be good practice. Hope that answers the question. Cheers!

@alanyost4061

3 жыл бұрын

@@grmusicnyc That answers the question thanks. I did exactly the same last night on a song I am working on after seeing your score. It is time-consuming but does make the score readable. Thanks again.

Which plug in is playing the choirs.they sound so real

rất hay hi vọng anh hướng dẫn cách đánh và sound nữa là ok

You are so lucky your ARK1 are Kontakt and not SINE ... - great video too :)

FFX?

Hey! Love this video! I am actually working on a score so can you help me out with it’? I can email you how it sounds! Please reply back if interested!

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

Hey @UltraNova send it over! my email is listed in the about section!

@UltraNova

3 жыл бұрын

@@grmusicnyc Also can you quickly send a link to your discord? That would be a better way for me to send it

How do you work with notation, what is your workflow in creating sheets

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

I used to do a lot of jazz arranging. Mostly in sibelius. I've created a lot of charts in that software so the use of the keypad became natural with time. For orchestral I usually import the MIDI from cubase into sibelius after cleaning up the note lengths amd quantization. It really makes created the sheet music much faster after the music is already written.

I can't play any instruments. However, here's a listen to some strings I did after using your techniques, and I can't play any instruments all. Thank you so much. Let me know what you think... @adNM

Can you do for my melody? How much do you charge? Can do deliver sheet music along with audio? Thank you for your reply

Hello. I follow with great interest your videos which bring me a lot of knowledge. Could you make a video in the style of music from the James Bond movies. Thank you so much. Max.

@grmusicnyc

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a good i'll put it in un my to do list! In the mean time you can check out this track I wrote in that style and take a look at the logic session kzread.info/dash/bejne/c3p-yrWgosu7gaw.html

@maxbouttaz

3 жыл бұрын

@@grmusicnyc Thanks

T0p merci

What scale is this?? He's using emaj and emin on the same song