Hope everyone enjoyed this mini series! For all the videos and materials we have given out this week, click on this link: campus.thinkspaceeducation.com/student/course/addfreecourse/5DTC Merry Christmas everyone!

@pixelcat_yt

3 жыл бұрын

Is it possible to download the video file used in this tutorial? I only see the Lady in the Loft footage there :(

That synth with the pizzicato is an amazing blend. Really nice texture.

@tommywhistle

3 жыл бұрын

omg it does

Guy, you are certainly welcome sight in my recommend feed. Your enthusiastic personality and love of music is truly a treasure. Every time I see your name pop up in the credits of something I beam knowing that you probably had a blast writing the soundtrack. Merry Christmas and I hope you keep being awesome for many years to come.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

So do I! Thanks

Quite brilliant Guy, learned quite a lot of tips and tricks here, thank you.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Christmas!

Aloha Guy! My take away is how much work it really takes to do that 20 second bit. Animated score has its anxieties - so much going on and so important. Reminds me of the animated feature I scored for Roger Corman Aladins Adventure of All-Time. So stressed, 3 weeks to score and deliver. Merry Christmas.

This is genius but also intimidating for a total beginner like me, seems like magic. Merry Christmas Guy!!

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

We all start somewhere. I have done this a LOT

@billtrantos19

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThinkSpaceEducation I have to keep that in mind and keep pushing. Thank you for the reply :)

@stutty1400

3 жыл бұрын

Practice makes (heading towards) perfect :)

You're a gem of human kind. Thank you and happy Christmas.

You're such an inspiration to me these days! I've been wanting to make a score for a while, just for practice purposes and im loving these! Its teaching me so much and you're such a wholesome teacher, it's so cool to see how music is made behind the scenes its so cool and you put so much love into your scores! These are amazing ^^

How am I only seeing this today? This is a fantastic tutorial THAANK YOU!!!

Im working on my final project for my animation undergrad and this is the EXACT video I needed. Thank you so much for the love you put into your work, you really brighten my day.

“Would you like a piano to help you fall down the stairs?” Haha that struck me so funny especially with his accent

I could watch you all day Guy, honestly. Simply brilliant! Wishing you all the best for Notmas and 2021.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

And to you

It's great fun to see your stream of ideas going into your piano. Love the sunglasses, the biscuits, and the new S88!

I'm hearing "Peter and the wolf" variation of this! The basic theory of symphonic interpretation of the story telling is in this.

wow! Absolutely fascinating the mental process and method.

Thank you so much for this timely education. Fascinating stuff.

So much to learn from you, thank you so much.

Downloaded! Let the creative juices flow...

Enlightening and great as usual! 😊Thanks so much and Merry Christmas Guy!

You are the funniest, most charismatic and talented Guy I have ever met!

Merry Christmas and wonderful holidays to everyone 😊 hope everyone's safe and sound

Thank you so much, Guy! I’ve been genuinely excited about this week and seeing what I can learn from you this holiday week! Cheers!!

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Christmas!

@therealmattmann

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThinkSpaceEducation And to you, Sir!

Happy Christmas from Toulouse France " Vous êtes génial " !!!

Love this kind of content Guy!

Cinematic Rooms with the UVI JP Legacy Synths sounds so massive it's awesome

Merry Christmas Guy and thanks for all the fun and music. 🎄🎁🍾

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

And to you :)

This was so fun and instructive! Thank you Guy! :D

Super impressive. Thanks for sharing.

Making the intro: 60% of the work. Re-arranging some stuff to make it fit a bit nicer: 20% of the work. Getting to the actual action: "And I'll just hit 5 random notes, then drag them out manually to make 5 random chords"

This is totally awesome Guy! Learned tricks and tips from the Master! More blessing to you Guy from Manila Philippines. Been using Cubase Pro 10.5 lately and I love it!

Let's go Guy! Love your content!

Love it! Brilliant!

" ....an evil geezer"! 😉 Loved that...

Awesome!

This guy rocks! Made me wanna work even harder on music!

Thanks so much, Guy!

this is give me a lot help for my work, thanks

Merry Christmas Guy! Would love to see you do a video on shepard tones. Keep up the amazing work!

@Cat-hw1vh

3 жыл бұрын

Beginning and ending of A Day At The Races by Queen. That foxed me from 1976 until 2007.... Happy Christmas Guy and everyone! kzread.info/dash/bejne/aZpm2ragmLGrmc4.html Those guitar layers.... gorgeous!

thats great!

Wonderful Guy, you have captured the feel of the animation within a few frames .. stunning work :)

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Merry Christmas from California, United States!

Incredible!

Merry christmas Sir Guy. Amazing video very good.

Very clever! I like how the low end sounds with the reverb! I would add a bit of EQ after because I tend to make it muddy ;)

Looks great, thank you, Merry Notmas.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Marry notmas to you as well!

@GuyMichelmore Hello from Mexico City... I love your videos Thank you so much for taking the time and the care for sharing your knowledge. Merry Christmas!!!

THANK YOU!!

It was soo interesting to watch you make a intimidating funny track...

Greath and funny video, thanks)) Merry Christmas from Italy.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Auguri e buona natale!

Nice to see you! Greeting from Germany! 👋

@jorgmadeheim3832

3 жыл бұрын

Warum gibt es solche guys nicht in Deutschland? 😕

Great stuff. Signed up. God help us all :)....

I'm always late as usual. Great video Guy. Merry Xmas. 🎈🎈👓🕶🎵🎵

Nice one gonna try to score this one it’s quite fun and challenging 😁 also recommend the film course not finished yet but great !

Giving the time signature its own voice was quite sweet really. Very Johnny Morris of you.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Ah Johnny Morris! My childhood

@AlisonWheeler

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThinkSpaceEducation Yes, I guess I was showing my age by that comment too!

Great !

Fab!!!

Nice to see you've finally discovered UVI... beware, their libraries are addictive! 😁

I love the video! Guy do you by any chance know a website that has animation or short films that do not have music so composers can use for practice and/or inspiration? It seems to be a challenge to find. I look forward to the next videos! Thank you

thanks Guy, was nice to hangout with you today.

Thank you Guy! Been with you since the old Music For the Media days, ~2007 (three ring binder and DVD ROMS still in my reach!)

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

DVD! Binders! Therre are some rarified souls who remember VHS and casettes

@FloppyDuckThing

3 жыл бұрын

@@ThinkSpaceEducation I was a child of the late 80s and 90s! VHS’s from Blockbuster was my Friday night!

@AMBIOSIS

3 жыл бұрын

Still got my blue ring binder and VHS Tape from 2000, lol. What happened to Peter Howell ?

Woahhhh this is so cool hahahahaha

Seasons greetings guy, I was wondering if you could tell me what you are using to control abbey road one longs, swells pads as I've tried mapping pads on my midi controller but nothings happening HELLLLP ;) LOVING THE VIDS

Superb as always.... you would be expected to do wall-to-wall music for this type of project, I'd imagine? That must feel quite daunting.

Great scoring to look at, Guy. Thanks! If this would be a finished scored cue, would you turn the music down in relation to the dialogue, or would this be acceptable?

Here!

In Cubase 11 you can view the marker track in the editor

Brilliant, Guy! One major problem for me is that I would never have thought of doing those things that you did, which fit the scene very nice. So, some pointers on how to actually imagine the right sounds for certain types of scenes would be VERY helpful. Maybe there is some in the Scoring to Picture course? I have that, but haven't gotten into yet.

@NickHoad

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure how you would teach something like that but in this video, Guy was being very cliche (in terms of the harmony) in order to speed things up. The first two chords for example are kind of "stock" evil chords that show up all over the place. I think it's just a case of listening to a lot of music and figuring out what works for certain scenes and what doesn't. I imagine there's also a lot of trial and error involved.

I'd love to do this, it's so interesting, and fun... Is the program Kontakt ??? Subscribed, atb Lee

Guy, I am a huge fan from the USA. I would love to be able to do what you do by producing music for movies and video games, but I am married with young children and a full time teaching job. Equipment wise I have the Akai Mpk mini and Cubase Le 8. What advice would you give me for taking this strong desire to the next level with limited time and equipment? Sometimes I feel like I'm stuck in a corner, wishing I knew how to wiggle my way out.

Anyone know the name of software which records your piano playing and displays it as colours and notes as seen in all other KZread videos?

I am wondering why you instinctively rendered the synth track but not e.g. a string's track. Very helpful video! Thank you Guy!

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Because Id messed with the preset

Hi Guy..thanks for this.. the 2 pop I think you called it.. is that present on the audio of the video or something the person creating the music to it would place in there?

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Its on the video and you put one on the start of your stems so the audio post people can line the two up

any chance of getting that little snippet of timecoded clip to fool around with?

Very nice video :) How can we have access to the video to try to score it as you brilliant did :)?

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

This video isnt shareable but we have more vids to share in the link above

Thanks for all your work this year, Happy Chrimbo Guy.

Guy, what do you do to assign that render in place to your screendeck? There does not appear to be a hot key for render in place to bind to anything. How did you achieve this miracle?

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Assign a key command to render in place in cubase and then add it to stream deck

what are all the different instrument plug ins you have

Hi Guy! How much time does it take to sound one episode?

Guy, do you group the video and audio track together? I never saw you do or mention this, but when I import a movie and then drag the video, it becomes out of sync with the audio track.

Hello, I also want to do this exercise. Where can I find the source of the video?

I have 2 questions about the process. I'm making my own animation series and I've created my own original soundtrack for it. However, I don't have the program that you are using for it. Is it wise to create your own songs ahead of time of the animation process to get the feeling of the scene? My second question is if people can't gain access to the program to it, what other methods can be done to achieve the same effect?

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Cubase is great but Reaoper is effectively free.

@noble_rosethorn

3 жыл бұрын

There is Cakewalk by Bandlab which is totally free, it is similar to Cubase.

Please do a synthwave track with UVI Workstation, Lord Michelmore.

@Guy Michelmore i did make this example Video Yesterday for training. But what to do now? Put it to my KZread Channel and after this send you a Mail. I need much longer top translate your instructions because no subtitles. I am not aware the fees are paid? Because of the footage. I guess you did use RX8 or something. If i say i did Pass i come to the next step or have No more Access?

Thanks for covering an important genre. With this training, talented stop motion animators can create sound and music for their amazing videos. The Gold Puffin KZread channel shows what they do with Lego (TM) sets.

If I subbed by mail How it's named to find?

Hi guy your video looks a bit fuzzy compared to your other videos still very watchable though.

Why not Logic Pro X

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

This is a 14 core PC

After watching your videos I always have a slight British accent. For some reason I pick up on accents very easily

Wonderful! I love that you Brits hold on to the Advent Calendar tradition. Sadly, it’s withered here in the States. Two thoughts: 1) Did you really need to provide those chords to each bounce down the steps, since the soundtrack provided the “boings?” They seem to fight with each other. (Just my opinion.) 2) Did you notice how closely King Cracker’s throne resembles the Iron Throne from GoT? That could have pulled you into an entirely different direction. Thanks.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

3 жыл бұрын

Close synch is not always required youre right and frequently this is exactly the conversation we have with production but for the sake of illustration I did it today.

My Dear ....think about mixing oriental muisc with your music ...think about this and try .....have a nice day 👍😀