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@vy1134

3 жыл бұрын

You've made a video on free orchestra plugin sometime ago... Can I know what was that...I couldn't find it

@aaronmoyer4722

2 жыл бұрын

I personally think this is your best video so far because it’s a great starting point for new cubase users to get excited about scoring

Your enthusiasm is contagious!

@attentionlabel

3 жыл бұрын

UMAMI wtf are you doing here!! Hahaha

@abstractdaddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@attentionlabel Just learning how other people score their music! :)

@attentionlabel

3 жыл бұрын

@@abstractdaddy dude did you get this VST? I'm about to install it, it's going to change the game for me! Also do you score music outside of your Interface-themed stuff?

@abstractdaddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@attentionlabel I didn't get this one, I have Cinestrings Core which was cheaper, but also is only strings. But this BBC one sounds fantastic and includes a bunch of other instruments, I'm sure you'll make it sound amazing. I took a peak at your channel and your stuff sounds really well mixed. I do have Spitfire Solo Strings too, though more recently, if I can afford it, I've been hiring session musicians to record a solo. For me it makes a big difference for a lead, but for ensembles I think VSTs do the job just fine. Also who has money to hire an orchestra? Apart from my regular albums I haven't had the opportunity to score something other than Interface, but maybe one day who knows!

@attentionlabel

3 жыл бұрын

@@abstractdaddy Thank you sir, I'm touched to get Umami's support! Haha I think you're totally right about lead vs ensemble. VSTs are great until you need a really organic, expressive lead. If you ever need another studio producer, just holler. Also we exchanged last year when I mailed ya asking for an interview, you respectfully declined but I still wanna ask you the juicy questions about your creativity and workflow so if you ever change your mind I would absolutely love to interview you!

Having Hans in the corner of my studio would freak me out no end...

@jakeward3209

4 жыл бұрын

David Crundwell he’s his bullshit meter

@ThinkSpaceEducation

4 жыл бұрын

Its when we come in the morning and just get a glimpse of someone in the shadows it freaks us out as well!

@michellew.3691

4 жыл бұрын

I kind of like it ;-)

@Evangelionism

4 жыл бұрын

@@michellew.3691 Oo-la-laa. *_;)_*

@Wolfbacker95

4 жыл бұрын

👍🏻👍🏻

Hans creeping into focus at 35:26 felt like pure hypnosis "you will use 4 horns in a triad for dramatic effect, you WILL..."

@elijakaufmann8245

4 жыл бұрын

Up in the galery waaay above the orchestra!

As a composer who has only ever used notation software like Sibelius (and accompanying playback sounds), this video has definitely broadened my perspective of what software is out there to create much more realistic orchestral pieces! I mean, I only recently figured out my keyboard had MIDI and my mind BLEW when I connected it to Garageband and I could use the Sound Library in there! Definitely going to be saving up for this one and Cubase, maybe!

Everything in this video, from the dudes enthusiasm, his talent, all the way to a cardboard cut out of Hanz Zimmer is amazing.

You're really the best, funniest, most talented composer on youtube... I've been following so many music theory and producers channels and no one can be compared to you. JUST KEEP DOING AND SHARING YOUR BRILLIANT WORK. We thank you

@ThinkSpaceEducation

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much - I will!

@BrunoBizarro

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThinkSpaceEducation Do you have the same opinion today regarding this library? Would you recommend it?

@monkeyrevolution1964

4 жыл бұрын

You are too short in knowledgement to think that , I am sorry

@felixpotter6420

3 жыл бұрын

truer words have never been said.

I've said it once before and I'll forever say it Guy, you are a credit to KZread but more importantly, you are a huge credit to the music world. In a matter of minutes you created a track (RAW) that could and would grace any film out there. Thank you for being born, just wished I'd of come across you alot sooner :-)

@adirondackcomposer

3 жыл бұрын

I so much agree!

34:04 Not gonna lie Guy, this sounds absolutely spectacular! It's very nearly reminiscent of a real orchestra!

34:02 The finished piece, for those of you in a hurry to see a master at work. You are welcome :)

23:16 - Don't think we didn't hear you. I think this is how every single film composer tests a French horn sound. Every. Single. One.

@canlee7818

2 жыл бұрын

So true...

Fascinating. Can't wait for your in-depth review. Keep 'em coming. I really enjoy looking over your shoulder as you create these pieces.

I'm only two minutes into the video and i really love the way you interact with the audience. It's the first time crossing your channel :D

This is precisely why I love this channel, Guy is awesome at allowing us a glimpse into his greatness. Thank you.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

I can't believe what I've just found- this channel and its content is awesome!!! Your excitement at the start filled me with excitement and i don't even have this sound library

That Hans Zimmer cut-out just sitting there is straight out of paranormal activity, Jesus Christ

@sharkhearted1

4 жыл бұрын

I know right!!!

@siweimusic

3 жыл бұрын

meatpuppet omg I just realized that !!!

See you like a kid enjoying it with so much pkeasure to unpack, install & PLAY IT is such a pleasure to watch! Thanks so much.

Oh my god. When the camera focused and panned to Hans at the end. Priceless! What a fun video! I can’t wait to get my SSD. I’m struggling with a straight hard drive at the moment. Gah!

Discovered your channel a few days ago (this is the second video I have watched) and I couldn't be happier that I somehow found my way here. I could easily write at length about all the things that make your channel so outstanding, but the point I most want to get across is that I find it deeply inspirational. Thank you for teaching us, and being so entertaining at the same time. Cheers from Toronto!

I very much appreciate the sense of humor and joy you bring to your composing videos. The slow push into Hans at the end when your camera focused on the background was one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time...fantastic embrace of the happy accident. Cheers

that was a beautiful piece of music and you made it look so easy. Ive been making music for over 20 years and your talent blows me away.

Watching you always is a joy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the library!

I love your enthusiasm and evidently genuine excitement! You are simply stunning and forever inspired, yet so utterly casual. Thank you Guy!

I shouldn't say this but I was so happy to see you make the same mistake as myself by writing something in 3/4 when the DAW is set to 4/4 . I do it quite often and get really annoyed when things don't sound quite right and sit for ages trying to work out the problem. Normal thing is to blame my greenness with a keyboard etc. Highly entertaining and informative video, keep up the great work.

Watching you compose this short piece only to demo this fantastic library was one of the best musical experiences in my life, honestly! Also, what a great personality you have! Subscribed!

Wonderful! What joy to watch you compose and enjoy the process. It's like we're there with you. You sire, have earned your "thumbs up" and "subscribe". I'll look forward to seeing more of your videos. Very inspiring!

I am a lady pianist that took to trying to create tracks at the very end of a career that didn’t really take off but have loved every second...I discovered Cubase 10.5 pro last year and it opened something in my mind... I too have “a shed” where I disappear to, and last night I discovered your youtube videos... I am amazed..fascinated..in wonderment if that’s a word... I love it.. and I love the enthusiasm you have for what you do..... please keep making the videos to let me see a window into your musical world....lastly..where on this earth would I get that BBC orchestra set of sounds... I have been on lock down with this terrible Corona virus outbreak and need desperately to have something to keep me going for the next 12 weeks!....yes 12 weeks... thank you so much...let’s hope the music will save us!

You've won another subscriber, love your energy and creativity, can't wait to see more.

Thank you for this inspiring video! You're having so much fun and your attitude is infectious. Wonderful!

I'm absolutely loving your videos, they are so informative and helpful. Thank you

Just fantastic Guy! In just minutes of watching you at work has opened up a whole new area of inspiration in my music. Isn't technology just so wonderful? I so hope that I can have a piece of mine recognised.

Guy is the Bob Ross of music. Love this dude so much. Thanks for your time and energy making these videos.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

4 жыл бұрын

My 15 year old daughter has just discovered Bob Ross and he is a legend. If I can come anywhere close to that I would be very happy

@mtchampion1831

4 жыл бұрын

@@ThinkSpaceEducation That is wonderful for her, she will cherish those memories I have no doubt. I remember watching Season 1 in 1983 and 36 years later I feel asleep to it last night. He was a remarkable human being. Some people have a completely genuine disposition, like yourself. So thanks again for your time and sharing your experience. I certainly appreciate it.

Fantastic as usual..love those videos when you compose music to picture, can you make more of those, please..been a huge a fan of this channel

You have a great talent to quickly write a nice piece of music and the library sounds awesome. Fantastic combinaison of the two.

As soon as you brought the French Horn in at 24:40 Guy, all I could think about was Raiders of the Lost Ark! :-) The sound of these samples is amazing.

Coming from a jazz musician's perspective to the world of orchestral music, I've found it daunting trying to figure out how best to utilize this library. I find your compositional process very inspiring, and I'm thriving on the dad composer energy in this video. Great work!

thanks guy, really enjoyed your enthusiasm and fun approach to exploring the sounds! I'm thinking of getting this as a first library as a current composition student. Seems to be the goods from what I've heard so far

Loving this channel! Just learned about it last week and there's so much good stuff here!

I've just caught on to your channel, and I must say, you have probably been the most engaging for me to actually comment in the comments instead of just clicking onto the next plethora of youtube clips :D - thank you for the educational aspects of orchestral library plugins.

I love the spontaneity of your work. Something to aspire to!

Just found this channel. It's great to see musical passion personified! Can I also remind people that Spitfire do a FREE series of VSTi in their LABS series? They are a bit quirky but the quality is superb (they seem to lavish care on whatever they do) and they are highly usable in many contexts.

I am new to Spitfire but I must say, watching your tutorial video has been quite informative and most entertaining. Not to mention your speedy creativity. Well done my friend!!!!

Thanks for reviewing this library. I’m obsessed with your videos, I think that I already saw all of them. It’s really enjoyable and you’re a such fun person. Keep going!

@ThinkSpaceEducation

4 жыл бұрын

Dont forget to write some music!

@quilohertz

4 жыл бұрын

ThinkSpace Education I’m learning a lot with you!! Thanks so much!

@maddcreationskennygoodson6736

4 жыл бұрын

He states very clearly in a comment on a prior post that he purchased the library. It was not a “free” review copy.

All I can say is "Bravo" excellent job and well done. My kind of music. Lets hear more my friend. Thank you.

It was an utter delight watching you create! Subscribed!

Currently I'm going through the Learn music theory course and watching this. Watching video's like this where you go from start to finish is cool.

Just received my SSD of Spitfire's BBC SO. Can't wait to dig into it! Pretty exciting, huh? Great video, Guy!

WOW! This is so impressive!!! TY for reviewing this library!!! ;)

Lot of people complaining about load times and RAM usage, etc., but it looks as if you had no problems at all. Of all the videos I've seen, you are by far the most enthusiastic user and it does sound great.

Such an amazing video. Your humor is hilarious and your content is top notch. Thanks for that Guy!

I loved seeing your process in this video

I really enjoy these videos. I don't leave comments often, but this channel is so great and so unique!

It's been said already in the comments, but the enthusiasm here really IS infectious! I love it! I just got the Spitfire Audio Symphony Orchestra library and am loving it as well! So much so that I'm considering consolidating my library collection since a lot of the previous libraries I worked with are becoming redundant thanks to the quality and versatility of this one.

Dude. I love you. Sooo entertaining. The car music thing? Absolutely genius. I always look forward to your videos. Even if it has nothing to do with what I’m doing. Keep it coming please. Thank you 🙏

Love your energy Sir. Thx for that! congratulations!

Breath taking! thank you for sharing this

I like your natural enthusiasm, it's so thrilling and inspiring, great :-)

so entertaining Guy, you make it look sooooo easy! Keep up these videos I love to watch them and share 👌

I am so glad Erik Woods from Cinematic Sound Radio linked this, amazing video, and what great enthusiasm!

I've watched two videos of yours and you are already my idol.

This video makes me so happy, thank you so much for making it!!

This new VST is fantastic (I picked it up as well)! But even better? YOU! Thank you for the excitement, passion AND the education and I'm glad I have found the channel as a fellow composer! Cheers!

Like a kid in a candy store 😃 I loved the orchestra tuning when you brought it up to your ear! Great idea :) Great video !

16:11 I literally have no idea how I have watched so many of your videos without subscribing!! 😱 Subscribed, sir!

I have been watching all of the videos from Christian.s blogs - I so want this piece of kit. Aside from film scoring, you could really put together a payable version of a composition. The sound of those French horns was amazing!

great video, especially helpful because you show us how it sounds out of the box. Most of the times the samples are already tweaked before they use them in songs, so I don't know how long it takes to get the samples to sound good. Now I hear the quality of the sounds in the way I would use them 90% of the time. I'm just doing this as a hobby, and rather use my time making music than going thru endless sessions of twitching and equalizing. This sounds great, thanks

Well you sold me! I’ve never even considered scoring or producing as a possible career until I started watching you! Thank you!!!

I love everything single thing about this video soo much!! I just subscribed and I will be buying this asap 🙌 (your personality is amazing as well) 😅 I will definitely stay tuned!

Well the glow Sunday and the staccato in room tone and Mike positions, just floors me, and I'm not talking noise floor!

I love your energy and enthusiasm, great video

Thank you for this fun and inspiring initial demo of Spitfire Audio's BBC Symphony Orchestra library. Now I want to spend all of my money on it (and a Hans Zimmer cut out for my room)

Guy, this sounds like an end-credit piece. Wonderful stuff.

That was fun - thanks, Guy! I use a lot of Spitfire stuff for my media composing. Just got this.

Absolutely love this channel. I'm always the odd duckling because I listen to orchestral music like Hans Zimmer all the time in the car and when I'm just doing whatever. I signed up at the site and will wait the 14 days to get the samples for free then have a blast playing around. My Launchkey MK3 comes in a couple of days from now and I can't wait to get started. I would be excited to see what you could do with some of the free labs from Spitfire like the moon guitar or something. Best of wishes to you mate.

this is just too good to watch :D very inspiring and fun video, many thanks for that!!!!

My god, this is really impressive. Didn't realize how good some symphonic sample libraries were. Forget despairing that I'll never have an orchestra at my disposal.

Amazing library. Amazing composition. Really enjoy all of your videos 👏👍🎼🎹🎧😊

Great video - brilliant way to show off the software. Impressive score off the bat too 👍🏻

You are a Master, I can stay watching your vídeos all day. Thanks

Great personality, very entertaining. You can tell Guy loves what he does.

I bought Garritan personal orchestra when it was released 20 yrs ago. How far we have come!

LOL. He says " I Wonder what this is" as I watch the bottom left of screen as he scrolled over the knobs and it said exactly what everything was.... Great Video Guy. And great library Spitfire

Hot damn, this library sounds AMAZING. I want it!!

A minute into the video and I love this guy already

You are AWESOME!!! I would love to meet you some day :) thanks for showing us everything you do THANKS

Thanks a lot for the entertaining insight of this library! Got it as well last week.

@robertwisden7202

4 жыл бұрын

How do you find the load times? SSD?

Wonderful! Love what you’re creating! 👍

Thank you Guy. I saw an ad on FB for the "CORE" version of this at an intro price of $349. I am a beginner to music. I think paying $349 for a whole orchestra at your finger tips is awesome.

Good one, Guy! Thanks for your enthusiastic presentation.

You really bring out the the fun in composing :)

I just got the BBC Symphony Orchestra Core library on sale today and it is absolutely FANTASTIC. I will cross grade to the full BBC Symphony Orchestra in the few months. Thank you for making this video which helped me more to make my decision than than the spitfires videos. Even with the limited Mic locations in the core library it is still quite amazing.

@ThinkSpaceEducation

4 жыл бұрын

Im looking forward to checking it out

Thanks for making this video. Watching your enjoyment with this product has sold me on it. Not really I was going to get this anyway but thanks for the video.

That turned out amazing.. It really needed those last insruments. :) Brilliant

that focus pull and zoom to Hans (Herr Zimmer) was nothing short of masterful. subscribed.

A hip and happening orchestral man - you got me hooked now - thanks for sharing your talent so openly like this - I must have a go 🤓

Guy, I love your style! I would have loved to have you as my personal music coach! Core is tempting, but I'm on a budget, so I'll stick with Discover. Now, what about a full musical composition using "only" BBC Discover? That should show the full extent (and limits) of it, and perhaps a teaser to move along further to the Core one, who knows! Keep up your vibrant and communicative enthusiasm.... the world needs people like you! 😁

Really enjoyed this Guy, thank you 👍🏻

I got the instrument and I'm very happy with it. Also, Spitfire has released a template for BBC SO Cubase, make sure to check it out, it's awesome!

Beautiful, you did AMAZING work! :)

Those strings sound amazing.