Prep, Notation & Parts TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 21 June 2018 | 151 MB

The Orchestral Sessions

So you recorded your MIDI score and can’t wait to hear it played by a live orchestra. What’s the next step? Join music composer  in this new updated course, and learn how to transform your MIDI data into a full score. Nowadays, orchestral music recorded with MIDI in a DAW can sound fantastic, but there’s nothing like music played by real musicians. In this second instalment of the Orchestral Session series, music composer covers the special preparation work needed to transform your MIDI score into data that a notation program can use. In this course, covers essential techniques and strategies to speed up your orchestration prep work. Topics such as when to use region-based vs. event-based quantization, how to deal with dedicated runs libraries so they correctly translate to the score, or how to consolidate MIDI parts are all covered. Olajide also discusses how to create individual parts from ensemble patches, what important housekeeping steps need to be done before exporting, why you should know about the alternative music XML format, and more… In the last section, you learn about the challenges and considerations when orchestrating for the scoring stage, where you learn to import MIDI prepared from a DAW into Sibelius and Finale, and you get a walkthrough of a completed orchestral score!