How do you reduce the score when other parts aren't playing> I like to orchestrate for full symphony orchestra, and you tend to fill out a lot of pages very quickly lol. Answer would be much appreciated, thanks :)
i was just curious about this kind of music, i dont how i really started but as far as i can remember i will look for orchestral score and then i will notate it in musescore and study it then i will compose somehow similar to what i am studying
I am very interested in this topic "Tenshi". I am "Clarinet" in a Music Band and this composition suits us very well. I request your file from Muscore and I will adapt it to my band. In exchange, I'll improve the sounds and mastering and send it to you. You can see my compositions on my channel. I'm sure you'll like them.
VERY NICE! With the main melody, try experimenting with the rythms a bit more? And on page four the woodwinds part isn’t very friendly. Remember they have to breath😅 Nice job and happy composing🎉
This is an absolutely amazing piece! I'm making my own piece right now and this is good inspiration! What instruments did you use in this piece, the composition came together really nice!
I just watch the results from the contest and I must say that your piece would have been my number 1. There are really good orchestral colors in your piece. Now I have to study how to make MuseScore sounds like your music :)
Dear Israel, my name is Andreas, I´m a conducter in Germany. Are you interested to write a piece for a real Orchestra and Choir? Pleas let me know. :-) Best wishes Andreas
This is really special. Real storytelling in music with a great imagination. It is great that in less than 90 seconds you manage to have different episodes but those episodes are thematically linked so the piece is a unity. Also the orchestration is super. You say you only used Musescore 4, but are these the sounds coming from Musescore and not other libraries? I am curious in that regard, which libraries and what more besides that, to get that very well mastering. I suspect, but do not know, that the score based approach (Musescore) helps you to keep the overview in the composition process. Thumbs up!
Thank you that you liked it! Regarding the sounds, 100% of the sound is from musescore 4 alone, I did not use any other libraries. And about the mastering, I did not bother so much to master it other than to master it inside musescore alone, I added effects in the master track which are the "Master" and "Pro Eq" effects. I planned to master it in FL studio. I did but I am not satisfied with my own mastering, so I left it to musescore which what you heard in this one.
