Orchestrating Soaring Strings like John Williams 

I really appreciate that you take the time to providing the piano roll as well! I'm still learning to read notes quicker.

Thanks for your excellent video. It’s has really great content with detailed explanations and I really appreciate that! 😊❤

I've learn a lot, thank you very much! ❤

Your work is excellent, the visuals are such a great touch, thank you for putting all of this together. I had a question but not enough theory to know on my own, does the overtone series play a role in a melody's ability to "soar"? In other words, do you see orchestrators being conscious of the overtone series in their choices? If so, is there a good example to study?

Great video Alex. Thank you!

Great video Alex! Very informative

Nice - can't wait for the follow-up.

Thank you for the video alex! Love this series. May i ask a video about action cues? William style: dual of the fates, battle of the heroes etc. Thanks 🙏🏻

Very cool I'm using musical sampling soaring strings plug in its unbelievable

"Can You Read My Mind" was basically stolen - uhh, I mean BORROWED - from R Strauss' "Death and Transfiguration".

EXCELENT ¡¡¡....An interesting topic Master, it could be dealing with the problems of the macroform, to achieve a balance of the sound body, not always easy, much less in a work of several minutes!

Can you do a video on the ways of orchestrating the chords below the melody? How high and open the chords should be and how much distance should they keep from the main line?

Nice job! Great examples.