Where's Guy now!? Scoring with Soundpaint 

He could be in a silent disco! Kudos for trying to compose on a hill as ever!

you should try it - you might surprise yourself! (and you can always delete)

You're qwelcome Troels - love your work!

@@ThinkSpaceEducation

You're welcome!

Totally agree, and in this video he is not only outstanding in his field, but also out, standing in a field… …I do sincerely apologize for the bad joke…

Go for it!

@@ThinkSpaceEducation Thank you! 😎👍✌️

Not my fav click but needs must.

I really like it. It is very different to everything else out there and the sound design possibilities are great. Every time I fire it up I do something I wouldnt have written otherwise and that's (usually) a good thing

@@ThinkSpaceEducation Fair enough 👍🏼

So we (8Dio) have over 300 Kontakt Instruments, so we know a little bit about this +20 year old platform. We see them as two independent- and complimentary platforms. Soundpaint is a lot faster. I can load 300 instances (with instrument) in 10 seconds. The second thing that sets them apart is that Soundpaint (SP) renders samples in real-time using an entirely new audio format that took years to build. The end-result is that all dynamic instruments come with 127 real-time rendered velocity layers and that is unique to the platform. The DNA of the SP engine code is a bit like a vintage analog synth - there are always small movements in the sound to make it more alive and dozens of analog modeled effects. User Sample Import is actually going into BETA next week and it is a free tool - just like Soundpaint is a free engine. If you are curious about it - feel free to check our discord, which is where we test things with the community and openly discuss feature requests too.

@@Soundpaintmusic Thank you for this clarification. Perhaps my previous comment was a bit too direct. I am aware that you(8Dio), the makers of Soundpaint, have over 300 Kontakt instruments (and an even longer number of KSP code). I am very much looking forward to the sample import feature in Soundpaint. I will have a look at your Discord.👍 As for 127 real-time rendered velocity layers, I guess if one uses velocity to modulate a key tracked EQ in Kontakt, one would also get 127 real-time rendered velocity layers. It all depends on how one defines "newly rendered layers" (I.e if velocity layer 4 differs from velocity layer 5 in EQ or any other property, even by a small amount, it can be called "a newly rendered layer"). Additionally, Kontakt, through the AET filter, employs Fast Fourier Transformation (very precise EQ) to model 127 distinct layers of sound (in my mind that is also " real-time rendered velocity layers"). And since you (8Dio) have over 300 Kontakt instruments, I am sure you also know that small movements, like vintage analogue synthesizers, can be easily created in Kontakt in a few seconds with modulation. However, I have been enjoying Guy's videos for years and I am sorry if I turned his comment section into tech talk. I will stay quiet now. Peace! :)

I know and one week later today its snowing!

@@ThinkSpaceEducation Cologne is slightly warmer but no comparison to last week. Edit: never mind, just started to snow as well... :D

I know I will be back using more soundpaint in the near future

Soundpaint is really inspiring

just snowed here too

thank you

No really! Lovely place and I only discovered afterwards the amazing view over the Solent from the other side. Where are you then?

Yes Ive got an epic battery for the macbook

Yes I have one good thinking

@@ThinkSpaceEducation Different suggestion - that M32 keyboard is a great little DAW controller! I use the transport buttons, tap tempo, quantize, undo, toggle through tracks, it's great having a tactile buttons and knobs for all that.

I know - not the easiest way to make a film but fun

@@ThinkSpaceEducation the best ideas stem from outside the comfort zone, good work!!!