So, I took the time to convert Opus 100 (The Kingdom) into a (almost full but not really; sorry woodwinds) orchestral score. Feel free to check it out on Issuu- the cool thing is that it plays the audio WHILE you look at it. :D
Orchestral music, weird instruments, and sample libraries just about sums it up.
Sam Gossner
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Berklee College of Music
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The Score to Op. 100
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I think we argued about something stupid long ago. Sorry.
I think we did. Hope you'll consider giving my stuff a listen though. :D
What program do you use? To make music?
Finale (I have an old copy of the 2009 version). It's buggy, but it's designed for scoring things like this.
HipnikDragomir
That was really good, man. Shame about the woodwinds; would've been better with them for more of a folky sound.
samulis
I think I am going to focus on woodwinds for a while to figure out the best ways to use them. I use flutes fine, but clarinets, bassons, oboes, etc. I almost never use.