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  • OT: Orchestral scoring noises - here are some links...

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    Hi all,

    Someone was looking for orchestral ambient noises.

    Here is a download link for a free set of wave files. I found it
    on another forum.

    You can drop these into your sequencer at your desired location:

    http://www.beladmedia.com/Scoring_Noise_2.pdf
    http://www.beladmedia.com/sn2.rar

    They are free to use as you wish. I hope I'm not breaking any rules by
    posting this. If I am I apologize upfront and please remove this post. Otherwise
    enjoy!

    You will need WinRar to extract the contents of the "sn2.rar" file.

    David

    P.S. - Just to cover my bases, here is a link to the forum I found these on. If you
    scroll down a little you will see them posted by Gary Garritan:

    http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48664
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    DM33, thanks for your usefull tip "-)
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    This sounds like an interesting thing .. always wondered about adding a few quiet shuffles .. or chairs creaking quietly in the background. Or the turning of pages.
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
    DietzD
    A funnny little story in this context:

    I'm just working on a huge orchestral-pop-project, where we recorded everything with real musicians, before parts of the score were backed-up on behalf of VSL samples. The executive producer - a classically trained and accomplished musician himself - can't stop complaining about "all that unpleasant noise people made during recording", like squeaking chairs, turning pages without taking care, and of course loud breathing.

    Go figure ... :-D

    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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    Yeah, this whole sample thing is crazy. I've spent a lifetime telling people to be quiet, play together and in tune, and this whole programming malarkey needs exactly the opposite. [;)]

    DG
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    You all are welcome.

    Sorry it took so long to respond.

    I have been through hell trying to figure out some

    computer problems and been bouncing back and forth on various

    OS's ie XP, XP64, Vista64...

    Finally settled back to XP64 and will be installing the whole

    VI Cube again.

    Still trying to figure out my vanishing RAM problem.

    Anyway, enjoy making your compositions sound more "performed"

    David 
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    The best "scoring noise" are the ones which capture the "air" but dont have coughing people, chairs etc.

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    I like the page turn sounds. Chairs and coughs I can do without.
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    Hi everyone!

    I'm sorry for being that late, and of course the file is not available anymore, but does anyone could re-upload the file again? I'm looking for this kinda stuff since ages and didn't find anything really useful yet.

    Thanks! [:)]
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    My thoughts on this is, it does add something but a lot less than we think. If your piece is well programmed and sounds great without it, to me the ambience noise won't add that much if anything. The fact that a piece sounds more realistic with ambience noises won't make it sound any better, and that's really the bottom line. Well that's my 2 cents.
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    @Guy said:

    My thoughts on this is, it does add something but a lot less than we think. If your piece is well programmed and sounds great without it, to me the ambience noise won't add that much if anything. The fact that a piece sounds more realistic with ambience noises won't make it sound any better, and that's really the bottom line. Well that's my 2 cents.

    Hello Guy,

    Well, actually I agree with you. Actually it was just to give it a try and see by myself [;)]. My guess is that's probably removes the purity of the sound and just add some ... noise in fact, so it could be complitely useless, but as just said, I wanted to try it out ... just curious.

    Thanks,

    Arnaud.
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    And when ever I need an orchestral ambience library, I've got my own personal one, anyone is welcome to use it too:

    _

    http://www.guybacos.com/audio/2.mp3
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    AH AH AH AH!!!! Awesome! I want it!! [:D]
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    The only thing that bothers me with music using samples, is that silence is uncomfortable. I would like to be able to cover that, but I certainly don't want chair scrapes, page turns and coughing all over my tracks.

    DG
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    What would you like to cover the silence with?
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     The magic air that one gets in a studio or concert hall. Digital silence is so cold.

    DG
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    @DG said:

     The magic air that one gets in a studio or concert hall. Digital silence is so cold.

    DG

    I agree. Until this issue is resolved you could always write cold pieces, here are some title suggestions: 

    -Cold Spring

    -The Cold Night

    -Cold is Beautiful

    -It was so Cold

    -Winter

    -Freezing

    -My Di... Froze

    -It Was a Cold Winter

    -Winter Time is for Me

    -Wine by a Fire on a Cold Winter Night

    -Winter Wind
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    Guy, I think that I've done all those already. And the 30" and 60" versions. [8-|]

    DG