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  • Tutorial "Music with Samples" for free

    Beat KaufmannB
    Beat KaufmannB
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    In 2009 I published a tutorial that taught users how to make better music with Vienna Symphonic Library products. Meanwhile, the variety of products became so large that I couldn't keep the tutorial up-to-date. Those tutorial was discontinued in 2017. But now...

    One of the contents - the skillful use of (many) different articulations - I left out. This part of the tutorial is now available for free. Even if the tutorial is about articulations of the VSL libraries, the tutorial is also suitable for users of other libraries. The content shows, among other things, how the articulations were selected using various musical examples. So this part of the tutorial could be an inspiration to come to more musical results yourself. This tutorial could be especially valuable for sample users who are at the beginning of music production with samples. Of course this Tutorial is also useful for the application with the Synchron - libraries.

    The tutorial covers topics of this kind:



    I invite you to visit my website for downloading

    the Tutorial "Musik with Samples"

    and have fun...
    Beat

    - Tips & Tricks while using Samples of VSL.. see at: https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/vitutorials/ - Tutorial "Mixing an Orchestra": https://www.beat-kaufmann.com/mixing-an-orchestra/
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    Thank you, Beat.  This is very helpful to me as I have quite a lot to learn!

    - Sam
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    Thanks for doing this Beat!  Great usefull information that is not so obvious for many.

    For anyone intertested in superb string sculpting, listen to Beat's version of Edvard Grieg's Holberg Suite.  Especially the Prelude!  My favorite.