Orchestra

Golden Plates started 5 years ago when I was living in the equivalent of my bosses hobby closet and I, with the help of the voices in my head, made an EP with an old broken guitar and a hand me down laptop that Salt Lake Underground Magazine called " a music project that spits in the face of pretentiousness and takes independent music back to its roots with grimy, gritty, guitar-lathered caveman rock."

5 years later we have released 2 albums and EPs along with several singles, and our orchestral album "Golden Plates: Unplugged with the Bourbon Tabernacle Orchestra" is due out on June 26. Our mission is to make every day everyone's birthday, and we don't require financial contributions to join our Congregation.

Edit: Thanks for the silver, whoever sent that. I'll try not to spend it all in one place. I'm here to answer all your questions, and no question is off limits.

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Thought people would appreciate this. Spitfire are imo one of the best creators of high quality plugins for live instruments, better than Native Instruments. Their new plugin is a 30+ piece orchestra that you can get for $49 €49 or £49, OR you can get it for free by completing a five minute survey. After you complete the survey they'll send you a download link in a couple of weeks. I just submitted mine so haven't got my hands on it yet, but everything else I have from Spitfire is amazing.

Also if you don't know about their free LABS series then you need to know about it. A whole bunch of experimental plugins and small samples of their bigger libraries. Amazing resource.

Most specially for violinists

Does anybody know a song that has an orchestra like the ending to Pluto projector by Rex Orange County?

Before I start, yes, I am a classicaly trained musician and I am currently furthering my music education. Yes, I know this will certainly be a lot of work and, yes, I am willing to put in the time.

So, yeah. Basically the title says it all. I want to start a symphony where I intend to be the music director/conductor. This is probably going to have to be somewhere that doesn't have an ensemble like this or has the capacity for something like this.

I plan on playing both the classic rep and new/underperformed music, as well as maybe some pops concerts and stuff like that. The musicians should, ideally, have lots of say in what music we perform.

I also intend to use this group as a sort of "talent agency" where people can hire out individual musicians or small ensembles for events or recordings.

Here are my main questions, feel free to answer whatever ones you want:

• What are your general thoughts? Too far out there or within the realm of possibility?

• Where do you think would be

I am the creator of a fledgling RO2 team, Vortex Coalition. on the 4th of June we will be having our first event: An Omaha Beach event on our dedicated HOTW server. Due to game limitations we unfortunately can not have the server be ranked. Nevertheless we all hope that we can have a healthy number of players on for the event (which lasts all day) and make sure everyone has fun. The server will be called "Red Orchestra 2 Vortex Coalition Public Server DDay Event" and will have the Omaha Beach map. You will need the free Heroes of the West mod (found on the Steam Page for RO2) to play

If you wish to join the VoCo discord server the link is https://discord.gg/m9xgA6m

Though Inside No.9 has never had a “bad” episode, it’d be fair to say there are some that are not as good as the others. Empty Orchestra I feel is one that definitely fits that moniker. While it is most definitely far from perfect, it’s one I thoroughly enjoy, from Steve’s all to relatable drunk AF rock singer to Emily Howlett’s genuinely sweet arc, it’s an episode with a lot to love and it kinda treats the notion of a musical episode quite honestly: these aren’t trained singers and they’re not meant to be.

Additionally, this was season three. We had Devil of Christmas, Riddle of the Sphinx and Deedle Deedle Dumpling. We really needed a bit of lightheartedness

Hi everyone! For the longest time now I’ve been avoiding writing pieces with numerous instruments due to the amount of time it takes to put together everything. But now due to the quarantine I’ve had time to actually sit down and take a crack at orchestrating a score for symphony orchestra. Check it out! If anyone has any advice on how to orchestrate better it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

https://youtu.be/utxNpIBt7Kc

https://projectsam.com/libraries/the-free-orchestra/

While admittedly it is a bit more limited than say Spitfire's LABS the quality is unparraled. Highly recommended. The shorts strings are just amazing. And that is coming from a string musician.

Plus it's FREE!

Audio: https://soundcloud.com/josahe/no1-finsbury-sessions

Score: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RxEOMRfNGeKKo8TJYkb3OzbolkMNFDst/view?usp=sharing

Since getting hold of the Spitfire Audio BBC Symphonic Orchestra Discover sample library I have been really enjoying writing for orchestra. I thought I would share something that I think is.. well, at least good enough for sharing.

I like to experiment with ideas on piano, which is how this piece started. The piano part is relatively simple, so that it was easy enough for me to play live. I then built on the idea with strings, brass and wind instruments. It is a short piece at less than 3 and a half minutes.

I would be keen to hear if the parts for each instrument I have written make any sense to someone with a keener ear for this genre of music. I just write what is pleasing to my ear so it would

I’m a huge history buff and I love war games. I wanted to know if this game still had a size able player base.

Mainly songs with a good and happy vibe but with no romance/relationship stories.

Edit: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Gw1xV6R1STpFB0eqM8M9z this is a playlist of all the suggestions if anyone wants it.

it does not contain any suggested full albums / bands only single songs from the comments.

I'm sick and tired of the roid rage hyper masculine culture among the boys at my school. Recently two of them followed me home after school. They caught me listening to ELO songs while jumping up and down on my bed wearing nothing but my white tight Y front underpants. The next day they had spread a rumor all around all of my friends that I was a weirdo pervert.