Name: EastWest 103: Tools for Film, TV & Games
Price: 12.00 USD
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Overview

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Everybody knows how powerful and complete the EastWest libraries are. They're used by professional film, TV and game composers every day, the world over. In this course, by media composer and expert trainer David Earl, you explore all the libraries and learn how to use them when scoring to picture.

The libraries covered in this course are:

The EastWest Quantum Leap Symphony Orchestra (EWQLSO)
Hollywood Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion and Harp
Gypsy
Goliath
The Dark Side
Symphonic Choirs
Silk
Stormdrum 2 & 3

After the libraries are demystified, this course concludes with a section where the instructor shares some of his own personal EastWest projects. He explains how and why he uses these libraries in the context of his own compositions. So learn the tools for for scoring Film TV and Games with longtime EastWest composer and producer, David Earl.

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

1

Introduction

1m 58s

Section 2: Section 2: The East West Quantum Leap Symphony Orchestra (EWQLSO

Section 3: Section 3: Hollywood Strings

Section 4: Section 4: Exploring Hollywood Brass

Section 5: Section 5: Hollywood Woodwinds

Section 6: Section 6: Hollywood Harp

Section 7: Section 7: Hollywood Percussion

27

Hollywood Percussion

8m 59s

Section 8: Section 8: Gypsy

Section 9: Section 9: Goliath

33

Goliath

8m 23s

Section 10: Section 10: The Dark Side

Section 11: Section 11: Symphonic Choirs

Section 12: Section 12: Silk

Section 13: Section 13: Stormdrum 2

Section 14: Section 14: Stormdrum 3

Section 15: Section 15: The Libraries in a Project

Section 16: Section 16: Conclusion

53

Conclusion

2m 32s

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Reviews

Paulie wrote on September 18, 2017

I came across this video training set and gave it a whirl duie to a sale on here, and it blew the others away, for several reasons. First, David Earl is the MOST listenable trainer out there, by three orders of magnitude. Second, he covers both SO and HO in such realtime depth, it's crazy. Third, he explains the articulations and HOW to best use them with these libraries, and last, he's a great composer so you are getting it from the horse's mouth. I didn't think it would be much until I started it... if you own EW stuff and want to do composing especially within film scoring, this one is great.
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Shane wrote on March 5, 2016

This was a very good course , it goes into a lot of detail that I have not been able to find while trying to learn Eastwest, Thanks for creating the course I thoroughly enjoyed it
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fab wrote on January 8, 2016

Amazing and very deep course. If you own the EastWest libraries this is the course you have to watch. Thanks David.
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Mark wrote on November 25, 2015

This course opened my eyes to how robust the EastWest libraries are for composers. David Earl is an outstanding instructor going through the libraries on a guided tour and explaining how they can apply to a variety of music in any composition. His pace is great for beginners who want to know the ins and outs of the graphical user interface of PLAY. I enjoyed all the libraries in context with the compositions David shared at the end of the course. I am hoping he will create a course going more in depth setting up templates and understanding workflow when producing music in a DAW such as Logic with EastWest libraries. I enjoyed the technique of creating extra tracks to control key switching, modulation, and expression separate from the musical midi track. I am so glad that MacPro Video offers courses in EastWest PLAY! I look forward to many more from David.
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Jes wrote on November 21, 2015

Truly one of if not the best and most in depth looks into the power of the EW libraries and PLAY engine I've found. This course not only made what I once considered overwhelming and impossible possible, it has inspired me to explore. Can't wait to apply these concepts into my work. A+
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jes wrote on November 19, 2015

I've been navigating blind for far too long in this program. SO AMAZING to finally know what everything means.
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