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He should still do a solo rock album, I agree.
I would kill for a perfected studio version of “Water”. KILL, I tell you!!
If I’m not mistaken, there’s a picture of Elfman in his studio with a Ren and Stimpy t-shirt on. There isn’t much.
I was wondering when you were going to post your stuff.
DAYAMN, Nin Cherry, those are some awesome tracks!!!
Beautiful, beautiful music.
They’ll do the same exact thing once Revenge of the Sith comes out on DVD, you know. Then you’ll have to buy it again.
THANK YOU!
It sounds like a bunch of his styles – Mars Attacks, Sleepy Hollow, The Hulk, Spiderman, Planet of the Apes, and a tad bit of Novocaine.
Well, I really think you should do your homework and find some stuff out for yourself. You are obviously very new to this, so you shouldn’t get in a hurry and rush your decisions. I don’t know what kind of computer you’ve got, either, so I don’t know how well this stuff will handle on your machine. Also, you need a soundCARD that supports midi in/out and a keyboard that has a midi in/out option as well, not a soundFONT (SoundFONTS are samples for the SoundBlaster Live soundcard). This way, you can play your samples (EWQLSO) on your machine through your keyboard. You use your sequencer to record and manipulate the midi notes you play through the keyboard …
Just hear me out and do some serious research before you start to buy anything. http://www.soniccontrol.com <- this is a good place to find stuff out about digital recording. There are many sites out there with information like this, so look for them!
Do you have a sequencer yet? Do you plan on using a keyboard to play the samples into the sequencer? These the first things you should consider. If you plan on using a keyboard, you’ll need a soundcard that supports midi in/out, and a keyboard that supports midi in/out (Check out the “Echo” brand midi soundcards. I’ve got the “Mia Midi” and it’s great, and pretty inexpensive, too). Also, you’re going to need a sequencer, there’s no doubt about that, so you should do some research on sequencers first and decide which one you want. I suggest Cakewalk Sonar (the one I use), Logic, or Cubase. EWQLSO will plug in to any sequencer that supports VSTi or DXi plugins, so there’s really almost no worry about that.
That’s been confirmed for some time, I think.
Have you checked out the messages under the article? There are some very ignorant remarks by some very stupid and ignorant people. Check it out!
You’ve got to copy and past all of the address posted. Obviously, not all of it was turned into a clickable link.
It will be good to hear a different interpretation on a Batman theme, especially from one of my favorites, James Newton Howard. I thought David Julyan was going to compose the score, though.
Yeah, well, it clearly lists a bunch of stuff by Danny Elfman at the end credits of the movie. I didn’t actually see the movie, I only caught the end credits and the name caught my eye.
Well, it’s a plugin for your sequencer. If you’ve got, say, Sonar, you just attach the plugin to a audio track, and you’re set! The audio track acts as the master sampler (which, in this case, is EWQLSO) for the midi tracks you set up, afterwards. It’s really not all that complicated.
