I‘m so glad to hear that Yoko!!🤗🎉 Then it was worth the work!!:) Thank you!!🥳

Thanks a lot Ehab!!🙏 I really appreciate your kind words!:)

Haha Kenbo!!😅 Thanks for stopping by - really nice to read your kind words my friend!!🤗🎉🎶

Thanks for this positive and valuable feedback Ikari!!:) Really good to hear that you like the video - I‘m definitely planning to do more of these in the near future!

Thanks for that great compliment Ellie!!🥳 I‘m really glad to hear that!!;)

Thanks so much for that great feedback!!🥳👏 Amazing to hear that - honestly!!;)

You’re welcome Towars!!;) Thanks for your positive feedback mate!!🥳

Many Thanks Jonathan!!:)

Great!! That is such a nice compliment!!🥳🎶 Thanks so much man - that really means a lot!!:)

Many Thanks Hesam!! That really means a lot!😊

Hi Bernd, was für toller Kommentar! Vielen Dank für deine netten Worte, freut mich wirklich sehr zu hören!!😊 Definitiv wird es jetzt Zeit, deine eigene Musik zu spielen!;) Ich hoffe ich kann dich auf diesem Kanal etwas inspirieren! 32 Jahre Klavier klingt super und ist definitiv eine super Voraussetzung - das würde ich auch gerne über mich sagen können!😅 Viele Grüße, Tom

Yes Jaeger is a great Library and covers a lot of basic instruments! Thanks so much for watching - I really appreciate your kind comment!!😉 I‘ve never tried something else than Cubase;) but so far I‘m really happy with it!

Wonderful to hear that you like it Zaneta!!🤗🎶 Thanks a lot and keep on making music!!👏👏

Hey man!😉 So cool to see you around Salvatore!!;) Thanks for watching - really nice to hear that you like it!!🥳👏 All the best for you - have a great start into the weekend!!

Thanks so much Joel!!🤗 I‘m really glad to hear such positive feedback!!🎉✨ Great to hear that you learned a lot!!:)

That’s awesome news!!🥳 Really fantastic to hear that you liked the video!!:) Thanks Frank!!😊✨

You’re welcome mate!!😊🎉 Great that you like it!!;)

Thank you Bernard!!;) Great to read your comment!!

Thank you Gabo!!🥳

Thanks Eric!! Maybe it’s time to try out Cubase!?😉 I can recommend it, but I don’t have experience with any other programm!;) Great to hear that you picked up a few tricks!🥳 Take care and all the best!!👍

Thanks so much Lise!!🤗🎉 Really great to hear that!!🥳

Hey Bara! Great to hear that you like it!!🥳 Thanks mate!!:)

Hey Abbie!!🤗 That’s such wonderful news from you!!🥳💙 Thank you!!;)

Alex my friend!!🥳 Thanks so much for watching - always special to hear from you man!!:)

@@PhantasiaMusic good luck, Friend 👍🏻

That’s awesome to hear mate!!😊🎉 Thanks!!;)

That’s really great to hear man!!🤗 Thanks so much!!:)

Yeah - great to hear that!!;) Cubase is a great DAW!!😊🤘 Thanks for your comment mate!

Haha yes it’s always better to start at bar 2!!😅 Thanks for your motivating comment Tom!!🎉✨ Really cool to read your comment!!:)

Hey mate!! Great to read your kind feedback!!😊🎉 Thanks man!!;)

Thanks so much Dani!!🥳👏

Thanks a lot for your great feedback Khalid!!:) Really good to hear that! There are definitely more videos coming soon…

Haha that sounds fantastic my friend!!😅🎉 Thanks so much for that great comment and enjoy your holidays!;)

@@PhantasiaMusic Ok, so after some time I re-watched (twice) your video and I have some things to point out: First of all, thank you so much again for sharing this live stream! It's always nice to see other people's creative process, and there's always something to learn. The whole composition kinda reminded me of "arrival to earth" from the transformers OST, it sounded epic but also emotional. Kudos to you about that! I liked a lot the way you explain every single action you did, it was really didactic. For example, when a note sounded too hard, you could just lower its velocity and go on, but aside from doing it, you narrated "I'm also going to lower this velocity a little..." it may sound stupid, but when I began composing and had no clue about DAWs, this kind of info would have been really helpful. As a FL Studio user, I have to admit that I like how automations are organized in Cubase, it all looks clean and tidy :P And about the libraries... 1) I LOVE how that gran cassa sounds, even by default. I fell in love in the very first hit, really. 2) For Merethe Solvedt vocals, aside from legato, I think there are also preset phrases. If you merge parts of phrases with legato notes, you can achieve more melodic lines beyond "aaaaaah"or "oooooooh", though sometimes can be tricky (and tedious). As a final note...My strings are always colour red. My percussion is always blue. Wars have been started over less. xD In all seriousness, great job with this stream and hope to see more of them!

Hey mate! Thanks a million for your wonderful feedback!!🤗 That’s the reason why I‘m creating these Tutorial Videos!:) Great to hear that you liked it!! I don’t know FL Studio at all - but Yes Cubase is pretty good organized with those automations. I‘m planning to post more of these videos soon - so your positive feedback definitely helped me in my decision if I should make other videos of the same kind!;)

Awesome to hear that Aaron!!😊🎉 Thanks for your great feedback man!!🥳🎶

Thanks so much Jean!!:)

Thanks so much for watching Polly!!🤗 Great to read your comment!!;)

Thank you Robert!!🥳 Great to hear that!!

Haha I guess that’s true!!😅 Thanks for Watching my friend!!;)

Hey! Vielen lieben Dank für dein tolles Feedback!:) Freut mich sehr zu lesen!! Grundsätzlich ist das überhaupt kein Problem. Ich habe mich nur für englisch entschieden, da ich so ein größeres Publikum erreiche. Aber wer weiß, was die Zukunft bringt… werde auf jeden Fall auch mal ein Video auf deutsch probieren!😊

Thanks for your feedback!!😊 Really good to hear that!! There will definitely be more of these videos!:)

@@PhantasiaMusic and just to confirm. I literally Just purchased Cubase Pro 11. They should hire you as a consultant 😉👍🏼

Oh really!?😅 Yeah - they definitely should!;) Great to hear that - it’s an awesome DAW!! You won’t regret it!!😉👍

Hey Clemens! Thanks a lot for your kind words!!🥳 Fantastic to hear that!!:) There are definitely more composing tutorials planned in the near future!!😊👍

Thanks a lot - I try to use Symphonic Destruction in my next life composing!:)

Jason Maaan - I was awaiting a big donation from you on my Spotify account!!😅😅 Thanks so much for such honest and beautiful words my friend!! Maybe you should start composing again - you have a musicians blood too!!;) Take care and once again Thanks for taking the time to write such an amazing comment!!🤘😊

Hey Fabian! Thanks a million!!🤗 Awesome comment - honestly!!:) I was often thinking about creating a template but haven’t done it so far - but I should definitely do that!! Thanks for the tip with the quantize!!😯 I didn’t know that - fantastic!!🎉👏 And yes - with the brass I also try to let it sound more realistic including some breaks - same with the flute!;) Once again Thanks for your great comment Fabian!!😊👍

Oh and for the choirs - I have a lot of them... I can recommend Storm Choir Ultimate, Wotan and Freya from Strezov Sampling or Dominus Choir!!👍

@@PhantasiaMusic Fantastic 😁👌🏼

@@PhantasiaMusic Thanks for your opinion, have to check them out 😃

In this tutorial I‘m editing the modulation (dynamics) and expression (volume) outside of the individual track but of course you can also do that within the instrument track.

Hey Clemens! That’s fantastic man - I‘m so glad to hear that!!😊 And YES I am already working on my second Live Composing Tutorial… so it will be online soon!!:) To answer your question: Usually I don’t pan any instruments cause in many libraries they are already recorded in the right position. But sometimes it makes sense - depends on the track… just trust your ears!!😊🎶

Hi Kraney, each instrument has its specific range! That means it’s not possible to play a violin in the lower octaves or play a double bass as high as a violin. So just try to play a melody or some notes within that area - it doesn’t have to be the lowest or highest note possible but in the middle of that specific instrument range it should sound pretty good! And yes - trusting your ears is also always a great advice!;)

Hi Kraney, the MIDI Files to all of my KZfaq videos are now available for download with the link in the description if you want them for learning purposes.

@@PhantasiaMusic Aye thanks brother

Didn't mean to take view time from you my friend 😂

Thank you!!

Hey Marco, Thanks for your comment! That’s interesting to hear - I personally don’t know Logic at all but I think every DAW has its benefits.

Somehow I preferred this way and found it easier to draw in the automation. But in the meantime I changed my way of working and now I do it directly in the automation lane!;)

Hallo Jürgen, erstmal vielen Dank für dein tolles Feedback! Freut mich wirklich sehr zu hören!;) Ich habe in der Description des KZfaq Videos einen Link platziert, wo du die MIDI Datei herunterladen kannst!😊 Beste Grüße zurück!

@@PhantasiaMusic Hallo Tom, leider ist da nichts, mit Midifile herunter laden!!! Schade, wo ich mir doch gerade einen neue Library zugelegt habe!!!

Das ist aber seltsam! Bei mir zeigt es den Link an - hier nochmal separat: www.buymeacoffee.com/phantasiamusic/e/187960 Lass mich wissen, ob der Link bei dir funktioniert, da ich das ganze erst vor kurzem eingerichtet habe!😊

I'm still watching it tho))

Thanks Dali!!😊🎉 That’s always difficult to answer and depends on what kind of music you want to compose! If you are looking for a great All in One Orchestra you should check out BBC Orchestra from Spitfire Audio - I think they still have a sale running for some hours!! I don’t have it - but many people love it and it sounds great! I personally am using different libraries for every instrument section!;) I already have too many of them!!😅🤘

@@PhantasiaMusic thank you for advice🙏🙏🙏

Hi Alexander, Danke Dir für dein positives Feedback!! Das müsste eigentlich automatisch passieren, wenn du mit dem Stiftwerkzeug über die Kurve drüberzeichnest so wie ich bei 35:38 min. Probier‘s mal aus - ich habe dort keinerlei zusätzliche Taste gedrückt. Wenn das bei dir anders ist, dann ist es vermutlich nur eine Einstellung in Cubase! Ich hoffe das hilft dir weiter!;)

@@PhantasiaMusic Hi Thomas, danke für deine Antwort! Zumindest in der Automationsspur ist das so. Habe ich jetzt nachvollziehen können, da muss nichts erst eingestellt werden. Ich hab bisher auch nur in der Pianoroll Dynamicskurven, Pitchbendkurven usw. bearbeitet. Warum ziehst du es vor, in der Automationsspur zu editieren? Die hab ich bis jetzt nur für Fadeouts im Mix genutzt. Würde mich interessieren.

@@alexandererhardt7895 Ich finde es manchmal einfacher und irgendwie übersichtlicher auf diese Weise die Automation zu bearbeiten oder auch mal zu anderen Instrumenten zu kopieren. Aber ich denke das ist reine Geschmackssache - manchmal arbeite ich auch innerhalb des Key-Editors!;)

Hi Rebecca! That’s difficult to answer... Jaeger is a Kontakt library. That means you have to load the Kontakt Player in Cubase 11 and when you have added the Jaeger library in Kontakt you should see it there! If you cannot even find Kontakt - you have to download the free Kontakt player first and move the kontakt.dll file into your VST Plugins folder! Hope that helps!;)