Same man

Literally me as wel.

Man 😂 I just made 3 and and now my brain is like what else 🤦🏾‍♂️ I have to listen to inspiration like Hans or James Howard Newton

Damn I’m so glad I’m not a music composer, when I think of opportunities there are, I think I would just drown in them! It’s supper stressful, like many creative jobs

Now I kinda wanna EQ his voice

Oh boy an FL user, Hans uses cubase bro....

@@brooklynlaw273 So..??

@@brooklynlaw273 You can do a lot with FL nowadays. Im more of an Pro Tools for recording/Ableton for mixing guy, but FL is much more than it used to be, I was actually positively surprised by all the features.

@@demeon3738 exactly! fl back in the day used to get written off as a noob program but now it has really shown it can stand its ground with the big dogs,

I CONCUR. A masterpiece.

I disagree, since LotR is an entire masterpiece. But, everyone is entitled to goated opinions like yours.

Really? None of the work by John Williams, Thomas Newman or James Newton Howard in their decades of excellent film compositions has given you more beautiful scores?

King of pride rock lion king bro

yes🌊🌊🌊🖤🖤🖤🖤

Love that too

And what an epic room it is! Can we see more of it somewhere?

Don’t be depressed! From my standpoint as someone also interested in composing, Watching a complete movie with the soundtrack for the first time is like seeing a baby for the first time. But watching a movie with the soundtrack YOU created is like seeing your own child for the first time after their birth. Truly magical.

He just did a few tracks of it not all

@@agm9525 exactly, but those tracks are catchy and indelible

What hasn't Hans produced?

A cue is a song or track that plays in a specific part of the movie. That’s where scoring to picture comes in; he can’t just write around the idea or feeling, it has to match the beats of the scene.

@@FilmScoreandMore thank You! 🙏🏼

Cue is just another term for 'musical moment'. A.k.a. a moment in the film where the music comes in a lines up with the images. Also, 'cues' are generally shorter than actual pieces, or themes written for the film.

Remote Control is his film scoring production company.

I fully agree. Not only his brilliance, but also his inventiveness. Ludwig was good and brought a fresh voice for sure, but based on previous Nolan-Zimmer collabs, it's safe to say Hans would have created a whole new sound world that elevates the story & blows our socks off.

@@bilalkahhaleh3403 true, it could have been something amazing and out of world

@@bilalkahhaleh3403 imo that's just was Ludwig created, a fresh voice, something different, something amazing

It also missed Nolan's brilliance...

@Bratislav Metulski ?

Go listen to The Planets by Gustav Holst then back to Gladiator again. Go listen to Bernard Herrmann then go listen to Danny Elfman. Go listen to Nocturnes by Debussy then go listen to Force Awakens by John Williams. People loan stuff all the time. The Pirates of the Caribbean thing were more a legal thing, and Zimmer did compose the main theme for it, but Klaus, who actually were a trainee refined it. Klaus was a clever guy, and Hans has never denied that.

Depends how you look at music. As someone who’s played instruments for a decade, I often wish I could unlearn everything to create music with a naivety that’s impossible to me now. I love all sorts of artistic expression from classical to outsider music that sounds like it was made by children. If you can enjoy exploring, experimenting and creating sounds it doesn’t matter about your “classically trained” skill level. Just take a shot at it and if you’re having fun before you know it you’ll be an experienced player. It’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey! This pandemic provides a great opportunity to mess around free of judgement. If you pick up an instrument now you could be a master in five years...!! And it can get even more fun the happier you are with your skill level :) reading your comment you clearly love music, I hope you consider giving it another try!

​@@rodneyschannel69 Thanks for chiming in. Well, the truth is, I have very specific musical test, in regards to what I want to create. I'm into soundtrack music, ambience music, electronic music......so picking up a guitar or a bass won't do me any good in regards to creating it. I tried picking up a guitar on my own (there was one in the house) and I just never liked acoustic guitar music 'enough' to enjoy it as is. I tried using DAWs, but they are a nightmare for me and rely too much on the left side of the brain to even operate. But, it's funny you say that because in the last week or so, I've had precisely that thought - my only way out is to approach music as play with NO expectation if I'm doin thins right or well or the end product is good. I had keyboard lessons as a kid and they made me hate music creating. It was music I didn't connect with, the teacher was a bit disciplinarian for my taste, it was about repeat repeat memorie...which is somethin I don't feel I'm good at. So I guess deconstrutin all of those associations with music...is my way out. I DO feel I have music in my soul.

@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 you're overthinking it, just start learning songs you like on piano if you want to make music that's based off of midi and effects, because once your comfortable with that, daws won't be as challenging a concept

@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 All you seem to do is make petty excuses for yourself instead of actually getting down to work. With this attitude you will never get anywhere. "I feel I have music in my soul" is a worthless statement, unless you start putting in the hours to make something of your so called talents.

@@FreakieFan lol tough guy uh? Wonderhustlet "life is tough" ? I dont believe in making efforts uphill in areas you feel tremendous resistance. Theres a thing called BALANCE in life. As for talent....it isnt about showing off or putting music out there for others...im only interested in it for my own pleasure. Pleasure being the Key word. I write, with relative ease and can enjoy it for instance....or filmmaking, ive made a movie or two. Both processes felt to me ridiculously easier ....filmmaking requiring me to learn a lot of technical stuff. But it was still easier.

Precisely because Hans Zimmer is one of the rares cases of a composer that don't live in the ghostwriting paradigm. He's never alone when he work, but he doesn't "hide" anyone, and people who treat him as a sort of god likes him because his pretty authentic compared to the majority of other composers, even in Hollywood.

@@slasheadlabo he does hide people, he also.silence then, hahaha you have no idea dude. It's true that his style is unique, unfortunately most composers or aspiring composers rather want to emulate him, cause in a way he has pavemented the idea that anyone can write music, why not ? You don't need music knowledge to write music, all this because he has been lucky in his career. But honestly I believe he has limit himself as a composer and so other composers who want to "sound like him" will limit themselves. By the way, he is very prolific and successful. No doubt about it, but I don't think his music will be remember, honestly the last score and probably the only score that I remember from him is Lion king and some of Gladiator. That is it. Everything else that comes to my mind is lots of ostinato passages, some cool sound effects/synths. I think he is an amazing producer, but just an ok Composer.

@@sorartificial Alright, you seem to have composed with him a few times to be so hateful against him and to talk with so much confidence about that

@@slasheadlabo I don't need to have worked with him, inside Hollywood everything is known. From why people are blacklisted all the way to why the same people get cast over and over again. Also we know why he would never win an Oscar again. But that is something I will never share.

@@sorartificial So everything is known but you will never share it 🤔 Quite paradoxical

Alexandre Desplat writes nice melodies.

Jonny Greenwood?

Media play a big role

He’s just naturally gifted, and he knows how to make “Ear Candy”. Hard to explain but it works

Idk about that he's got songs in the biggest movies ever made

You need new ears, or a brain. Maybe get a brain first.

How is this possible? Zimmer speaks very clearly and slowly.