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| The Bourne Secrecy by dcoscina | 3 days ago |
| Yeah, both Pro Tools and Symphobia rock. Very easy to make music using these tools. In fact, making music is fun again! |
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| Sonata for Flute, Oboe and Three Pianos Mov't Three by soulima | 4 days ago |
| Hey soulima, nice job on this. Are you still using NOTION? Sounds very dynamic. I can totally hear this played by real instrumentalists. Have you had this performed by a live group? All the best. |
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| Curious Case of Benjamin Button re-scored by me by dcoscina | 17 days ago |
| Thanks for the comments everyone! Much appreciated. | |
| Curious Case of Benjamin Button re-scored by me by dcoscina | 21 days ago |
| Thanks soulima. I always appreciate your feedback! | |
| Totally Jazzed Out by dcoscina | 1 month ago |
| yup the drums are apple loops. | |
| Belleville Bulls Anthem by dcoscina | 4 months ago |
| I would urge people to listen to the Bulls Rock Anthem version of this piece as it is more polished and up tempo. | |
| The Ants Go ***-Kicking by TheVamp | 4 months ago |
 Vamp, I love this arrangement you did! Nice sounds too. What low string articulation did you use for the violin/viola? It sounds really nice! |
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| De-Limited by Wes1983 | 6 months ago |
Very much inspired by Phil Glassian minimalism. I like the way it develops. Nice use of the lower string choir. The building of low string sonorities is also reminiscent of Polish composers like Wojciech Kilar. Nice job! |
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| Soaring- Flight of a Hawk by dcoscina | 1 year ago |
| Being compared to Jerry Goldsmith is a very high comment. Thanks! | |
| Benedictus Ominous-For Mixed Chorus by dcoscina | 1 year ago |
| Thanks everyone! Yeah, the Symphonic Choirs really are outstanding. | |
| Lonely Pablo by Wes1983 | 1 year ago |
Good job on this one Wes. Nice production and ambience. Very strong work! |
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| Japanese Medititation by dcoscina | 1 year ago |
| Believe it or not, you will find bari or tenor saxes in many Japanese composers' instrumentation. The Seven Samurai theme by Fumio Hayasaka has a great bari line for the buffoonish Toshiro Mifune character. Many of Akira Ifukube's Godzilla scores had some reed instruments like saxes incorporated throughout the score. Saxes are under-used instruments in my mind and I'm trying to show that they aren't always reconciled to the jazz idiom. |
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| VSL Jazz lite by dcoscina | 1 year ago |
| Thanks for the comments! I agree that it could be EQ'd a little more. Interesting observation on the drumming. That was me using the Studio Tight Kit from the Jam Pack Rhythm Section. I really like that set. |
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| Elegy for Gandfather by dcoscina | 2 years ago |
| Thanks for the kind comments guys. The picture was actually taken by myself as well incidentally. | |
| Nu Age by dcoscina | 2 years ago |
| actually I uploaded the wrong song....cannot seem to change it either. But thanks for the comments~ |
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