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#292290 - 09/04/10 06:18 PM Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
Irishacts Offline
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Registered: 11/18/01
Posts: 1631
Loc: Ireland
Hi all.

Just clearing out some old files on my server and I came across these I had recorded. Some of which are very old but still sound ok.
http://www.irishacts.com/movies/

The “Forrest Gump” tune I played on a KORG OASYS.

The following are all played on a KORG Triton Studio
An American Tale
Star Trek
Superman
The Great Escape.

And Star Wars is the most recent file, thats played on a Ketron SD2.

Cheers
James

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#292291 - 09/04/10 11:59 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
spalding1968 Offline
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Registered: 09/19/08
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Loc: United Kingdom
really enjoyed those James. Were these all internal stock sounds from the Triton ?

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#292292 - 09/05/10 04:51 AM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
Irishacts Offline
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Loc: Ireland
Thanks.
Yes, all stock sounds used. One of these days I'll sit down and do all those again only with my OASYS and Meidastation. Some of them are very old and things have moved on sound wise quite a lot since then. My own ability too probably.

This mix on the start trek tune is way off for example.

Regards
James

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#292293 - 09/05/10 09:55 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
Lucky2Bhere Offline
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Registered: 03/04/06
Posts: 533
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Originally posted by Irishacts:
And Star Wars is the most recent file, thats played on a Ketron SD2.

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James,

Was I surprised when I read the above. I thought I was listening to an Oasys. I didn't know the Ketron sounded THAT good.

The orchestration was brilliant. I was very impressed. Did you arrange the whole thing or were you supplementing a MIDI file? How did you learn to orchestrate like that?

Lucky

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#292294 - 09/06/10 04:40 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
Irishacts Offline
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Registered: 11/18/01
Posts: 1631
Loc: Ireland
Hi Lucky.

Quote:
Was I surprised when I read the above. I thought I was listening to an Oasys. I didn't know the Ketron sounded THAT good


Yeah, it's a great little sound module.

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The orchestration was brilliant. I was very impressed. Did you arrange the whole thing or were you supplementing a MIDI file? How did you learn to orchestrate like that?


Thanks. It's just some midi file I pulled off the net and altered though. Most midi files can be made to sound like that if you know what to do. Once you strip away all traces of GM and remap and mix everything, well... the end results are always better.

Regards
James

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#292295 - 09/06/10 04:53 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
travlin'easy Offline
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
Excellent James. I thoroughly enjoyed all of them.

Gary
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#292296 - 09/06/10 06:46 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
saxxman Offline
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Registered: 10/15/05
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Loc: Niceville, FL USA
Great work (as usual!) James! You are a great musician and you have some wonderful equipment!

Randy
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#292297 - 09/07/10 04:40 AM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
kla4 Offline
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Registered: 05/15/06
Posts: 306
Loc: NL
I don't know what you think 'playing' and 'recording' is, but in my humble view they are just ordinary MIDI (SMF) files with not a single key stroke of a keyboardist added.

You disappoint me!


[This message has been edited by kla4 (edited 09-07-2010).]

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#292298 - 09/07/10 12:07 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
Irishacts Offline
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Registered: 11/18/01
Posts: 1631
Loc: Ireland
Quote:
Originally posted by kla4:
I don't know what you think 'playing' and 'recording' is, but in my humble view they are just ordinary MIDI (SMF) files with not a single key stroke of a keyboardist added.

You disappoint me!


[This message has been edited by kla4 (edited 09-07-2010).]


Hi kla4.
No worries, everyone is welcome to their opinion. Thanks for listening.

Cheers
James

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#292299 - 09/07/10 10:09 PM Re: Movie Soundtracks - Mp3's
Lucky2Bhere Offline
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Registered: 03/04/06
Posts: 533
Quote:
Originally posted by kla4:
I don't know what you think 'playing' and 'recording' is, but in my humble view they are just ordinary MIDI (SMF) files with not a single key stroke of a keyboardist added.


It still takes a "musical mind" to orchestrate it with sounds that fit together. I admire people who can "orchestrate." I'm still amazed at how they worked that French Horn into My Way (Sinatra)!

Lucky

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