r/composertalk

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Playing a simple waltz I wrote.. with some inspiration from Satie~

u/EdinKaso — 10 days ago
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This was my first ever waltz I composed

playing the main theme here~

u/EdinKaso — 11 days ago
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How do I use Soundpaint?

I'm trying to load the Soundpaint Vst and I made the expression map, but every articulation plays a low hanging note instead of an articulation, it also does the same when I do sustain. I'm using the Fire Brass Bundle along with the 1970 Bari Sax VST from Soundpaint.

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u/supersaiyancg_ — 11 days ago
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Dorico Tuesday Tips Newsletter

I've been doing tutorial videos in Dorico on YouTube for a while now and in between videos I'm now doing a weekly newsletter sharing quick tips in Dorico and composing.

You can sign up for my Dorico Tuesday Tips newsletter here: https://tim-corpus.kit.com/8e38422b2e

I'd love to hear if there are topics in composing/engraving that you would like to see. Thanks!

u/timcorpus — 12 days ago
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If you formerly or currently are in a composition degree program as a Black student, how is your experience?

Being in the classical music space as a POC can be isolating, exhausting, and at worst, dangerous. Colleges are where the social rules of the music industry begin to brew. For many earning their college degree is one of the most challenging and fulfilling times of their lives. However being a black student in a potentially mostly white space can greatly warp the experience. We want to hear your favorite memories, your horror stories and everything in between about your degree earning experience.

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u/yeahilisten2evrythng — 14 days ago