Listen to Andy Blaney's demo of the new Total Performance Patches to Spitfire Symphonic Brass
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- "Concertino for Trumpet & Orchestra" by Andy Blaney demonstrates the intuitive playing and overall improved control of dynamics and vibrato of the new Spitfire Symphonic update to the Total Performance Patch in Woodwinds and Brass.
For this demo, Andy Blaney used Spitfire Symphonic Brass, Spitfire Symphonic Woodwinds, Spitfire Symphonic Strings, Spitfire Chamber Strings, Spitfire Solo Strings, Spitfire Audio Harp, Orchestral Grand Piano and Spitfire Percussion.
Explore it now: bit.ly/3FUcKnb
I know Andy is notoriously reclusive, but someone at Spitfire should do a comprehensive breakdown of this demo to show the level of detail required in his programming to achieve results like this. Seriously. Please.
indeed.. learning material
up up up
YES! PLEAAASE!!! With the purpose of studing!!!
Eq / Mastering / Limiting also play a huge role in achieving realism.
@@darrinsiberia That's just not true but it's indeed important in achieving a good final result
Obscenely brilliant. Beyond the technical mastery of extracting unbelievable realism from sample libraries, the musicality and orchestration in his compositions are absolutely outstanding. Every time I hear one of Andy Blaney's demos, I'm mystified as to how he isn't scoring more big name tv and movie projects.
Probably because most
Modern film producers don’t want this type of incredible music. They want wallpaper and tonal pabulum
I havent heard any of Andys other works but this is certainly one of those orchestrations that fit into any of the millions of heroic action scenes out there, which is NOT a good thing for a filmmaker since it lacks character therefore. He likely made this with the only intend to show off the library tho, so lets all just take the demos for what they r
I don't think they give you enough time to write miles of more classical inspired score music these days. The minimalist movement ushered orchestral textures that are produced rapidly with minimal effort. In America we're several generations in for people that have never had any interest in classical music, and the only orchestral music this population hears is at the movies, and if it sounds like an orchestra playing pop music, so much the better for them.
I get more inspiration from this work than any other modern composer working today. It balances both modernist sensibilities with tunefulness which makes it engaging and timeless.
Andy is ridiculously underrated
The legend is back...
This sounds incredible ! Andy's composition and programming skills are inspiring and brilliant. This really shows what is possible with an orchestral sample library. As already mentioned a detailed breakdown of this piece would be a great insight into orchestral composition and programming. Would love to see that !
more content like this would be great! inspiring
Uh… this composition is bananas. Hats off to Andy. Holy shit. What an accomplishment.
This is outrageous. Andy Blaney is incredible.
Mr.Blaney makes ANY samples library sound Amazing!. his Programming and composition skills are Tip Top...
Always awesome to see what's possible. Remarkable stuff.
fantastic piece of work
Absolutely insane. So so good. Also says a lot about the state of things where I can't tell if the rest of the orch is real and we're just hearing the performance trumpet patch, or if EVERYTHING is spitfire samples. Either way, incredible piece, orchestration, programming, and mix!
everything is spitfire samples (mostly a mixture of these libs: symphonic strings, brass, woodwinds and Chamber strings, Solo Strings, Joby burgess Percussion and Orch piano, harp and sacconi strings)
This sounds very good and I appreciate very much hearing something in the concert music category.
Brilliant piece. i’m getting tingles from this and its a sample library! I’m very picky with sound but this sounds like the real thing! Outstanding.
Sounds truly amazing, congratulations!!
It is a galactic work that a real high-level composer offers us here! Bravissimo!The level is placed at apoint very above everything I have heard in terms of samples, and the composer's spirit is a great achievement. I don't know which superlative to use!
If you know classical music, you'll have recognized, Hindemith, Stravinsky (lots from Rite of Spring in there), Bartok (lots), and even Balakirev and Ewald. Damn great composition.
Also. Awesome work @spitfire audio!! Hope to see this for all instruments.
A magnificent work. Well done.
God, I hope you do performance patch updates for the studio symphony!
Wow… the trumpet sounds very good! And the demo is awesome! Well done
That sooooo amazing ❤️🤯
This is beyond words.
Breathtaking...
The pines in Andy's backyard, by Ottorino Respighi
Bruhhhh lol
The man.. the legend...
Very very impressive. I've noticed that all of the demos I heard by Andy Blaney portray similar playing techniques. Fast passages consist of mainly short notes and runs. As much as this is truly impressive I would like to hear slower melodic lines as well, to see how these libraries handle them.
WE NEED A COMPLETE BREAKDOWN OF THE COMPOSITION, ORCHESTRATION AND MOCKUP HERE! That's it with the caps, had to do what I could to bring the gravity of it across
IMPRESSIVE! Great work.. totally could be in a concert hall.
It would be great to have a full list of the orchestra... not just the solo trumpet. Which strings, brass, winds, percussion? All from Spitfire Symphonic Orchestra? Except they never did percussion-- just the old percussion Toby Burgess library that was made before these libraries.
You can see most of it in the video, I've been trawling the video for the track list. I saw SCS, SSS, SSW, SSB, Sacconi, SF Perc, Harp, Solo Strings (later one with virtuos)
@@neverlistsa sure.. but a simple list would be much easier and frankly help them sell the other libraries! VSL lists the libraries in the demos for that very reason... sales which is exactly why this video even exists.
169 / 5.000
Yes, it would be very interesting to find out in a documented manner how long it takes him to create such masterpieces. A very successful composition and orchestration, Chapeau!
And also very inspirativ to write a work like this. ;-) Such works are always created when creative composers allow themselves the necessary seclusion.
Of course, it's also an advantage if you're a pianist. I assume that he is. Then it's like composing in a paint box with colors. A bright joy! :-)
ANDY'S BACK
Look forward to that for Horn !
Echoing Boinzy's comment: it would be great to see a more detailed breakdown of how to get this expression from these VST's. Fantastic composition
Amazing!!!
Andy is not from this earth ❣️🙌🏻
Andy is the worlds greatest VST programmer bar none.
Incredible!
Andy Blaney's music is inspiring. This trumpet solo patch is useful in any orchestral performance, but I long for a slightly warmer tone. I would be all in if there was a trumpet patch with a Tim Morrison-type tone.
Where does any small time recording engineer begin to accomplish these types of sample combinations? I admire Andy's incredible creativity, in fact I love it. Is it possible to get Andy to do a workshop of insight into making a soundtrack like this. I wouldn't know where to start.
In today day, does all spitfire audio products is okay with apple M1 chip?
Yes they are
Spitfire please feel free to contact me. I own Spitfire Symphonic Strings and BBC Strings and have never heard lows like this from the low strings (or from any other sample library). When directed to Blaney's "Reditus" on the Symphony demo page, I hear a sound that sounds more like the sound of a sample library. But this demo is sonically worlds apart. Now, perhaps it's layering of the other string libraries but the lows in particular do not sound like any lows ever produced by a library in my DAW (I also have Hollywood Stings and Cinematic Studio strings and Metropolis Ark 2 which sounds closer). In fact, if anyone reading this can teach me to create low strings (and perc transients) that sound like this library I would gladly take lessons. Just reply and tell me how to reach you.
Brilliant composition, brilliant orchestration, beautiful sound library - Now can the real BBC symphony orchestra please also play his music! His compositions should be performed in the Royal Albert Hall!
Feel like we need this but for strings, try as I might I can’t get anything remotely like this versatility and realism without some extra learning
wow..😮
that is insane
Nice demo. And I'm here still searching who is Andy Blaney.... Who's this guy behind that name by the way?? 🤔
@spitfireaudio could you transform the Total Performace patches of the Trumpet and the Flute patches in an Indipendent own library (like what you have done with the Spitfire Solo Cello and Solo Violin total performances patches ?!? It would be faboulous!!!
Could you do pleaseeeee!!!
They won't
@@yannismouhoun9341 why?
They could, as @spitfireaudio team have done with solo cello and solo violin.
I am just saying that I will buy the solo flute total performance patch as a standalone vst programmed by Andy Blaney! It could be good for Them too.
Not everything but some soloists from the brass and the winds …
@@FilippoZattini SSO is their flagship library. A lot of people wanted Masse as an independent library, but when I comes to SSO they tend to not split the bundle. Just my two cents
Is this a new UI for a Spitfire product at 0:35 in the Kontakt window? I am not sure I've ever seen that GUI before? (I think I answered my own question as I continued watching the video. Sharp new UI, for sure. Wondering if that will come to more of the older Kontakt libraries too?)
It's an additional tab in Kontakt, only for the total performance patches
It's actually incredible with that new update for Spitfire Symphony Orchestra Series and Spitfire Studio Orchestra Series.
But what if Spitfire Chamber Orchestra Series would come?
That's just SSO with chamber strings lol
@@pixelcat_yt Well maybe.
@@ABE2000 Well, the brass and winds already have a2 and soloist sections. Do you want to go lower somehow? xd
@@pixelcat_yt Uh, no, i'm good.
The dynamics my god
Amazing ⭐
This is good orchestration, very french!
IS THERE A SCORE OF THIS WORK?
Wow! Great piece! I long time underestimated this library - there are strange things going on in the woodwinds with inconsistent room tails - but since I treat the woodwinds with close mic and an IR reverb, it beats all the other big libraries I bought after it (Berlin, VSL, Cinematic, even BBCSO) in terms of realism, versatility and broad, high professional orchestral sound. *** Would like an updated, smoother legato for the strings ***, but nevertheless it's pure fun and creativity. I always went back to that wonderful library.
Nice !
please share the daw file
Which DAW software is this?
Looks like Cubase
Digital Performer
Damn...
Ok, … at this point … in his place. …. I would start to wonder why should I invest an enormous pile of time and money to get this (incredible) work on a stage. … Would have to be a top ensemble. With a really good conductor. …. And much more effort than the usual „We can do two run throughs on the day of the concert.“
Очень мощный и яркий саундтрек.
That’s the new bar to beat.
Honestly, why this show off? If you want to impress us, then show us how to get such results. The composition itself is ok, but far from outstanding. The usage of the libraries, however, is outstanding, and if Spitfire would really help its customers than it would offer a series of "how to" videos, showing how to get such results.
whooooosh! it is all in the orchestration.