I dunno. It's erm... It reminds me of music from about four centuries ago like this --> ua-cam.com/video/FcEkB7OtKh4/v-deo.html Or three centuries ago, like this --> ua-cam.com/video/OGUEiOoWAyQ/v-deo.html As well as tradional music from around Lousiana like this --> ua-cam.com/video/6YF5BNelkyk/v-deo.html Keep in mind the latter is influenced by French and well, central European folk music, so the circle is round. And it's four on the floor, like good old polka, so...
Your voice acting in the biginning was really perfect XD The quality of the instrument is really realistic and exciting. It fits well with the fantasy genre!
I love that there is 'quite a lot in the vocals' since nowadays Voices of War - Men of the North from Cinesamples is "unavailable". That is too say, you can use it if you pay for Musio 1 once in a lifetime and get a lot more, but that still feels like you don't own it. So thank god this is available, even on the Native Instrumentsa website.
Hey i loved your video ! could i use music made by me on the playable instrument for commerical use ? I am a very begginer I dont understand copyright stuff about librairy and I didnt find the information on their website. Thanks a lot !
Yes with these sample libraries such as Groth, you can usually write commercial music with it. You just can't resell loops/samples from the sample library. And you have to be careful not to use isolated loops by themselves, because algorithms like Content ID on UA-cam might recognize it and give you a copyright claim because that loop has been found in another registered composition.
Wow the demo! Would you mind helping out? I'm looking for the best overall cinematic composition course, and can't decide :D, and I know you went through tons of courses. Do you have a good suggestion for that? Thank you
Hey, depends a bit on what style you're interested in and what level of knowledge you already have. For general cinematic composing from scratch I can recommend Evenant's Cinematic Music 1 and Christopher Siu's Cinematic Music Creation. Both are great for beginners. Christopher Siu's course has a bigger theory module which is great. He also caters more for that traditional Disney-style orchestral soundtrack, whereas Evenant has a bit more of the cinematic vibe going. If you are looking for trailer music, Alex Pfeffer's Trailer Music Course is fantastic. It won't cover you with the basics of music creation, though. So perhaps use that one as a second step, after being familiar with the basics of music production.
Not sure I understand. Wavelet Audio is the company, Groth is the product. With Groth get many instruments for a dark cinematic folk sound. Check the video and Groth's official walkthrough to see which instruments are included :)
0:51 From wiki I read it's four strings. But okay, maybe an older version had three strings, knowing what I know from viiolin-likes and guitar-likes etc. The jouhikko from Iceland is related with two or three strings. And the related Welsh crwth has six strings. I love rare and uncommon instruments, personally. Two of my guitars are of atypical wood. One uncommon, theo other rare woodwise. 9:29 Typical Scandivian didgeredoo. Wait. No. Well okay, it's not just about Scandinavian instruments. But it is an about a millienium old instrument, so it fits 10:11 Yes, I can see this used in, for example breaks music. As in Coldcut & Hexstatic - Timber --> ua-cam.com/video/5-wl7Xk5FoY/v-deo.html
So what IS the demo at the end? Witcher, Viking or Pirate style? Can't decide.
Whichever it is, it's fantastic - I think it *would* fit in perfectly to the Witcher's OST though!
Witcher and Vikings wrapped into one. I can hear this getting used on the new God of War or Senua titles coming up too.
Beautiful review man, and an amazing library. Was looking for something like this.
Witcher) sounds awesome)
I dunno. It's erm... It reminds me of music from about four centuries ago like this --> ua-cam.com/video/FcEkB7OtKh4/v-deo.html
Or three centuries ago, like this --> ua-cam.com/video/OGUEiOoWAyQ/v-deo.html
As well as tradional music from around Lousiana like this --> ua-cam.com/video/6YF5BNelkyk/v-deo.html
Keep in mind the latter is influenced by French and well, central European folk music, so the circle is round. And it's four on the floor, like good old polka, so...
Your voice acting in the biginning was really perfect XD The quality of the instrument is really realistic and exciting. It fits well with the fantasy genre!
Wonderful review and demo!
this is doope, great vid kevin mate this library is so sick, great showcase. amazing demo btw
thanks!! happy you like the demo :)
Medallion's Humming a Good Sample Library it Must be
Mhhm... better take a look.
Thanks for the review, Kevin. Cool gaming intro and great demo track!
Thanks! The intro is from the GROTH teaser, but I added some voice-acting on top :D Glad you like the demo!
Great video as always and amazing demo!, right now I can’t afford that library, but I will add this to my wish list. Keep doing this videos!
thank you! :)
That demo sent me straight to Valhalla and back :o
I love that there is 'quite a lot in the vocals' since nowadays Voices of War - Men of the North from Cinesamples is "unavailable".
That is too say, you can use it if you pay for Musio 1 once in a lifetime and get a lot more, but that still feels like you don't own it.
So thank god this is available, even on the Native Instrumentsa website.
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holy shit I thought I am watching a nice cinematic for an upcoming game in the first seconds ;D nice voice acting
GROTH!
The demo song at the end was really cool! Maybe this library is a bit of a one trick pony but a good sounding one :)
Definitely a specialized one. Focused and to the point :)
Hey i loved your video ! could i use music made by me on the playable instrument for commerical use ? I am a very begginer I dont understand copyright stuff about librairy and I didnt find the information on their website. Thanks a lot !
Yes with these sample libraries such as Groth, you can usually write commercial music with it. You just can't resell loops/samples from the sample library. And you have to be careful not to use isolated loops by themselves, because algorithms like Content ID on UA-cam might recognize it and give you a copyright claim because that loop has been found in another registered composition.
Amazing demo, man! Like a Witcher on viking steroids :D
HURRGH!! :D Your official demo is killer, too!
Like a witcher on viking steroids...whilst riding a pirate ship!
Wow the demo! Would you mind helping out? I'm looking for the best overall cinematic composition course, and can't decide :D, and I know you went through tons of courses. Do you have a good suggestion for that? Thank you
Hey, depends a bit on what style you're interested in and what level of knowledge you already have.
For general cinematic composing from scratch I can recommend Evenant's Cinematic Music 1 and Christopher Siu's Cinematic Music Creation.
Both are great for beginners. Christopher Siu's course has a bigger theory module which is great. He also caters more for that traditional Disney-style orchestral soundtrack, whereas Evenant has a bit more of the cinematic vibe going.
If you are looking for trailer music, Alex Pfeffer's Trailer Music Course is fantastic. It won't cover you with the basics of music creation, though. So perhaps use that one as a second step, after being familiar with the basics of music production.
If you buy Groth are you good to go?? Or do you need to buy wavelet audio first? Im a noobie.....
Not sure I understand. Wavelet Audio is the company, Groth is the product. With Groth get many instruments for a dark cinematic folk sound. Check the video and Groth's official walkthrough to see which instruments are included :)
0:51 From wiki I read it's four strings. But okay, maybe an older version had three strings, knowing what I know from viiolin-likes and guitar-likes etc. The jouhikko from Iceland is related with two or three strings. And the related Welsh crwth has six strings. I love rare and uncommon instruments, personally. Two of my guitars are of atypical wood. One uncommon, theo other rare woodwise. 9:29 Typical Scandivian didgeredoo. Wait. No. Well okay, it's not just about Scandinavian instruments. But it is an about a millienium old instrument, so it fits 10:11 Yes, I can see this used in, for example breaks music. As in Coldcut & Hexstatic - Timber --> ua-cam.com/video/5-wl7Xk5FoY/v-deo.html
Groth is a good package but not worth its current price. I'd buy it 50% off and only for the vocal samples. Thanks for the review 🤔👍
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Can I suggest its apparent your getting these products for free that an announcement is made to that effect
Hi, it's mentioned in the video in the Evaluation chapter!
Witcher