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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 12, 2008, 04:39:46 pm »
LoL, well, we will see...lol...
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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 12, 2008, 12:28:34 am »
I also love Mahler, but everyone where I live think he's horrible. Symphony 7....wow...man. My favorite composer, though, is Brahms. His stuff is just brilliant.
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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 10, 2008, 06:04:23 pm »
oh! Man, oh, man! Can this stuff be really epic sounding? Think Gustav Holst (The Planets) meets James Newton Howard.
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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 09, 2008, 02:29:33 pm »
I'll get this stuff to you guys ASAP
This is EXACTLY what I was thinking.
I am not on the team, so i can't speak for them...but coming from a musical background i definitely think it would be very cool to have both. Perhaps the more medieval period ensembles for local places such as Kada-Els and other taverns and then the full-orchestra arrangements for the wilds
This is EXACTLY what I was thinking.
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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 09, 2008, 09:48:05 am »
Hey Guys,
I have already began composing a portfolio of original music for you guys to look at; however, I can go two directions with this. I can stick completely with the medieval theme and use period-sounding ensembles (which tend to be thin, lacking any sort of intense emotional quality) or I can fully orchestrate (strings, brass, winds, percussion, choir, etc) all my music, using moments of chamber sounding music (where appropriate), coupled with full orchestra/choir (not all the time, but also where appropriate). Or I could do something completely different. Let me know!
I have already began composing a portfolio of original music for you guys to look at; however, I can go two directions with this. I can stick completely with the medieval theme and use period-sounding ensembles (which tend to be thin, lacking any sort of intense emotional quality) or I can fully orchestrate (strings, brass, winds, percussion, choir, etc) all my music, using moments of chamber sounding music (where appropriate), coupled with full orchestra/choir (not all the time, but also where appropriate). Or I could do something completely different. Let me know!
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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 05, 2008, 03:14:41 pm »Quote
I want you to get onto the #planeshift channel on Freenode and speak to XilliX please.
What do you mean by this? What is the #planeshift channel? What is Freenode and who is XilliX?
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other / Re: In Need of Compsers?
« on: December 05, 2008, 12:14:59 pm »
Sounds Great. I will have a portfolio put together in about 2 weeks. I will put an array of stuff in there.
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other / In Need of Composers?
« on: December 05, 2008, 11:59:05 am »
Hello,
I was wondering if you guys were in need of composers? I have been studying composition for a while and I have all the resources necessary to write, but the computer that I have all the video game music that I wrote died a while back, so I only have classical sounding/ contemporary sounding stuff on my new computer. If you need composers, I will gladly put together a new portfolio for you guys, but if not, that is fine. Let me know ASAP at havok20x(at)gmail.com. THANKS!
I was wondering if you guys were in need of composers? I have been studying composition for a while and I have all the resources necessary to write, but the computer that I have all the video game music that I wrote died a while back, so I only have classical sounding/ contemporary sounding stuff on my new computer. If you need composers, I will gladly put together a new portfolio for you guys, but if not, that is fine. Let me know ASAP at havok20x(at)gmail.com. THANKS!
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