Film Scoring/Melody/Creating the sound of drama with GarageBand and symphony orchestra

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Under Construction This Week

These lessons on film scoring are under construction this month

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These instructions are designed for GarageBand 3 plus the sounds of a symphony orchestra.
GarageBand is easy and fast yet powerful enough to do film scoring.
Please, tell me if you find anything as good!

This course in music and filmmaking is: Film scoring introduction for filmmakers This lesson is: Lesson #3 - Using melody to create moods with GarageBand and the sounds of a symphony orchestra The pages in this lesson are: Page 1: Creating moods with melodies Page 2: Creating a simple melody using GarageBand - 6 points Page 3: Creating a melody which tells a story - 6 points Page 4: Creating a simple motif - 6 points Page 5: Creating continuity with melodies - 6 points Page 6: Create a musical cue for "Graduation Day" - #2 - 20 points

Lesson #03 - Learn how to create the sound of Drama!

Lesson Summary - "Tiny bells all in a row" In this lesson, you learn to create musical sound effects with repeating patterns. That means we use rhythm to create the mood. Here is how we will do this: 1. On one track of GarageBand, select four notes to be played by high pitched bells. Make the notes very short so they entire sequence plays in one second or less. 2. Drag the region so it repeats for about four seconds (about four times). Now you have sixteen bell sounds in four seconds. Now we have a good feeling. But if we want more, we can try many different things to enhance this sound. 3. With a soft sounding instrument on another track, play the same four notes slowly, one per second. Using this a base, you can add even more tracks with additional sounds to enhance the sound.

Where are we? This lesson is the second of three lessons in film scoring for non-musicians (filmmakers). 1. Creating music with individual notes. In the previous lesson, we learned that by using symphonic instruments in GarageBand, we can create many different moods with just a single note. 2. Creating music with rhythm. In this lesson, we will learn that we can create moods with tiny rhythms. 3. Creating music with melody. In the next lesson, we will learn to create moods with simple melodies. More info someday... Hopefully, soon, this lesson will be greatly expanded with lots of examples. For now, if you think you can do it, please go ahead and try.

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The Next Page The first thing we will do is have a pop quiz. Pop Quiz - GarageBand with symphony orchestra - rhythm Contact Your Instructor Your instructor for these courses is Robert Elliott. To email me, you simply Click Here.

Under Construction This Month

Wikiversity School of Music: Mad Max's Course in Film Scoring for Motion Pictures Lesson: Lesson Summary - Using melody Pages of this Lesson: Lesson Summary - Using melody 1a. Creating the sound of drama - GarageBand 1b. Creating the sound of drama - GarageBand with symphony sounds 1c. Creating the sound of drama - Protégé Page 2: Stealing melodies Page 3: Ripping Midi

Learn how to create a humming score.

Simplify, simpify, simplify! For this lesson, you use midi files to create a film score. 1. Locate great sounding midi files from classical music (before 1900). 2. Isolate a single phrase, usually one to three seconds long. 3. Isolate a single instrument (or two) from the entire. You want the main melody without much else. 4. Built the music sound effect from these few notes (or cords) by assigning the elements to different instruments of the symphony orchestra which create the emotion you are looking for. This will always be different from the original musical instruments. The goal is to get a professional sound which is simple and pure.

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Film scoring lessons Below are Mad Max's Music Lessons. To the right are general filmmaking lessons. 1. The Sound of Fear 2. The Sound of Joy 3. Creating film scores from Midi files 4. Creating a humming score 5. Film Scoring Workshop - Movie for Television Supplemental A: Examples of Narrative Music Supplemental B: A fun movie which needs a film score Contact Your Instructor Your instructor for this class is Robert Elliott. Please email me by simply clicking here.

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