Playing with MONARK 80s analog synthesizer sounds today (such sounds were used extensively in the Netflix hit series Stranger Things particularly for the main theme to that television show).
Tag: film
COMPOSING
SCORING MUSIC / COMPOSING FOR FILM
Film Scoring Audio demo reel (3 min) – Action, Drama, Sad, Magic Fantasy, Comedy, Grandeur, Horror
Film Scoring Tools to Compose Film Music
My film music composing tools include Sibelius and MuseScore notation software, Reaper DAW sequencer, MIDI keyboards, and a KORG nanoKontrol Studio mixing board. Also many sampled instruments to compose, including EWQL Quantum Leap symphonic orchestra, Spitfire Audio’s Symphonic Orchestra, Hans Zimmer Strings, Spitfire’s Albion Collection orchestral libraries, Audiobro’s Symphony Series libraries, and Heavocity’s FORZO and NOVO libraries. –randall_oelerich
Film Scoring Demo Reel
NOTE: The following video/audio clips from films are used here for educational scholarly purposes learning film scoring, many as part of a composing for film class from Berklee College of Music. If any film studios that own rights to these films have an issue with this please contact me and I will gladly remove the clips from public viewing. I am using the short film clips for practice film scoring composition under the Fair Use Copyright act.
Here are a few audio examples of my composed film scoring music. –randall_oelerich:
Film Scoring Libraries Used for Composing Film Music
Completed Course in Film/TV Composing
I just completed my course in composing for film and TV from Berklee College of Music.
Thrill
Just snagged a composing library for live horror / thriller film scoring known as THRILL. Huge orchestral and found sounds possibilities for creating tonal and atonal dissonant soundscapes for scoring scenes in scary films.
Bio
Randall Oelerich started music in high school, learning to play the twelve-string guitar, then studying classical guitar, and then learning to compose music using computers combined with digital audio workstations (DAW), notation programs (Sibelius, MuseScore), and high quality instrument sample libraries (strings, orchestral, and synthesizers). He received formal training in composing from the Berklee College of Music.
In addition to music, Randall Oelerich likes to draw, paint, sculpt and do photography. Here are a few examples of his visual art:
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