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Kaboom75 wrote: Post here and say anything and you're in.
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Sequent wrote: @Esgalachoir,
Is this deluxe edition on iTunes, or a physical cd? I got it on iTunes. It comes with an adobe booklet. |
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Urs wrote: Echoes in the Attic wrote: I don't believe "The End" was all Zebra. Those must be real violins. Zebra can do pretty great physical modelling, but he must have used real violins (or sampled) in that track and other drums as well.
Well, it's not the orchestra because it was done long time after Hans' London time. Don't think he had time to do another recording session for this. The drums are most definately Zebra, probably with a compressor to shape and an Uhbik-A to finish (not certain about snares). The strings, well, might be cleverly masked. There are some sounds in the pack that don't sound real at all if played by themselves, but in a mix... The choirs/voices otoh are easily identified presets - we'll have them in a demo vid. (I had the impression he used one patch from Angels & Demons, but I could be wrong) If it is Zebra - then, well, that'll certainly explain why people have difficulties hearing it. It's not the synth sounds. Or, as someone put it, "This is what Zebra is all about" 
Anyhow, I'll ask Hans. And I'll just say that The End is mostly Zeebs until then. I'm certainly looking forward to finding out. It's a very beautiful song. The voices and brassy sounds are quite convincing too. I'm just listening again and I suppose it's possible the strings are Zebra, but man I'll be impressed if they all are. He really did an amazing job with the expressiveness in this track to make it sound like real instruments. By the way Urs, do you know if he used Zebra in-built effects or used external effects as well (like reverbs etc.) Seems like the Reverb is not Zebra's, would love to know what is what if I'm right. ---- This is a block of text that can be added to posts you make. There is a 255 character limit. Once I have something clever, I will certainly fill it in. |
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I refuse to post in this thread. |
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Arthropod wrote: I refuse to post in this thread.
Congratulations! ---- "Use the talents you possess, for the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except the best." - Henry Van Dyke |
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VitaminD wrote: Arthropod wrote: I refuse to post in this thread.
Congratulations! What he said.  |
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Am I too late to get in on the draw? The skin alone looks wonderful! |
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Looks interesting! |
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So we have to wait til Monday? |
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I'm not lucky. |
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Arthropod wrote: I refuse to post in this thread.
You hide your light under a bushel - good man! |
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I think it's too late now... |
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szurcio wrote: I think it's too late now...
But better late than never... or so it is written... ---- "There's a certain detail seen here." |
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Echoes in the Attic wrote: He really did an amazing job with the expressiveness in this track to make it sound like real instruments.
By the way Urs, do you know if he used Zebra in-built effects or used external effects as well (like reverbs etc.) Seems like the Reverb is not Zebra's, would love to know what is what if I'm right. Yes, most patches are extremely expressive. You need to learn them. Some are like new instruments and some may pose a little puzzle game that's rewarding to solve. He uses a lot of Uhbik-A (but probably not as the only reverb) and compression, plus certainly a lot of things I don't know about. I do think he mentioned UAD once, but maybe that was just the interview he did. But yeah, the one thing we couldn't quite add to the package is Hans Zimmer's workflow and of course his skills as a composer. I'm sure many people will listen twice to TDK and TDKR soundtracks now to figure this out. Some patches btw. are "instant HZ" and too simple (yet great!) to be true
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Urs wrote: Echoes in the Attic wrote: He really did an amazing job with the expressiveness in this track to make it sound like real instruments.
By the way Urs, do you know if he used Zebra in-built effects or used external effects as well (like reverbs etc.) Seems like the Reverb is not Zebra's, would love to know what is what if I'm right. Yes, most patches are extremely expressive. You need to learn them. Some are like new instruments and some may pose a little puzzle game that's rewarding to solve. Cheers Dennis ---- Back from the dead - Sorry if I didn't answer your mails/PM/whatever during the last few months. I hope everything will be back to normal soon. Life can take some shitty turns sometimes. |
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