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"If you're going to use Sibelius - I like 'Sibelius Sounds' personally for orchestra - use the 'chimes' under 'pitched percussion'.
See my notation below for use with CWMC (really any version that has celesta or pitched percussion) and follow that…"
See my notation below for use with CWMC (really any version that has celesta or pitched percussion) and follow that…"
"Cakewalk Music Creator 3 or 4 , select Celeste as your instrument - write some notes in staff (whole notes, for spacing) - play it. Then, toolbar - process - transpose down 8vb at a time, repeat until you hear the sound you want. G -"
Album Cover - 'I Dunno I Kinda Like The Gravity Here - The Boys From Roswell' .
"Hi, (I'm repeating this - possibly - I'm not sure the 1st attempt got through).
Here are three suggestions to keep you composing. Make of them what you will:
Composersite.com (contests)
IndabaMusic.com (contest opportunities - re-mix contests)…"
Here are three suggestions to keep you composing. Make of them what you will:
Composersite.com (contests)
IndabaMusic.com (contest opportunities - re-mix contests)…"
"You can start with only five things.
A high speed Internet connection.
The latest greatest of Cakewalk 'Music Creator' The Roland softsynth makes great sounds (you'll have to learn to use it - its there, but there are no instructions) Creator 5 is…"
A high speed Internet connection.
The latest greatest of Cakewalk 'Music Creator' The Roland softsynth makes great sounds (you'll have to learn to use it - its there, but there are no instructions) Creator 5 is…"
"Hi, Glenn,
In general, trumpets fare better than trombones, but the generalities apply.
I don't mean to be too much of a wise-guy or 'low-ball' this question, but what will work is 'what will work'.
Unless I knew the section players very well, I…"
In general, trumpets fare better than trombones, but the generalities apply.
I don't mean to be too much of a wise-guy or 'low-ball' this question, but what will work is 'what will work'.
Unless I knew the section players very well, I…"
