Hi, I'm Yang Tao.
In this video, I will show you how I wrote a short piece of music with Synchron Prime Orchestra.
I will walk you through the main steps and the final result.
Let's get started.
Hello everyone, today I will write a short piece with Synchron Prime Orchestra.
Click the Flow button and the Synchron Player will switch to Flow View.
Here we can see the orchestra layout with strings,
woodwinds, brass, percussion, and world woodwinds.
On the right is the instrument list.
Just double-click to load an instrument.
On the left, you'll see the instrument icon and main controllers.
In the center, you'll find the articulations and key switches.
And on the right, there are mix presets and adjustments.
It's super easy to use.
For now, I haven't decided what to write.
Maybe start with the simplest rhythm pattern.
Duplicate the track for unison.
Load another patch for this track.
Then add some more tracks.
Now, record the melody with Horns 6.
Then add two more horns in unison.
Add some percussion to lead into the piece before it begins.
Copy this part to the end of this short section.
Now, have a listen.
I think I have a melody now, so I'll try playing it a bit.
I'm going to play this melody with the trombones,
and the MIDI needs some adjustments.
I plan to add one tenor trombone and a bass trombone for unison.
After roughly adjusting the MIDI, this is how it sounds.
By repeating the previous part and changing the ending notes,
I get the second section.
With this, the main theme is done.
I think this is the right time to bring in the variation after the main theme.
OK, I'll give it a try.
I'd say the legato is very playable.
Next, add Violins 2 for unison.
Then I added some rhythm patterns,
including the basses track that hasn't been recorded yet,
and the smaller section of Violins 1.
The viola is necessary for the middle sound,
so I'll record the melody while playing.
Next, I need some woodwinds.
These are the woodwinds to go along with the strings.
Then, fill in the basic percussion and add a harp track.
These are the easier parts.
For now, I've finished the main brass theme and the strings section.
The main brass theme part can be reused after the strings section.
Instead of joining them directly,
I want to leave a short pause between the two sections.
Here I switch to 3/4, leave a 3-beat gap, and then go back to 4/4.
I put in the bassdrum roll at medium velocity to build it up.
After that, the percussion keeps going as before,
and I copy the woodwinds and hop over as well.
To make it more effective, I used the free violin runs,
and added a crescendo tutti brass track to build more intensity.
Because the trombone part is just copied from earlier,
I need to change the ending melody a bit.
So far, I think this piece already feels quite complete,
but I still want to expand it a bit more.
I'll try a short percussion part first and see how it goes.
I haven't used the trumpets yet,
so I'll add them to see how it works.
And horns too.
I think that's it.
Next, I'll complete this part.
I think by repeating this part once,
the whole piece can come to a close.
But before that, I need to fix a few things.
In the middle percussion section,
I feel like something is missing.
Maybe I can try it like this.
Although it's not a real glissando, but I think it works fine here,
It doesn't have to be very clear,
just having that feel is enough.
And here is the finished project.
Apart from Synchron Prime Orchestra,
I also used the Violin Runs, Small Percussion,
and Soft Imperial for some extra color.
And they are all free.
I did some quick EQ and reverb.
Now let's hear the final result.
That's all for this walkthrough.
Thanks for watching and enjoy composing with Synchron Prime Orchestra.