orchestral

All the good orchestral samplebanks provide a unified sense of space, giving you the choice of mixing near/far mics for example.

One problem with this is that orchestral music is a very traditional, opinionated industry.

And the supply of new orchestral tunes, and the audience for them, is very small...film soundtracks are probably the main source of orchestral raw material, and the payments for that are generally a fixed fee.

Strauss Einheldenleben and use AudioKit to do a good synthetic orchestral performance?

I can read a jazz band gig, but would struggle with complex modern orchestral music.

This is widely cited as a success for orchestral auditions (which resulted in women being hired at a higher rate) and a demonstration that bias exists, yet strangely the solution is opposed by most activists.

The music examples included both orchestral, jazz and rock music.

I'm familiar with orchestral blind auditions and the effect they had (though not from the article, my mom is a classical musician).

I admit not to play too many games recently, but from what I've seen in AAA titles, it's dominated with bland orchestral ambientals.

I've seen in AAA titles, it's dominated with bland orchestral ambientals.

E.g., could I get the orchestral score to the R.

I previously worked as a classical orchestral musician.

For brass, however, this becomes less and less true; more sophisticated brass instruments will have easily-accessible "tuning slides" (in addition to the main one) meant to adjust the tuning of a particular note, making them well-suited for situations where absolute tuning is necessary (it's really useful for brass-only ensembles) and where temperament is dominant (like orchestral and symphonic settings).

Orchestral music (as we know it, an argument could be made for orchestra-like organizations going back another few millennia) has been around since the 16th century or so.