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About Chopstix

  • Birthday 07/04/1996

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  • Biography
    Another young composer - interested in movie scores.
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Texas
  • Occupation
    uh, School?
  • Interests
    Music, Making movies, video games, swing dancing, watching movies, the list goes on...
  • Favorite Composers
    Michael Giacchino, Chopin, Mozart, John Powell, among others.
  • My Compositional Styles
    I'm not too sure yet....
  • Notation Software/Sequencers
    Finale Printmusic, a M-aduio MIDI
  • Instruments Played
    Piano, Melodica, and a little harmonica and alto sax

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  1. Chopstix
    Scratch my name off the list.
  2. Chopstix
    Wow. I am in the wrong place.
  3. Chopstix
    Why?
  4. Chopstix
    I'm guessing that there is a limit of one submission per participant, right?
  5. Chopstix
    These dudes are amazing. That's all I have to say..... :happytears:
  6. Chopstix
    I'm looking for orchestral stuff. No need for beat-box synthesizers or electric drum sets.
  7. Chopstix
    Thanks for the help.
  8. Chopstix
    Hey YC, I've been looking into software a little, but I haven't gotten much to work with. I recently bought a M-audio MIDI keyboard, and the only thing I've been able to do with it is plug in some notes in the Finale and Sibelius free trials. However, a lot of ya'll say that writing by hand is much more beneficial so I think I'm going to start doing that again. But I would also like to invest in some VST's and programs that will allow me to record what I write. The only program I have really heard of is Cakewalk, but I haven't been able to find out about it much. So, if ya'll could kind of give me a list of what I should get I would really appreciate it. WHAT I HAVE: A PC A M-Audio MIDI Keyboard Under $10,000,000 :P WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO DO: Be able to record orchestral pieces that I compose on that keyboard with as much quality for the lowest price. What VST packs do I buy? What programs do I use? Just a complete list to be able to do as I described for the best price. Thanks, Chop :w00t:
  9. Chopstix
    Well, I guess that leaves me time to work on it more......... Keep counting me in. :shiftyninja:
  10. Chopstix
    Too bad, everybody seems to be dropping out. :longface:
  11. Chopstix
    Search engine "Orchestration Techniques" I first found this: http://wiki.youngcomposers.com/Orchestration:_Techniques_of_Strings_-_Part_I And I really learned a lot from it. I searched the website a little more, clicked Home, and found myself here. :longface: By the way, is someone going to complete the orchestration techniques for all the instruments? I would really like to have that detail of orchestration for brass, woodwinds, etc.
  12. Chopstix
    Thanks. :innocent:
  13. Chopstix
    Yes, I was wondering that as well. Even though I've already written the entire arrangement.... :veryunsure:
  14. Chopstix
    Eh, why not. It's one of my favorite pieces.... Chop :w00t:
  15. Chopstix started following The Video Game: August-September Monthly Competition 2012
  16. Chopstix

    Just posted my newest arrangement last night, hope ya'll like it.

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