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Composer Justin Melland – On Making A Cue for Showtime’s ‘Dark Net’

Here’s a look at the process of scoring the Showtime documentary series ‘Dark Net’, with composer Justin Melland:… Read More Composer Justin Melland – On Making A Cue for Showtime’s ‘Dark Net’

May 21, 2017May 21, 20173 Comments

Junkie XL On One Bassline, Many Synths (Mad Max Fury Road Soundtrack)

In the latest of his Studio Time series, composer Junkie XL (Tom Holkenborg) talks about creating synth basslines for the Mad Max: Fury Road soundtrack. … Read More Junkie XL On One Bassline, Many Synths (Mad Max Fury Road Soundtrack)

May 19, 20174 Comments

Listening To Blade Runner

Listening To Blade Runner discusses the sound, sound design and music of Blade Runner – and how they blend seamlessly to create a unique world:… Read More Listening To Blade Runner

May 18, 2017May 18, 20172 Comments

The Iconic Soundtrack Of ‘Stranger Things’

Netflix’s retro monster/scifi series ‘Stranger Things’ was a breakout hit for the network and its electronic soundtrack, by Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, has become one of the most influential synth scores in years.… Read More The Iconic Soundtrack Of ‘Stranger Things’

May 14, 201731 Comments

Blade Runner 2049 Trailer Strikes A Familiar Theme

Warner Brothers today released a new trailer for Blade Runner 2049 and, while it looks and sounds good…it needs that old Blade Runner magic. … Read More Blade Runner 2049 Trailer Strikes A Familiar Theme

May 8, 2017May 8, 201745 Comments

Batman vs Superman Soundtrack Masterclass With Junkie XL

In his latest Studio Time masterclass, Junkie XL (Tom Holkenborg) deconstructs some of his music from Batman v Superman. … Read More Batman vs Superman Soundtrack Masterclass With Junkie XL

May 6, 2017May 6, 201728 Comments

Junkie XL On Scoring With Strings

Junkie XL (Tom Holkenborg) discusses his approach to scoring for strings.… Read More Junkie XL On Scoring With Strings

April 7, 2017May 12, 201710 Comments

Junkie XL On The Oberheim Matrix-6R

Tom Holkenborg, aka Junkie XL, has more gear than a synth museum. But instead of gathering dust, his gear gets a workout, as part of the sound of his scores to films like Deadpool, Mad Max: Fury Road & Distance Between Dreams. … Read More Junkie XL On The Oberheim Matrix-6R

January 15, 2017January 15, 20179 Comments

Spitfire Symphony Orchestra Offers Pro-Level Tools For Virtual Orchestration

Spitfire Audio has introduced Spitfire Symphony Orchestra – a set of pro-level tools for creating virtual orchestrations for TV, film, games and radio.… Read More Spitfire Symphony Orchestra Offers Pro-Level Tools For Virtual Orchestration

January 13, 20178 Comments

Steinberg Intros Dorico, ‘The New Standard In Scoring Software’

Steinberg has released Dorico, their new music notation application, tailored to the needs of composers, arrangers, engravers, copyists and educators.… Read More Steinberg Intros Dorico, ‘The New Standard In Scoring Software’

October 19, 20166 Comments

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