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Fanfare For The Uncommon Man / BeatHawk iSymph Horns

LinearLinemanLinearLineman
in Creations

Well, I finally put together a decent horn section and surprisingly iFretless and PureSynth didn’t make the cut. iFretless was too distant and PureSynth was too fuzz bound. I still love PS and iF bass and sax more than make up for it. Just my opinion, though. Indeed, iF Bass and RC275 added to two tracks of BH (8 Fr Horns and Trombs) and AllBrass2 from iSymphonic.

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  • McDMcD

    I love this type of horn arrangement. It has echoes of Gil Evans, Thad Jones and the current arranger's dream: the Metropole Orchest. Really tasteful tribute to a great truly American composer: Aaron Copland. His music is the soundtrack for the american landscape.

  • LinearLinemanLinearLineman
    edited October 2019

    Thanks @McD. As you know, it was simply another improv... this time a procession of chords.
    When I listened back to the pure piano it suggested brass, but I, frankly, did not hear the Copland shoutout. Maybe the BH and iSymph algorithms focused it more into the fanfare it became. Love those robot partners!

    And, yes, Gil Evans. What an iconic sound. I never thought I could make something that sounded like him.

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