Maurice Ravel / Piano Concerto In G (II. Adagio Assai) sequenced in Sonar Platinum

2015/12/21 16:03:29

thanx to new VST 3 implementation it is easier to do this kind of classical recreations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7U9PI9lbmI

2015/12/21 19:37:54

Leadfoot

Beautiful job Pavol. Nice dynamics throughout. I really enjoyed it.

2015/12/22 01:08:05

BluerecordingStudios

Thank you

2015/12/22 02:18:07

kakku

This was wonderful. Not only as a stress reliever but also it was done in a great way. Instruments sounded real in my ears and mix was good I believe. Dynamics were also there like i think they should be. Great job.

2015/12/22 02:41:48

BluerecordingStudios

Thanx kakku

2015/12/22 02:43:26

kakku

BluerecordingStudios
Thanx kakku

No problem. I intend to listen to this when feeling stressful.

2015/12/22 02:54:47

kakku

There comes this place nearly half way where there is like dissonance(?). Why they do dissonance when IMO , sonance(?) is prettier?

2015/12/22 03:00:04

kakku

Actually now that I fully listen to it maybe not stress reliever material after all. More suited hmm, just for listening demanding stuff, maybe for more brain energy(that I need).

2015/12/22 07:57:20

jamesg1213

Hi Pavol, nice to see someone from Slovakia, I have friends in Kráľov Brod. This is beautifully done, and thanks for introducing me to the piece, I hadn't heard it before. Nice idea using the PRV in the video too.

2015/12/22 10:47:52

BluerecordingStudios

jamesg1213
Hi Pavol, nice to see someone from Slovakia, I have friends in Kráľov Brod. This is beautifully done, and thanks for introducing me to the piece, I hadn't heard it before. Nice idea using the PRV in the video too.

Thank you, I have never been in Kráľov Brod despite I live 40 miles from it.

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