I recently finished my 12th album.  One of the pieces is a symphony in 4 parts.  The following link is to the recording and score of the 4th part.
 
http://www.jerrygerber.com/symph8prt4.htm
 
I used Sonar 7.0.2 as my DAW, Vienna Symphonic Library orchestral cube and Requiem Professional sample libraries for sounds.  Also used in this recording:
 
Yamaha DM2000 mixing board
Adam S3A powered monitors
Yamaha SPX2000 reverb
Ozone 5 Advanced signal processing
Sound Forge
 
Hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed working on it.
 
Jerry Gerber
www.jerrygerber.com

Tried it, but it was too awkward to get to. Says I need flash player, then I ended up downloading a massive PDF? Didn't hear the track.

I also tried but playback was very choppy. Could only listen a small section without the playback being interrupted.

What I heard sounded pretty impressive.

Sounds real good and it is playing smooth over here.

I very much enjoyed the climax with the choir banging away and the arpeggio forms on the violins at the finale really fascinated me and caught my ear by surprise.



Congratulations on finishing the 4th movement!

I hope you feel proud... cause you should!



BTW I think I missed the 3rd... is it available for a listen?


best regards,
mike




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Sounds Excellent!  Great work all around.   A tremendous composition and orchestration.  I like the sound of VSL - sounds very expressive - you know how to make it come alive.  How many tracks are involved with a piece like this?

Sorry to the people who are having trouble listening.  I've checked the player with several computers, both Mac and PC and its working fine. 

Guitartrek:  There's about 40 tracks. 

mstodge


Tried it, but it was too awkward to get to. Says I need flash player, then I ended up downloading a massive PDF? Didn't hear the track.

Yes, you need a flash player.  They are extremely common, they're free and they work.

mike_mccue


Sounds real good and it is playing smooth over here.

I very much enjoyed the climax with the choir banging away and the arpeggio forms on the violins at the finale really fascinated me and caught my ear by surprise.



Congratulations on finishing the 4th movement!

I hope you feel proud... cause you should!



BTW I think I missed the 3rd... is it available for a listen?


best regards,
mike




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The entire CD will be available within 6 weeks or so, with all 4 parts and 5 new short pieces.
 
JG

Jerry, I'm a sucker for epic productions like this.  This is definitely up to par with your previous pieces.  Good luck on your CD!

That's quite an achievement.  Congratulations!