Opera on YouTube
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This forum is where you can post links to sound files of your projects created in Digital Performer in order to get feedback. You may also plug your band and announce live performances.
This forum is where you can post links to sound files of your projects created in Digital Performer in order to get feedback. You may also plug your band and announce live performances.
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Nigel Keay
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- Joined: Thu May 17, 2007 12:38 pm
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Opera on YouTube
The 1992 performance of my opera was recently uploaded to YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDBdVCKddrg. 20 years ago things were somewhat different with MOTU software. I did the orchestral parts and vocal reduction using Motu's Professional Composer, the predecessor to Motu's Composer's Mosaic that only went as far as OS9 and I think came out just after I'd finished writing that work. Digital Performer was definitely invented but Performer, which is what I had was still being upgraded - I didn't make the jump to DP until later on.
DP10.13, OSX 10.13.6, Melodyne Studio 4.1, Dorico Pro 3.5, Sibelius 7.1.3, MOTU Mosaic 1.5, MOTU Traveler mk1.
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KenNickels
- Posts: 294
- Joined: Thu Aug 25, 2011 4:43 pm
- Primary DAW OS: MacOS
- Location: NYC
Re: Opera on YouTube
Quite a dark production, visually and aurally, but I liked it, listening only to the opening 15 minutes or so as time permitted. And the company was obviously well rehearsed and competent. I wouldn't know where to begin with such a thing. 
I know "slouching off to Bethlehem." That's the beginning and end of Yeats for me. 
I know "slouching off to Bethlehem." That's the beginning and end of Yeats for me. My Box(s): Two Mac Pros 5,1/3Ghz, 12 core, 96GB Ram, OS 10.14.6, One Windows 10 computer, Vienna Ensemble Pro, MOTU Audio Express, DP 10.01, Falcon 3, Eastwest, NOVO Strings, 8Dio Brass, Spitfire,, Symphobia