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Leo Brennauer: Using Lujin for Orchestral Programming
Composer and educator Leo Brennauer breaks down 10 common orchestration mistakes, and uses Lujin to dial in real-time expression and dynamics as he writes for orchestra.
Composer and educator Leo Brennauer walks through ten of the most common orchestration mistakes and how to fix them. Throughout the video he works at his template with Lujin to hand, using its faders to shape dynamics and expression in real time as he writes for orchestra — a great look at how a tactile MIDI controller fits into everyday orchestral programming.
What’s in the video
- Ten common orchestration mistakes and how to fix them
- Writing convincing dynamics and expression into a mock-up
- Using Lujin’s faders for real-time expression control
- Practical tips for more realistic orchestral programming
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