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    The document discusses how to create a realistic, balanced, and detailed orchestral mockup. It explains that good music balances elements in the low, middle, and high registers to create an enjoyable listening experience. It also outlines four types of balance that are important for an orchestral mockup: frequency balance, volume balance, width balance, and depth balance. These balances determine which instruments are included, their relative volumes, placement, and whether they are playing in the same acoustic space.

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    The document discusses how to create a realistic, balanced, and detailed orchestral mockup. It explains that good music balances elements in the low, middle, and high registers to create an enjoyable listening experience. It also outlines four types of balance that are important for an orchestral mockup: frequency balance, volume balance, width balance, and depth balance. These balances determine which instruments are included, their relative volumes, placement, and whether they are playing in the same acoustic space.

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    The document discusses how to create a realistic, balanced, and detailed orchestral mockup. It explains that good music balances elements in the low, middle, and high registers to create an enjoyable listening experience. It also outlines four types of balance that are important for an orchestral mockup: frequency balance, volume balance, width balance, and depth balance. These balances determine which instruments are included, their relative volumes, placement, and whether they are playing in the same acoustic space.

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    HOW TO CREATE A REALISTIC,

    BALANCED, AND DETAILED


    ORCHESTRAL MOCKUP
    WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
    HOW TO CREATE A REALISTIC, BALANCED, & DETAILED ORCHESTRAL MOCKUP

    HOW SOUND WORKS IN MUSIC


    ▸ Music is a combination of FREQUENCIES - melody, harmony, rhythm,
    arrangement are all ways that certain frequencies work together

    ▸ What do these frequencies need in order to create enjoyable music?


    Regardless of genre, instrumentation, etc.

    ▸ BALANCE - a good piece of music features elements in the low,


    middle, and high registers for an enjoyable listening experience

    ▸ Range of human hearing is from 50 - 20,000 hz

    ▸ Every decision we make as an arranger, and even composer, comes


    down to balance.
    HOW TO CREATE A REALISTIC, BALANCED, & DETAILED ORCHESTRAL MOCKUP

    TYPES OF BALANCE
    1. Frequency - which instruments are included/not included
    affects the overall balance of the piece

    2. Volume - the degree to which each instrument is featured


    affects the overall balance of the piece

    3. Width - the placement of instruments affects the stereo


    balance of the piece

    4. Depth - are these instruments playing in the same space?

    Why are these so important?

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