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Hi everyone!

I thought I'd share a link in here to the trailer for a short film that I did the trailer music for ( entitled Dying Ice ), entirely in Ableton Live ( I also contributed a tiny amount to the Visual FX elements in the film ):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxUYehsbVno

The trailer song consists mostly of the Kontakt 4 Library instruments for the orchestral elements, a large number of different effects VSTs for the mixing and mastering ( many many different kinds, from Sonalksis to ::flux to PSP Audioware to Waves etc. ) and a live recording of a vocalist and violinist ( a couple of very short bits ) to fill it all out ( which was handled beautifully by Live as those recordings needed key and timing changes ).

Composed, mixed, arranged and mastered entirely in Live. No other program touched it.

If anyone is interested enough to ask more detailed questions about how I did it I'd be happy to answer.

I hope you all enjoy it and support the director and cast with their excellent work by joining the facebook page:

http://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/Dying-Ice/241150512503

Regards,

Luke

Hiya!

Another quick post....

Here are a few more links for some other work I have done entirely in Ableton Live, most are fairly old pieces now that were contracted, again, for trailers ( in this case book trailers for a book publishing client, but I've provided the high quality song links here instead of the lower quality YouTube vids so you can hear Live in all it's glory! ):

http://www.evolutionary-theory.com/temp ... ndered.mp3

http://www.evolutionary-theory.com/temp ... 20High.mp3

( This one doesn't make a great deal of sense without the video sorry.... )
http://www.evolutionary-theory.com/temp ... tering.mp3

http://www.evolutionary-theory.com/temp ... ndered.mp3

cheers,

Luke

EXCELLENT! You are extremely talented and the quality of your work along with the producers of the vid is exceptionally professional. I wish you all the luck and appreciate you sharing this here on this forum.

Awesome stuff, good to know you can go all the way in Ableton

S