Hi there, in recent days I was testing the new capabilities of Dorico Pro and it was opportunity to create string quintet arrangement of one of the most famous DOOM game song - At the Doom’s gate. There were Spitfire Abbey Road Two used for this purpose. Enjoy!
Everything was done in Dorico, no other DAW for sound production.
Your youTube link did not arrive intact, perhaps because you have not been on the forum long enough for the link to go through. I’m sure many of us look forward to hearing it.
If you are using expression map that was already created, it is very easy, just load and click apply in playback templates. All is set. And then you can tweak whatever expression you want or create new one based on your preferences. |I is easy once you understand the process. You are using Expression maps in Library menu for creating keyswitches for specific VST instruments and then in Playing techniques menu you can create your own techniques if needed. All other expressions is mapped automatically if you load existing maps.
For most modern libraries the expression maps can be downloaded from Steinberg website. I installed existing Abbey Road Two maps and tweak it little bit
It’s not the first level of the original Doom – it’s the first level of the recent installments. The first level of the original Doom is called “Knee Deep In The Dead” – the music is similar but not exactly the same.
Knee Deep In The Dead is first episode and this music called At the Doom’s gate is the first song of first level. You can check it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSsfjHCFosw&list=PLD741146AA133C8E3 or just install orginal Doom and run first level of Knee Deep In The Dead episode.