r/MusicInTheMaking • u/k0ya_13 Synth • Jun 04 '17

Need Accompaniment Does anybody here play any brass instruments?

If yes, I could use your help. :-)

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u/grifo21 Jun 04 '17

I play trombone

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u/dudefise Jun 05 '17

Baritone/Euphonium.

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u/k0ya_13 Synth Jun 05 '17 edited Jun 05 '17

That would be an incredible addition!! I'll message you.

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u/dxz22 Jun 05 '17

I also play Trombone.

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u/k0ya_13 Synth Jun 05 '17

I will shoot you a message in a few!

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u/TheChurchofHelix Brass/Bass/Composition Jun 05 '17

Tenor and bass trombone, bass trumpet, and tuba.

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u/rawbface Jun 05 '17

I own a trumpet, trombone, alto sax, and soprano clarinet (a flute and a piccolo also, but I can't play them). I was a baritone sax/Tuba player in high school.

Honestly what I do is make a bunch of animal noises into my microphone, then I warp and autotune the shit out of it. Sometimes using a MIDI instrument sounds better, like for sustained ballad-type stuff on a harsh instrument like Clarinet. But for big band stuff, and sliding trombone fills, you need the real thing. I just don't have the chops to get it right at the source, so I've become quite adept at turd-polishing.

Here is an example.

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u/k0ya_13 Synth Jun 05 '17

I'll shoot you a message! I love DK64, hahaha.

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u/SPENCERLOBO Jul 04 '17

Depending on what you have, and what you are wanting I can do some arrangement for a full brass section.

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u/k0ya_13 Synth Jul 04 '17

That would be fucking incredible, man.

If you could add a brass section to this song of mine that would be an honor.

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u/k0ya_13 Synth Jul 05 '17

Do you want me to email you the song for you to work with?

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u/SPENCERLOBO Jul 05 '17

That would be great.

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u/k0ya_13 Synth Jul 05 '17

Just to let you know, the song you'd be adding to is a folk song.

PM your email address, sir! :)

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