Manuel is a passionate, driven, and techsavvy AV technician, artist and music composer with over ten years of experience, specializing in the captivating world of music and entertainment.
Manuel is an expert in creating soundtracks for short films, feature films and video games.
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I am thrilled to announce the launch of my new newsletter on LinkedIn, Marino Composer’s Corner! In this exciting publication, I will delve into the fascinating realm of music, soundtracks, and audio in general. Join me on this journey as we uncover the artistry behind creating immersive and emotionally captivating experiences through music.
When we watch a gripping movie or immerse ourselves in a captivating video game, the accompanying soundtrack often plays a pivotal role in shaping our emotions. The music serves as a powerful tool, setting the rhythm for these experiences by alternating between moments of tension and relaxation. It breathes life into every scene and sequence, enhancing our connection to the narrative.
The skill of a composer lies in their ability to deftly balance these emotional highs and lows. They must know when to introduce change, inject tension to heighten a scene, and allow relaxation to provide space for the audience to absorb the depth of the story.
This delicate balance is crucial. Well-placed crescendos can amplify the impact of tumultuous action scenes, intensifying our emotional investment. Conversely, softer and serene …
With this impressive VST plugin you can create Trance sequences to be included in your Trance masterpiece and you will create stunning tracks like my Dream a Trance Music
To create the first sequences for your track it’s very easy. Let’s start from the first image I posted. Click on Generate chord progressions.
This is what you’ll see next:
Now select from this new image a Chord progression, as example 8 bars ascending top.
You will see this new image:
If you click on More in the new window you can choose Lock scale. This is very important, this way you can choose the associate scale, as example C, and the clicking on the dice icon you can create infinite progressions all with the same associated scale. Starting the playback in your DAW will play the chords. As soon as you are satisfied with the chord progression click on OK.
Now you will see a very long list of different sequences, from arps to bass sequences etc etc. Let’s pick one of them and drag the mouse from the pink midi boxes on …
I’m excited to announce the release of my latest Trance musicTrance Music - Free Flowing Electronica - Have you ever found yourself dancing in a club, utterly absorbed in the melody, feeling as if the trance music is flowing through you and guiding your body's movements? This is an experience I've had numerous times during carefree nights at local techno clubs I've often wondered which type of techno generates this unforgettable sensation… album, “Lost Island”. It’s now available on various digital outlets worldwide, so you can easily find it by doing a quick search on any search engine!
But if you’re short on time and don’t want to go through the hassle of searching, browsing, and buying, don’t worry. I’ve got you covered. Here’s a link to the Long Edit Mix of one of the tracks from the album. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy the music!
I’ve poured my heart and soul into this album, and I’m confident that fans of Trance music will appreciate the effort and dedication that went into creating it. The tracks are designed to take you on a journey through soundscapes …
I’m not one to dwell on the past, but I must admit that music from the synthpop era of the 1980s and surrounding years holds a special place in my heart. Perhaps I’m biased, but I can’t help but feel that modern music has lost a lot of its originality and creativity.
Gone are the days from the synthpop era, when musicians sought out new sounds and experimented with their equipment to create unique and personal tracks. It seems like everyone today is content with replicating the same tired formulas that have already been successful in the past.
The result is a saturation of the market with generic music that lacks any real personality or flair. It’s as if every other artist out there is just a copycat, hoping to cash in on the success of those who came before them.
That being said, I recently came across an Italian band called The Kolors who seem to be breaking the mold with their latest release, “Cabriolet Panorama”. This song is a breath of fresh air in a world that often feels stagnant and repetitive.
If you haven’t already, I highly recommend giving it a listen.
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