Modernity Sucks

i'm really not sure you would have had the courage to attack publicly John Williams on VI-C You are wrong. I hate blind fanaticism. But I see no reason to challenge Williams because there is absolutely no doubt concerning his skills. You don't like the Zimmer method so you felt you had the right to...

...but only HZ can be trashed because he uses orchestrators and credits arrangers and additional composers. That's an unfair victimization. The point of my video is not to trash HZ because he uses a lot of collaborators, but to answer to those who deny or minimize their contributions under the pret...

That's why most of the orchestrators jobs in RC are just transcribing so it sounds realllllyyyy close to the mockup , funnily enough. Yes, concerning the crap he produces generally, but not concerning scores like a League Of Their Own. and when you listen to the original NGS theme, you understand w...

phil_l wrote: ↑Wed 2 May 2018 18:25 Nick Glennie Smith solo scores?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9EdPe510uo

You're right, HZ's music is so much deeper :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk41VOPnj44

the cat's contributions are really very minor. Are suggesting that this is the amount Hans contributes to his tracks? Come on, it was just to show that you don't know what an orchestrator/arranger can bring : it can be a minor, or major contribution. And I am convinced that concerning HZ, it's a ma...

I just listen to what the arrangers and orchestrators do when they're alone, without Hans. And something's lost , it sounds bland, not inspired, Where can I listen to this ? And what about the composers who work for him ? They are nothing without Hans's holy presence ? I think it's a MYTH Even if H...

Honestly I don't see the problem with the factory . The problem is that you're going to score a lot more movies that what you would be able to do alone or with a few collaborators. Sure HZ should have said "i wrote that track" and not "I wrote AND orchestrated that track" , that...

raphael.badawi wrote: ↑Wed 2 May 2018 15:08 That's a damn long exchange.

Yes, you have no idea the headaches it gave me...

raphael.badawi wrote: ↑Wed 2 May 2018 15:08 ...he should not have so much time for trolling around, doesn't he?

http://www.hans-zimmer.com/index.php?rub=rcprod

I really want to read parts of your conversation with RCTEC ! why did you encrypt it ? :) Private exchanges should be shared ONLY if necessary. You will see a few of them in Part 6, because he didn't leave me the choice. He said he will one day publish the whole thing, but honestly, I don't think i...

partly because Headshot's style may seem arrogant and exaggerated sometimes It's true, but I was provocative because I don't like double standard. HZ allowed himself to insult a member for no reason (I will explain that later) and everyone applauded or remained silent. Therefore, I consider my few ...

"450 additional composers worked with me on this film ... you see, I'm transparent ...so, you have to believe me when I say that I wrote every single note..."

Hans Zimmer has just the honesty to credit his collaborators for what they truly do : additional music is writing cues , orchestrators are transcribing computer mockups in Remote Control. Transcribing verbatim a score like Backdraft, yes probably...but not a score like A League of Their Own. Ask ev...

Interstellar had Kevin Kaska, Andrew Kinney, the Folwer brothers, Carl Rydlund, James Carlson, Chris Craker, Andrew Kawczynski and Steve Mazzaro. Stick to facts, not guess work. 1 producer, 5 orchestrators and 3 additional composers. You honestly though he wrote and orchestrated cues like Stay (tha...

Oh yes he does talk very specifically about Hans. He shits all over the man and his music and then proceeds to say "we are friends, he invited me to RCP, I was supposed to work in Inception, blah blah" With a friend like that... Whenever I have some free time (I still have a job lol) I wi...

Officially Hans wrote Interstellar without any additional composers (only orchestrators and arrangers). And this is one of my absolute favorites. The boundary between arrangement and additional music is easily crossed. ( only orchestrators and arrangers). Orchestrators and arrangers contribution ar...