I have been working on music (STILL I KNOW!)for the last few days and have come to believe that in order to get the immense and epic battle music I need, I am going to have to use some library or production music. This seems to me to be the only way to get that huge orchestra sound without actually hiring an orchestra. Yes I know synthesisers and samplers are good now, but even when they are at their best, I can still hear that it is electronic and not human. And in this climactic battle between boy and pike, I need something that goes the extra mile.
After trawling around, I finally found Boosey Tracks, and an album called Epic Action and Adventure Vol 1 – I think I am going to look into using the track called THE TIME HAS COME (A).
Check it out. It’s certainly epic!
Onward and Upward!
Chris Jones, Film Maker and Author
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