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SCOREcast No. 27
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Co-hosts: Deane Ogden and Brian Ralston
SCOREcast theme composed by: Jeroen “Kejero” Rogier (http://www.kejero.com)
WE ARE BACK! In our first show since January (holy freakin’ crap it’s been a long time!), we are excited to be back with a vengeance. The new dynamic duo of Deane Ogden and Brian Ralston will catch you up on all of the things that have taken place lately, including the winner of our SCOREcast Theme Contest from February, the latest in film music news and events, an update on the proposed Composers Union, and a preview of the upcoming NAMM Show next month in Anaheim, CA. Get ready for an episode chock-full of goodies as we close an extremely busy 2010 and look forward to a full docket of SCOREcast episodes in 2011!
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EPISODE LINKS:
- 00:11:23—Tonehammer Sample Libraries
- 00:15:57—The Association of Media Composers and Lyricists [AMCL]
- 00:17:34—National Labor Relations Board
- 00:18:08—Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP)
- 00:22:09—The Teamsters Local 399
- 00:28:32—ProTools 9 digital audio workstation software
- 00:32:47—National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM)
- 00:35:45—Spectrasonics
- 00:35:51—Ilio
- 00:35:58—MOTU
EPISODE No. 27—THE LONG WINTER
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Great to hear the SCOREcast team again! Congrats, Kejero and Best Wishes to Lee!
Oh I like this podcast! ^^
FYI, that “whistling” instrument is the excellent free VSTi “The Shepherd” (http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/vsti/vsti.htm#theshepherd). Really fun to play with and the results can be amazing for such a simple synth!
As for the Zimmerman story: In the THR interview (http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/blogs/heat-vision/hans-zimmer-scoring-superman-fast-56714), it definitely sounds like Zimmer hasn’t been asked at all… But it’s well possible that the reboot might take the franchise in a totally new direction, and much like Elfman’s theme wouldn’t have worked very well with Nolan’s Batman, I don’t think “rewriting” Williams, or Beethoven, is much of a revelant issue… I can still see it happening…
What I find strange though, is that since this rumor got out, every discussion’s about Williams and how ANYBODY would be crazy to try to follow in his footsteps… But everybody seems to ignore that that task was already given to Ottman a few years ago with Superman Returns (which I only caught on tv a few years back, and frankly I’m not very familiar with the soundtrack). Really, what’s up with that?