But how do composers make and record their music ?
Of course for that you might want to hire a real orchestra, this idea might have the best sound quality but nobody can really afford that. Or you could use MIDI playback: it 's inexpensive, easy to use but the sound quality is really bad and is said to be mechanical and unrealistic. Or you could use sample libraries (recording different instruments one at a time and then putting them together) but this process is also expensive.
What then is the alternative solution? In the music website, Ravel Music Studios they offer to create a recording of your composition for an affordable fee. Their motto is "A World Class Orchestra at your Service" simply because you just have to send them the score you composed, and they will send you a superb recording of your piece. According to one testimonial, using Ravel music studios' recordings is a necessity especially for music students and budding composers out there. Check out their contacts, process overview, testimonials, and pricing in their easy-to use site.
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