found an arrangement for "oh Mandy" for orchestra on this site.
just encase your a conductor, and want the score ? sound decent i guess.
http://fororchestra.com/music/
The Spinto Band - for orchestra
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Re: The Spinto Band - for orchestra
His arrangement of Sweet Child O Mine is pretty sweet!
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Re: The Spinto Band - for orchestra
These mostly sound pretty good, but wow, his trumpets sound like a patch from my old keyboard.
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Re: The Spinto Band - for orchestra
I missed this thread before. Just listened to a few songs now. I dunno... I tried to "listen around" the patches, and I thought it sounded lifeless and dry even then, at least in some parts (while some others seemed to have an overly dense arrangement). I found the arrangements illuminating in other ways, though.
(In any case, things might be different with a real orchestra. I find it hard to tell. I would try re-recording the songs with my patches (which are a bit better than that) but I can't really be bothered.)
(In any case, things might be different with a real orchestra. I find it hard to tell. I would try re-recording the songs with my patches (which are a bit better than that) but I can't really be bothered.)