New site/music

[Eric Doggett]

Hey guys -

Just a note that I\'ve redone the whole site, and would love to hear any critiques/comments you may have to make it better.

All the music is ordered by category now, rather than a straight listing.

Thanks!

Eric

[mschiff]

Eric,

And what site would that be? [smile]

-- Martin

[Eric Doggett]

oh jeez you\'d think I would proofread first !!!

www.doggettstudios.com (\"http://www.doggettstudios.com\")

Sorry! Thanks!

images/icons/smile.gif Eric

[Francis Belardino]

LOL images/icons/smile.gif

Look nice!

[mschiff]

Nice Eric! Very professional.

-- Martin

[Rob Elliott]

Hi Eric,

The site looks terrific. Makes me want to finish my \'el lamo\' WIP. Thanks for the inspiration.

Tell me, on the comedy piece \"stressed\" what libraries did you use. I have my first comedy project and could use all the advice possible. Many thanks in advance.

Rob

[Eric Doggett]

Hey Rob -

That\'s an older piece! images/icons/smile.gif

I think it was kirk hunter strings, and quantum leap brass. A few AO libraries (percussion and winds I believe).

All before there was Sam horns/bones, GOS, etc!! images/icons/smile.gif

Eric

[SOD213]

Nice designwork and layout. I\'m at work, and couldn\'t check out the music posted, but this caught my eye for some reason:

La Boheme , Eric\'s entry for the Turner Classic Movies Film Composer Competition is posted on the samples page. Included is both the music and the actual video clip with the music added.

It\'s an *opera*.

/Trading Places

[Eric Doggett]

??? perhaps..

but it was also a 1926 movie starring John Gilbert and Lilian Gish. It was one of the movie clips you could download for the competion (now closed).