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Scott Freiman

“By Martin Sitter

Scott Freiman was recommended to me by my good friend, and star macProVideo.com trainer, Steve H.! After talking with Scott for a bit I came to understand his immense musical abilities ... I knew we had to have him as a trainer at macProVideo.com.

Scott's credentials as a musician are nothing short of breath-taking. For starters, Scott may be the only person to have sold out Carnegie Hall and been a Finalist for Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year award.

A member of New York’s prestigious Manhattan Producers Alliance, Scott is a composer and producer whose music spans a variety of genres, from orchestral to electronic. His original music and sound design have accompanied award-winning films, animated shorts, and other multimedia projects.

Scott’s original film music has been performed at Lincoln Center (live with picture) and at a sold-out Carnegie Hall concert, “Composed By Scott Freiman.” Scott composed the original score for Undone, a feature film directed by James DePaiva. He also composed the original score for the film Exit, winner of a Best Director Platinum Award at the 38th Annual WorldFest, Houston International Film Festival. Scott’s other film scores include the award-winning Bodies (Ojai Film Festival -- Best Narrative Short) and Foreign Policy.

Scott was sound editor and re-recording mixer for Encounter Point, a documentary from Ronit Avni and Julia Bacha, the writer of Control Room (Tribeca Film Festival, San Francisco Int’l Film Festival – Audience Award, Best Documentary). Scott has also provided sound editing, design, and mixing for several other films, including Puppy Love, the new series from Sex and the City producer, Amy B. Harris.

Scott is also the owner of Second Act Studio, a state-of-the-art music and video studio for composition, recording, and production designed by renowned studio architect, John Storyk. Second Act Studio has played host to a wide range of musicians -- from children to Grammy winners.

Scott is a partner in the record label, Garagista Music. Scott co-produced several recordings for the label, including Lisa Lynne Mathis’ debut, Hancock Place, and the holiday compilation, Not Just Another Holiday CD. Scott has also produced, arranged, and played keyboards for many other artists. Scott is also a founding partner of Outlandos Music which offers brand-building music supervision.

Scott holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Music from Yale University and a Masters of Music Composition from New York University. He was a co-founder of Credit Management Solutions, Inc., a leading financial software company where Scott served as CEO. Scott, a Finalist for Ernst & Young’s Maryland Entrepreneur of the Year, helped lead CMSI’s successful public offering and orchestrated the sale of CMSI to the First American Corporation. After fifteen years of running a public company, he embarked on a new career as a composer and studio owner.

A strong advocate for music education for children, Scott has taught composing and music technology to children of all ages. He is also on the advisory board of Renovation in Music Education (RIME), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation helping young people, arts organizations, and communities succeed through innovative music-partnership programs. And of course, Scott is also an instructor for macProVideo.com … and we could not be luckier than to have him on board!
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"What a Godsend these tutorials are!!! I've been muddling my way through Kore II for about six months now -- thought I could just figure it out by trial and error. After a lot of trial and an almost equal amount of error, I stumbled upon these tutorials and what a difference it has made! I feel like a have an excellent understanding of the Kore synthesis and now I'm making music like the demo's I hear on the Native Instrument site! Thanks so much!"

- Richard Stehly / Aug 22nd

"Outstanding tutorial. NI should be ashamed at the terrible manual it provided with Kore 2. Not only is it riddled with mistakes, it is terrible in explaining how to use the product. Freiman's tutorial is spot on and he very clearly takes you through the steps. It's too bad that MacProVideo doesn't do a tutorial on Complete 6. That would be the perfect compliment. "

- J. Ryan Hemingway / Jul 20th

"Am about half way through. Very thorough and detailed instructions. The only knock so far is that the instructor is using Koresounds in many of the lessons that are not in the basic Kore2 package, leading to some frustration trying to follow along closely. Would suggest that the tutorial stick to the Koresounds that the basic Kore2 package comes with. Some of us can't afford to add the Komplete5 to it yet. (I believe that is where the Koresounds I don't see are coming from???) Other than that, it seems to be very informing."

- Mark Van Meter / May 10th

"I highly recommend this tutorial. It'll take a while for you to get the best out of Kore 2 using the manual and asking questions on forums. This covers everything in reasonable detail with clear examples. There's a lot in it but it's divided up into many bite-size parts and is well indexed so you can go back and reference any part of the programme. It is well presented, easy to follow, simple to learn and can be to hand when required. "

- dodo / Mar 23rd

"This was a great tutorial and a great reference tool after you've finished watching. This was well organized, well edited and it never dragged. This really helped to gain a quick understanding of what Kore 2 can do! "

- elxsound / Mar 5th