Hey PTN Community, I really can't express how honored I am to be in a community with such talented creatives! This is my very first post inside of the community and I'm being vulnerable by opening myself up to any and all honest feedback for a song I'm working! The record is called "When Darkness Falls" and the aim is to be a suspenseful trailer that captures the attention of listeners from inception to completion! I'm particularly interested in feedback on the production, song structure, and vocal performance. There is a disco link below and thank you to everyone who gives feedback! https://s.disco.ac/wdmtemgtejnr

Hey everyone! I’ve been a part of this group for a couple months now, and I never introduced myself. I’m a producer/ composer in sync with some placements. I’ve been also working on a tool for all the producers and composers in the sync world called Stemio. This tool creates alt mixes through ai stem detection in min. Instead of waiting at the DAW for hours this saves time and helps creators with the tedious work. We’re at the beginning stage but I’d love to get feedback, here’s the waitlist https://www.stemio.io/#wishlist and thank you!

I came across this amazing beatboxing video and it inspired me for today! Wanted to share this with thr PTN family! Enjoy.. https://youtu.be/PGTw_s5V-xM?si=xuvEAYEOnIRLA3IJ

👋 🎬 No-Cost Way to Practice Scoring to Picture Using Canva Canva is an underrated goldmine for composers. You don’t need access to a short film. You don’t need a director. You don’t need permission. You just need initiative. Step 1: Create the Visual Scene Inside Canva: 1. Create a new Video Presentation. 2. Search for cinematic footage (example searches): 3. When you find a clip you like: Now you’ve got a cohesive 30 sec – 1:30 short film. Step 2: Export the Film - Export as MP4 - Keep it clean (no text overlays unless you want to add a title card) Step 3: Bring It Into Your DAW - Import the MP4 into your DAW. - Spot it like a real film. - Identify: Compose like you were hired. Treat it seriously. Step 4: Finalize Your Score - Mix it properly. - Master lightly for clarity. - Export as WAV. Step 5: Recombine in Canva - Re-upload the WAV into Canva. - Replace original audio. - Export final MP4. Now you have: ✅ A fully scored cinematic piece ✅ Something for your reel ✅ A practice project ✅ A sync-style portfolio piece For $0. I have used this personally to create reels and grab the attention of directors. Try it out 🫡

Hey everyone, What sync libraries do you use? Did you create your own and if so, how do you shop your library around? Im new to the sync world and need help.