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Share you favorite movie score that inspires you!
I love the Star Wars theme. It has always brought a since of inpsiration,awe,exploration of creativity to me since i was a kid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D0ZQPqeJkk&list=RD_D0ZQPqeJkk&start_radio=1
2 likes • Nov 13
Wow! There are so many movie scores that inspire me. I would have to say that the original Star Wars movie score and themes are what started my love for film scoring. Here's a list of some of my favorite. 1. Star wars 4-6 original score. Yoda's and The Forxe theme top the favorites list. 2. Home alone 1& 2 3. Spiderman 1 - 3 (Dannt Elfman) 4. ET (The GOAT) 5. Superman (The GOAT) 6. Avengers (Alan Sylvestri) 7. Jingle All The Way (1 not 2) 8. ImmortL Beloved (Beethoven) 9. Amadeus (Mozart) 10. Impromptu (Chopin) 11. Red Notice ( Steve Jablonski) 12. Nuremberg (Brian Tyler) 13. And so many more
0 likes • 30d
@Kevin Richardson šŸ’ÆšŸŽ¶šŸ”„šŸ’Ŗ
Music reviews?
Would anyone in the community be interested in doing live music reviews?
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26 members have voted
1 like • Nov 13
Lets Goooo! šŸ”„šŸ”„šŸ”„
Help!!! Computer Build for Composing
Hey PTN Fam, Any heavy computer minds here? So im venturing into creating a custom computer build for this next phase in my composing career. I will be doing largley orchestral libraries like spitfire audio/native instruments libraries/ East West studios / Orchestral tools and more. I would like suggestion on Ram/Processor/Type of harddrive, etc for this build. Budget will be 5k Im leaning towards PC but open to Apple suggestions also.
Help!!! Computer Build for Composing
4 likes • Oct 30
@Kevin Richardson , I also specialize in big orchestra works and use the high quality VIs as well. This list is in the order in which I find the best price for features/power. Places to shop for music studio computers 1. MicroCenter 2. Amazon 3. Sweetwater 4. Dell 5. PC Audio Labs 6. Apple No matter where you buy a computer, the best music studio computers are gaming computers. From my experience when it comes to Mac versus PC, the quick answer is you'll get more for your money on the PC side and have more flexibility to upgrade. However Mac does make a really solid computer but it will cost a lot more for the equivalent and the PC world. I'm currently on PC and have been for my entire career. My studio computers specs Regular Tower Core i9, up to 4.5 Ghz, liquid cooled Phantom 390 board 128 Gig dual channel gaming ram 2080 RTX, 8 Gig RAM 2 TB, M2 primary HD (system drive) 2 TB, Samsung EV NAND SSD (instruments) 2 TB, Samsung EV NAND SSD (PT Sessions) 2.5 Gpbs NIC RGB light with control And so on..
1 like • Nov 3
@Kevin Richardson happy to share.
Wins are signals. And we log signals.
If a system helped you move faster, land a gig, or just feel less scattered, share it. It could be how you handled a drop folder, renamed stems, a save system, naming regime.... or anything that saved your a@@... Big or small, if it helped, it’s valid.
1 like • Sep 15
@Nate Michalic I 100% agree.
PTN INSIDER REPORT 008 / Creator Power vs. Industry Stagnation / September 15, 2025
Since I missed Last week's, here is a bit of a fusion of 2 different topics in one.. — šŸ“ 1. CONTEXT / INDUSTRY SHIFT Two signals are colliding this week. On one side, creators are seizing new ground. Reports from Epidemic Sound and Summit Partners (Sept 9–12, 2025) show how creators are demanding direct monetization, smarter AI tools, and ownership of their pipelines. The ā€œmiddle classā€ of artists is being rebuilt around subscription models, live commerce, and community-powered economies. On the other side, legacy systems show cracks. In gaming, Nobuo Uematsu (Sept 8, 2025) warns that mainstream soundtracks are becoming ā€œless weird,ā€ more risk-averse, and more formulaic. Creativity narrows while independent spaces still experiment. Why it matters: as creators gain tools to monetize directly, large-scale institutions cling to safer formulas. The battle line is between empowerment and stagnation. - šŸ“‚ 2. CASE FOCUS / BREAKDOWN • Epidemic Sound ā€œFuture of Creator Economyā€ report (Sept 9, 2025) – creators now want workflow speed, AI integration, and ownership, not dependency on legacy distributors. • Summit Partners trend note (Sept 12, 2025) – brands and creators are collapsing the ā€œdiscovery to commerceā€ pipeline into one step. • Nobuo Uematsu (Sept 8, 2025) – mainstream game music has lost experimentation, with risk only showing up in indie titles. - šŸ“ˆ 3. STRATEGY OR BUSINESS PRINCIPLE The principle revealed: platform divergence. Where risk is punished at scale, creators are building their own economies where originality thrives. For music licensing, this means the most valuable placement opportunities will increasingly come from platforms, games, and communities that are structurally aligned with creator-led experimentation. Safe formulas dominate the mainstream, but new monetization models are rewarding uniqueness. - āœ… 4. TAKEAWAYS / ACTION STEPS 1. TRACK CREATOR ECONOMY TOOLS - Monitor how AI and subscription platforms are reshaping creator revenue. These tools will dictate future placement flows.
PTN INSIDER REPORT 008 / Creator Power vs. Industry Stagnation / September 15, 2025
3 likes • Sep 15
Appreciate the insight to the industry. I agree that there is a great opportunity to "build the bridges" between the two "rivers." The challenge is knowing where to build the bridge. I think about this a lot, so I'm glad you brought up the topic. šŸ¤”
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Luke Truan
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Luke Truan is an award-winning composer known for Star Wars fan film Clone Wars: Battle of the Heroes.

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Joined Sep 8, 2025