I want to be straight with you because this community deserves that. You know I've been pouring pretty much my entire day into helping composers with the business side of things. Guides, calls, resources, answering questions at all hours. I loved doing it and I still do. I was passionate enough to believe this could become my full time thing. But at some point reality kicks in and the truth is that not enough people converted to keep this going the way I was running it. So I made a decision. Every course in the Audio Artist Academy classroom is now at the lowest price it will ever be. Please be aware that this does NOT include guest courses, ComposerOS and the new workshops! This is the biggest and final sale I'll ever do. These prices are permanent. No countdown timers, no fake urgency. Just the reality of where things stand. A few courses are still in early access and I will absolutely finish them. You have my word on that. Now the other important part: Audio Artist Rise is staying. The live calls are staying. This community of 2,000 people is staying. I'm looking forward to continuing to build something great here with all of you. What's changing is that I can't keep dedicating the bulk of my day to creating free content and hoping it turns into something sustainable. That chapter is closing. To everyone who invested in themselves, showed up to calls, put in the work and actually made moves: You made all of this worth it. Watching some of you land deals and sign with companies has been one of the best parts of my career. I'm not going anywhere. I'm just being honest about what has to change. If you have questions, drop them below. Check the new prices here. Hint: They are LOW! https://www.skool.com/audio-artist-academy/classroom I'm here. Cheerio, Alex

With permission from @Alex Pfeffer to post this here ... 🎶 I am hosting a free live session where I will show how I compose with "interval matrices." (sounds fancy, I know, but it works better than anything else I've come across in conventional textbooks 😁). It's a way of composing directly from interval relationships instead of starting with scales or chord progressions. It leads to some really interesting and unique-sounding musical results. 😎 In the session ... - ... I will break it down in a simple way, what interval matrices are - ... share many musical examples so you can hear what it sounds like - ... and show how you can use it in your own music. No need to be a music theory expert, you just need to be curious (and be able to read the treble clef and the bass clef). 💪 It's happening on Feb 25 at 5 pm CET (that's Vienna time). Here's the link to register, it's free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/xeSg3xHATb6TSWBoLVtkrQ#/registration Would love to have some fellow music creators join! 🎶🙂👍 I'll also record it, in case you want to join, but can't (for whatever reason). And for those who want to know more about me or what I do: - full-time composer for the last 20 years - specialize in composing with the intervals - worked for Disney, Mattel, Warner, and many others - run the Circle of Interval Magicians (here on Skool) In case you're curious to check out the Circle, please go through Alex's affiliate link right here and show him some love for what he's built here: https://www.skool.com/circle-of-interval-magicians/about?ref=52b69798594c4ec285177ca20474dc8e

Here´s a free renaming tool. I use when it comes to rename loads of files. Easy to use: https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/

Hi guys, are you fed up with endless searchings on your drives? Here´s a great solution and it´s totally free! It´s called Everything. ONce installed it creates an index of all your files within a few minutes. When you search for a particular file on your system or even on your nas or elsewhere, open the app type in the name or parts of the name and you get the result within 1 or 2 seconds. I´ve got almost 8 TB libraries and data on my system and it´s so quick. I´m just a user I´m not involved in any way! Here´s a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYaN83fBa2A Here´s the download: https://www.voidtools.com/downloads/

I also work with a tool that tracks the time I spend working on a project. It´s free, but there´s also a luxurious version available. It is a VST plugin that automatically starts and stops when the project is opened and closed in CB. This way, you can see at the end how much time you actually spent working on the project. Of course, it can also be paused when taking a break. The tool is free and developed by HOFA. Here is the link: 4U Project Time: scroll in the middle.... https://hofa-plugins.de/en/freeware-en/ Payware: https://hofa-plugins.de/en/shop/freeware-en/4u-projecttime/