Hello everyone. I’m Rob and I create Pop/ R&B/ Hip Hop instrumentals. I am learning to critique my production for tv, film, trailers, gaming etc. I joined this community for just that reason. I’ve created music for a very long time freelance and self taught for the most part. But 2026 is the year for me to face my fears and see where my work really stands in the real world. I am so thankful to have found and be accepted into a community like this and am ready to go. I wish to level up in production structure and scoring. I’m all ears. Childlike and willing to learn.

Not a massive win but, this week I composed a full OST for a indie game participating in this years Global Gam Jam! It was incredibly fun and difficult as we only have about a week, but my team built the game and I got the score and sound design wrapped all in time! Is anyone else dabbling in the games industry of Global Game Jam? I’d love to hear from yall!

Yo PTN family whats good! Just checkin in, seeing how everyone’s week is going. What are y’all working on? Feel free to drop some links! 🔥 *Reminder : live music reviews happening on Feb 11th*

We are opening submissions for PTN’s second Live Listening Session. HOSTED BY our own: @Nate Michalic This session is focused specifically on music for visual media, so please read before submitting. (Submission info below) We are listening for cues or tracks that feel purpose-driven, structured, and built with picture in mind. 🎥Think arcs, scenes, ads, trailers, moments, and pacing. Music that could live under a story. Your cue does not need to be perfect. It needs intention. If it feels “almost ready,” or you want clarity on whether it truly lands for film, TV, trailers, or branded media, this room is for you. Before you submit, ask yourself: • Does this cue move in a way that supports visual media? • Does it have a clear structure, or is that something you want help with? • Can you hear it under a scene? • Does it have a sting, and what does the ending communicate? • Is the mix in a place where the idea can be judged? If any of this fits, or this kind of feedback would help you, send it in. SUBMIT VIA EMAIL: [email protected] Submission cutoff: Tuesday, Feb 10 at 7 PM CST We will review the submissions and play as many cues as the session time allows. Bring your best work forward.

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