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🎬 Quick Question for You 🎬
What do you think is more important right now for landing real projects as a composer? 👉 A polished demo reel 👉 Networking and connections Drop your vote and let us now why in the comments 👇
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🎬 Quick Question for You 🎬
6 likes • 1d
As a newbie to the industry I voted the demo reel. Obviously you need both options but I don't have many contacts, and without a half decent demo reel I would not be able to reach out to people. Since doing Alex's demo reel idea and then reaching out I have had the opportunity to write an album for a publisher.
🎬 From Lost and Overwhelmed to Trailer Music Wins — Meet Matt
Every once in a while, someone in our community shares a journey that perfectly captures what this whole thing is about. That’s exactly what happened when I sat down with Matt, who just a couple of years ago was stuck — struggling to break into the trailer music world, doubting himself, and unsure where to go next. In his words: “I had the music... but no plan. No idea where to send it, who to talk to, or how to even approach people. It felt like shouting into the void.” But things did change. Matt went from working completely alone to: - Signing with three trailer music libraries (including ones doing Marvel and AAA placements) - Releasing a full trailer album - Writing custom tracks that are now being pitched to major campaigns - Finally getting to work on trailerized pop song arrangements — a dream of his from the start - All of this happened once he stopped working in isolation and started building a real strategy, accountability, and support system around his music career. 🎥 In this video, Matt talks about: - The moment everything began to shift - How real feedback, live calls, and step-by-step planning helped - And why the echo chamber so many composers are trapped in is the real creativity killer - Watch the full interview in the attached video. If you’re curious about the program Matt is talking about — the one that gave him the tools, clarity, and support to finally break through — you can check it out here: 👉 Learn more about the Audio Artist Rise Program There’s no magic bullet. But there is a clear path forward — and a group of people who have your back. ✌️ Alex
🎬 From Lost and Overwhelmed to Trailer Music Wins — Meet Matt
5 likes • Jul 28
Amazing interview thank you for sharing. Very inspiring!
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2 likes • Jul 1
Yes please @Alex Pfeffer
Bouncing and exporting midi tracks to audio in cubase.
Hi everyone I was wondering if anyone would know the answer... When I bounce midi out to audio and have pre-sample delay on a track, cubase cuts off the start of the sound. If I extend the midi region slightly it then captures it, but i was wondering if there was a setting I can change that will include it all, instead of me having to extend the midi region each time?
1 like • Jun 25
@Alex Pfeffer cheers for the reply. I was more talking about from a sound design point of view really. It is useful to know about adding the full bar and putting in the title the BPM. If you were delivering a track to someone fully mastered would you put the BPM of the track in the title or just in the Meta data for instance?
1 like • Jun 25
@Alex Pfeffer ok cheers Alex
Need professional and dramatic profile pictures? - Try this!
Hey music crafting people, in case you need some great profile pictures or anything, try this in ChatGPT. Upload a selfie, then use this prompt: A cinematic double exposure of a man in profile, with a post-apocalyptic cityscape inside his silhouette. The inner scene shows the man walking through a destroyed, burning urban street, buildings in ruins, glowing embers and fire, with a dramatic sunset in the background. Moody lighting, warm tones, emotional and introspective mood, high detail, 8K resolution Another example would be: Create a high-contrast black and white close-up portrait of the referenced man. The image should depict only the left half of his face, partially submerged in water, with water droplets and bubbles visible on his skin and hair. Illuminate the left side of the face dramatically, casting the rest into deep shadow. dark background. detail in skin texture, beard stubble, and eye focus to evoke a moody cinematic atmosphere. I:1 orientation Both results attached to this post.
Need professional and dramatic profile pictures? - Try this!
5 likes • Jun 22
This is really cool! I kinda like mine.
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Sam Monks
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