Essential Trailer Music Tips

The trailer music industry is a small but daunting industry. Nonetheless, if you give it your best when producing music for trailers, and you do it successfully, the reward can be very significant. Our friends at evenant.com did the groundwork for all of us by collecting useful (and efficient) tips you will find below. — October 1st,  2018 Let us start

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You Should Listen To Video Game Soundtracks At Work

Productivity studies suggest you can boost your output with the right music. But more importantly, new findings concurred that listening to music from video games helps you focus! — July 26,  2018 Plenty of studies show that having some sound around you can help you focus, probably because it gives your subconscious something to tune out. There isn’t a wealth of

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10 Essential Trailer Music Tips

Here are ten tips to help you compose better trailer music and get your tracks placed in Hollywood trailers — June 25,  2018 Tip #1 Figure out what’s trending, and what genre and style you like. Tip #2 In trailer music, quantity matters – Your goal is to make a lot of great, qualitative, licensable tracks. Tip #3 Rip-off (yes, rip-off) trailer music

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8 Great Fighting Game Soundtracks From The ’90s

Get the lowdown on the most exciting fighting game soundtracks, from Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat to Streets Of Rage and Wolverine: Adamantium Rage. — June 19,  2018 Perhaps more than any other video game genre, fighting games have always been accompanied by incredible music. This is why when we came across with a list compiled by Redbull .com with the

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What’s it like writing music for a torture scene?

It could be the tension; it could be the gore. Either way, there are moments during some horror films where you just need to look away. Dan Luscombe didn’t have that luxury. — December 20, 2017. “Any scene that there was music in, I had to watch — either in tiny increments or its entirety — up to 100 times,”

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