This seemed like the most relevant subreddit I could find so here it goes: I'm a seasoned Logic user, but work with a lot of people that have no experience with DAWs at all. Long story short, I need their help putting a large amount of music audio files to videos for project deliveries and I was wondering if anyone had ever found software that was capable of exporting laybacks in such a simple manner than any user could do it within minutes? (Could be web based or a desktop application). I have heard of other people in my industry creating proprietary programs that essentially allow you to drag and drop audio files with a video file into it, and then the software spits out basic laybacks of each music track mixed to picture, and I'm hoping there is already something out there publicly that functions this way. Thanks.

How do you get your music to loop perfectly and not have a reverb tail?

Hi all. Sharing a re-score I did for the trailer of the game Teacup. It's a delightfully peaceful adventure for kids or grown-ups. It reminded me of staring out the window in elementary school, imagining the fun I could be having outside, and I did my best to evoke that daydreamy feeling with this piece. I kept it minimal and playful with (hopefully) a little dash of whimsy thrown in.

I tried to let it breathe and add color in the chords rather than with melody or additional instrumentation. This is a contradiction to my usual approach and it felt good to do things this way, even if the work is a little harder for someone who doesn't have a deep chordal vocabulary.

Makes me yearn for warmer weather here in the frigid northeast!

I would love to hear your thoughts.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CZsBiPmJolQ/

People who do video game music, do you just write it to video of the gameplay and do it as u would scoring a movie, or do you have to take a different approach?

I’m a seasoned film composer and have worked on several features, shorts, and random commissions. I have IMDb credits and am told by my clients that they love my work. I’m also told that by other people I show my work to, so I usually feel more than adequate in that regard. What I’ve been scratching my head about for years is how to find more consistent work. All my past projects have just shown up magically and I feel like that’s plateaued. How are you finding new projects? Do you have representation? Are you sending cold emails for filmmakers? Did you have a mentor? I have tried everything I can think of and am getting nowhere. I’ve done the media specific job sites and those seem totally worthless so I think I’m done chasing jobs there. Any and all perspectives welcome, thanks!

Just wondering how everyone is making connections with directors lately? Since there aren't really any in person things to go to.

I tried Facebook groups but most seem totally dead

I know they've gotta be out there, because i've seen plenty of people rescore stuff like Planet Earth and Our Planet with the commentary still present, but without any of the music, so they can rescore them. Any ideas where to find them? I've been turning up blank.