It’s always daunting starting a new piece of work. What’s even more daunting though is getting halfway through one and running out of ideas. For me, this brings about an abundance of self-doubt. If I’m not careful, I can spend an hour or two sitting and staring at the screen, wondering why the little electric […]
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Iconic Video Game Music Throughout The Years
I absolutely adore video game music, so I’m making this list as much for myself as I am for everyone else out there who enjoys the ever-growing world of game music. It’s come a long way from simple beeps, but that’s where I’ll start my list. 1988 The year I was born. This seems like […]
Essential Gear For The Home Composer
I wanted to share with you what I’ve put together as my composing workstation. It may not be the best combination for you but if you’re just starting out, it will give you a good idea of what gear and software are available. DAW — Reaper There are a lot of opinions on what is the best […]
Don’t Be The Composer Who Loses All Their Work
Don’t be the composer who loses all their work. No, not the upcoming gigs you’ve got; your tracks. Those tracks and stems that you’ve spent hours writing, recording, re-recording, and reviewing every little detail to make them an accurate vision of what you heard in your head. In this blog post, I’ll show you how […]