Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts or opinions about getting Modern Scoring Brass or Cinematic Studio Brass?

Hey everyone, just wanted to let you know that I uploaded a new video for Trailer Music Trailblazers Interactive. So far everyone of you got personal videos sent back as feedback. I also reduced the seats to 10 because I want to focus on everyone and not rushing through recording some quick random video notes. There are still five left, so if you are interested. You can check out more info here: https://tmti.alexpfeffer.com/ Short version: It is not just a course, it is you doing homework at your own pace and you will get personal videos from me helping you to write a trailer/license/production music track.

Most composers I work with don't have a talent problem. They have a finishing problem. The folder of half-finished ideas. The track that was almost there in March, still almost there in November. That's the problem I built TMT Interactive to fix. 9 weeks. One complete, mastered trailer track, start to finish. We begin with a very basic concept and move one step a week, no jumping ahead. ⚠️ What makes it different from a normal course: ⚠️ Each week you do that week's assignment and send me the result. I send back a personal video reviewing your specific work and telling you exactly what to fix before the next step. Real feedback on your own music, from me, every week, for 9 weeks. And no worries, you can go at your own pace. If you feel like needing two weeks in betwee - no problem at all! I am ready when you are! Founding cohort, 10 seats, $397 (lowest it will ever cost). First video drops Wed 1 July, 3pm. Full details and enrollment: https://tmti.alexpfeffer.com/

Hi everybody! I have couple of questions about looping video game music. I have used the method taught in "Creating a loop" in the Game Music Conquerors course, and the loop sounds great! But on the very first playthrough of the track it sounds a bit unnatural and I guess it's because the start of the track contains the reverb tail from the end of the track. Is there a way to prevent this? Or is it better to make 2 tracks, where the first track is the first playthrough, and the second tracks is the loopable track? And I have some tracks that has an 8 bar intro, that then goes into the loopable part. What is the best way to handle the intro? 😄 Thanks!

Hey guys, for those of you members of TMT Interactive. A new session is available. Personal feedback videos will roll out soon! Currently 15 out of 20 seats left. Quickly want to explain, this is not some artificial scarcity or guru hype but TMT Interactive is not just a course, I will record personal video feedback for you after every lesson when you send me the material. More info here or directly in the Skool classroom: https://tmti.alexpfeffer.com/