Hey everyone, if you are interested to find work in the video game industry, the music writing process is a bit of a different one compared to all the other industries. One of the most important skills is to create music that loops perfectly. ... and here we go with our next challenge. The Video Game Loop Challenge! 🎮 1. Find the picture attached to this post 2. Write a 60-90 sec loop that is fitting the scenery 3. Only focus on the music itself, no sound design, no additional voiceovers etc. 4. The file should be attached to a comment on THIS thread. I would need to be able to download to check it in a DAW or an audio player. Requirement: The audio loop has to loop seemlessly when playing back and perfectly fit the scenery. There should be no glitch, no pause, no hicup or any other sort of distracting stuff going on at the transition point. The winner will be drawn at the end of January 2025. Prize will be lifetime access to my video games course and one month free access to the Audio Artist Rise Program. Have fun!

Hello everyone. I would love to get feedback on this try to make a trailer track. I believe most of you will recognize what was the reference track for this one.😅 Excited to hear any thoughts for improvement, thank you all! Listen Here

Hello everyone my name is Aviv and I'm on my first steps as a media composer. I want to clarify that this is my first serious hired job, and I am not familiar with all the professional terms of copyright/license music, so I may sound "noob" in my explanation/questions. 😅 I've been hired by a video production company to compose 1 minute of custom music for one of their clients commercial. The client asked for a couple of bids: 1. Using the music in their digital assets for unlimited time and one year of sponsored campaigns online. 2. Using the music for worldwide TV for one year. 3. Using the music freely as they want, they called it "Total Release" (I dont even know if thats a term in this business) but my guess is that they ment for a buy-out. Anyway the client chose for now only bid offer number 1. I've been paid by the video production company the amount we agreed on the bid offer number 1. *I haven't signed with them any contract/agreement so far* So my question is: Should I send any kind of agreement that confirms that my music is being used as we agreed and that I own all the rights? If so, I hope someone can teach me from their experience how to pronounce that kind of agreement. I will also like to know how I can preserve some kind of rights if they will choose to expand for bid offer number 3. I hope I've managed to be clear with my explanation. Thank you so much for your time!