Hi, everyone! I would like to know your opinion and so pick 'em up about the two main Audio Engines out there! I learned both, there are two completely different logics, personally I found FMOD more intuitive, but Wwise has got really more functions! What do you think about it?

This post might be a little off topic, but I'm asking for a general survey, since I'm recording some "case study" videos to publish on Youtube. The language I'm recording them in is Italian (my language) since I can be much more empathetic than in English. You, as viewers, how do you adapt in this case? Are you willing to read subtitles or do you prefer to follow the videos in English?

Hi, I need advice about new PC to buy sooner or later: For cinematic music which are the minimum of requirements to care of? Intel or AMD? Which model? Which minimum RAM? Which minimum power must the processor have (3,5Ghz, 4Ghz, 4core, 8core..) Now I am on a 2,4Ghz Xeon, 16gb of RAM (I know, I know, very weak system) Many thanks

Dear everyone, I hope you had a great start into 2025! I was actually a bit away from the interwebs to recharge my batteries. Now I am back to help you guys getting your dream career or gig in 2025. Once again, please leave all the negative thoughts and fears behind and look forward to rocking this year! Here are a few first steps you can take to get closer to your goal. First of all, you need an action plan. If you need help with this, always feel free to reach out. I am here every week during six weekly live calls to personally help you with everything you need ... and personal track feedback as long as you want! 😎 Anyway, the action plan should ignore the entire big journey ahead and only focus on the first few things we should get going: Your target industry, a dedicated demo reel that should be set up within an hour (except writing the music of course), targeted application email and message texts, 10-15 mins every day to reach out to all the opportunities and people out there. Also, if you feel a task being too big or you don't have that much time, break it down to several smaller tasks that are achievable within a few minutes/hours or a day. For example: Setting up your demo reel - Start checking your older work by picking 3-5 tracks first matching your target group. Forget about all the stuff involving writing new music and so on. Need help? I am always here!

Hey everyone, I had this idea (and probably saw it mentioned elsewhere as well) that artists might benefit from a dedicate platform like substack, but for music. Is this something people might be interested in or are services like patreon and substack enough already?