Hey community hope everyone is doing good, I’m trying to go all in I just bought the trailblazer 1 & 2 from the master @Alex Pfeffer but my pockets are not that deep 🤣🤣 , I’m locking for a really good and affordable choir library that I can use to practice and maybe use on my first jobs, between $100 and $150. I was locking into eastwest Hollywood choir. Let me know and thanks 🙏🏻

lol subject says it all, how long do you spend looking for risers? Seems like it's hard to find a good one in a pile of presets. Transitional elements in general have been a difficult spot for me. Any tips on finding useful ones in less time?

Hey everyone, couldn't hold back and finally recorded a video about this topic. I have worked with many composers so far and listen to hundreds of trailer tracks (actually it must be probably over a thousand by now 😅) and almost everyone is exactly doing these same mistakes over and over! Make sure to follow these suggestions, then you will have success in this industry. Your music will be licensed and heard!

Hey everyone, The session walkthrough for my new epic cinematic track with 80s elements and choir will drop very soon! This upload will be the Cubase session playback without any talking, so you can take a closer look at the full project, instruments, and production flow in action. If you’d like to go even deeper, I’m preparing a full detailed version that includes: 🎛️ The complete Cubase session breakdown 🎚️ The post-production process 🎥 Several in-depth videos explaining every step of the track All of that will be released inside my upcoming Trailer Music Trailblazers II course. And if you haven’t joined yet — right now you can get access to all my courses on the Audio Artist Academy for just $27/month. 👉 Get all courses here Stay tuned, the walkthrough is coming very soon! Cheerio, Alex

Hey everyone, I recorded a little exclusive video for you guys. If you seriously want to get into the Trailer and Production Music World, you definitely have to take the points of this video into consideration. I would go as far and saying, if you don't want to pay attention to the things I am mentioning here, you will not stand a chance out there. Believe it or not, but there are CEOs of trailer music companies who can see, based on the waveform, if your track is good or not! As always, I am here for you and if you have any questions, feel free to hit me up or use the comment section.