Exciting news this month! I signed an exclusive artist agreement with Jingle Punks music. Jingle Punks is the premier creative music agency. Custom music. Licensed music. Servicing film, television and brands. I'm very please to continue to work with Jingle Punks but with even more focus. I've been releasing music through Jingle Punks since 2010 and all of my music that has been placed in TV shows since then has been through Jingle Punks. They are a great team!
The completion of this deal is good timing since I am starting to finish up my Fall collection of tracks for film, and TV. I've got Ambient Electronic, Orchestral, and Rock tracks ready for final touches and mastering. It's the time in the process where I put on my producer hat and get honest with my artist self as to what works and what doesn't. I have found over the years that 'time' is a good tool to use for evaluating tracks. I like to get away from a track after a while. When I come back to it later I find that I have a fresher perspective. Sometimes in the heat of composing and laying down tracks you can cram too much in a piece. You know, your on a role and in the moment everything sounds "awesome!" Come back later after the moment has passed I find that I start to find unnecessary things; things that actually get in the way of the mood I'm trying to set. Any way that's what I'm doing now. I'm also evaluating ReNoise to see if it fits into my studio work flow. Besides Cakewalk I also use a tracker called SunVox. While SunVox is more than your traditional tracker it doesn't support VST's; ReNoise does allow VSTi's. I used it for only a little over the weekend. I'll write more later about it as use it more.
The completion of this deal is good timing since I am starting to finish up my Fall collection of tracks for film, and TV. I've got Ambient Electronic, Orchestral, and Rock tracks ready for final touches and mastering. It's the time in the process where I put on my producer hat and get honest with my artist self as to what works and what doesn't. I have found over the years that 'time' is a good tool to use for evaluating tracks. I like to get away from a track after a while. When I come back to it later I find that I have a fresher perspective. Sometimes in the heat of composing and laying down tracks you can cram too much in a piece. You know, your on a role and in the moment everything sounds "awesome!" Come back later after the moment has passed I find that I start to find unnecessary things; things that actually get in the way of the mood I'm trying to set. Any way that's what I'm doing now. I'm also evaluating ReNoise to see if it fits into my studio work flow. Besides Cakewalk I also use a tracker called SunVox. While SunVox is more than your traditional tracker it doesn't support VST's; ReNoise does allow VSTi's. I used it for only a little over the weekend. I'll write more later about it as use it more.
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