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Letting Go of Precious, [Part 3]
How do you know when you’re clinging to an idea, a part, or a song too long? How do you let go of dated melodies, arrangements, and production styles? What can you do to solve these problems and turn that stale idea, song, production style, and your career into something that can take you to the next level? Read this to find out what three really smart people recommend!
Keith LuBrant - Turnersville, NJ USA - Great placement in the hit TV series Poker Face on Apple+/PeacockRead the full story
Elna Myburg - Kingwood, TX USA - Placements on The Bachelor and RuPaul’s Drag Race on ABC and HuluRead the full story
David Flavin - Corcoran, MN USA - Syncs in Ballerina: From the World of John Wick and A Man Called OttoRead the full story
Marco Iannello - Greater Manchester, United Kingdom - Global syncs on TBS, MTV, Bravo, TV3, M6, France 5, and Pro7Read the full story
Chris Moser - Riggisberg, SWITZERLAND - His income has QUADRUPLED! Worth the waitRead the full story
Hubert Razack - Toronto, ON CANADA - 50 tracks signed across four companies in his first yearRead the full story
David Sizemore - Trenton, OH USA - His first signing resulted from taking TAXI’s process more seriouslyRead the full story
Gary Nobile - Santa Clara, CA USA -
Signed 7 tracks with a Hollywood-based music libraryRead the full story
David Gates - Lincoln, Lincolnshire , UNITED KINGDOM - He almost quit TAXI, then this happened...Read the full story
The Instrumental Genres That Get the Most Syncs
Composers and producers often ask us which instrumental genres get sync placements most frequently. We did the research and went down some rabbit holes to get a definitive answer. And the answer is, it depends! But we uncovered a lot of valuable information we think you’re going to find extremely helpful in deciding which genres you should be cranking out.
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