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Sounds really good man!

Would love to hear from others with music licensing experience

I've been making a good living from music for around 6 years. Most of my income comes from music licensing the rest is sound design.

Is anyone having issues viewing the thread? I ask because someone sent me an email stating the thread didn't load half the time

What bit rate/file res are you uploading? I'm curious...never used BC, but I'm interested for the sake of the comparison

This is a list of 5 resources i use to get my music placement in film/tv.

No, I don't need to zoom and line it at all. I doing exactly what Steenamaroo is talking about. I watched the video and I agree that seems like he's doing a lot more work than he needs to (imo). In every daw I've every worked in i've just copy and paste. Never needed to zoom in anything unless...

I personally like the Beyerdynamic dt770.

Hi Everyone, My name is Greg Savage, I'm new here, but not new to music production, sound design or anything else audio related. I make a living placing my music in TV/Film as well as sound designing for various sound companies.

Hi Simon, I do music for a living, have been for a little over 6 years. Sound design is great (imo). I've done some work with a lot big companies and produced background music for a lot of different TV stations. It can be a little frustrating at times, but stick with it. School is great, but...

I'm a little confused, shouldn't it just automatically line up upon pasting it? I just copy and paste my hooks/verse (or w/e section) and it's perfect.

Mostly just stereo, I will mix using a mono grot box, but that's about it

Great advice, I was just going to mention recording into a DAW. I'm not sure what your budget is, but I see a lot of people raving about reaper it's around $60.00. There is another called Ntrack that's about $50.00.

I'm not sure if it's something I'd actually use, but it does look interesting. I wonder if my local GC has this.

I don't think you'll run into any issues. I'm always transferring files from my 32 system to my 64bit. I'm not saying there can't be an issue, but I've never run into one.

I haven't used Acid in many years, but if memory serves me correct, the .acd is just an extension (acid's project file extension). You still need the audio files. If Armistice and I are right in our assumption, then I would advise transferring those files through Drobox as wav files can become...