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There is no single right answer. We’re all at different places..different levels, following different business models.
Right on MichaelL.
BIGG ROME loves to pontificate but the truth, as MichaelL says, “There is no single right answer.”!
Great post MuscoSound and spot on.
How often do your specific time edits get used?
I find that they have more value on RF sites. In other words they consistently sell.
I try to make the edits as close to the time as possible. For loops I pick a section that’s not too busy.
Plus, there are a lot of styles I just don’t feel.
Maybe because I have been in so many bands and played so many types of music as a studio musician I actually do “feel” a lot of different types of music. Plus my A.D.D. is not happy if I focus too much! LOL!
[Removed] (is that you Art?!)
Yeah, stupid WP keeps defaulting back to admin name (not a good thing) when I update my user profile. Fixed now.
I like trying all styles. Mainly because I like the challenge.
@The Dude. I didn’t restrict any of your posts. Sometimes the darn Internet thingy just doesn’t work right! 🙂
@bigg rome. It’s important to try and keep the threads on topic. If you want to discuss the online world, promoting music, social media, the new world order, etc there is a forum for that specifically. Please create a topic there:
Let’s try to keep it all in one place.
Thanks
Lots of deleted posts, topic closed. Please don’t hijack threads!
This is not some kind of Content ID service is it?
Nope.
You should probably read this: http://www.soundexchange.com/about/
When writing directly for a production company I’ve always been coached to take advantage of panning and to keep the “interesting” stuff (melodic instruments, etc) out of the middle so as not to create competition with the dialog. The more room for dialog the louder the music can be mixed without interfering. I’ve also been told to be careful with loud drums and percussive elements due to the fact that when the music mix is turned down to make room for other elements (dialog, etc) nothing will be left of the mix but a faint snare beat. On certain shows both of these things can keep a track from getting used.
but I’m curious whether libraries are likely to be less tolerant of obvious stereo effects.
I like stereo panning and I’ve never given it that much thought. I seldom check mono and have never been told it’s a problem. Then again maybe I’d be more successful if I did! I really just go with what sounds good to me with one caveat. I’m pretty anal about checking commercial releases on my system so I don’t go too far astray.
while we still have the strength to get up off our rockers?
Ehhh? What did you say? Hearing is not quite as good and I’m still stuck in my rocker. Then again, we always rock!
Once more I will remind you all. Discussions about individual libraries must take place at the appropriate library listing on MLR, not on an open forum. Those references will be removed.