Heya everyone!. Excited to FINALLY share my newest demo reel . Plz check it out and if you need music feel free to DM/email me. I can also send more specific portfolio's depending on what you're looking for/etc. Any retweets/likes are super duper appreciated ❤️

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Anyways. Just wanted to share, in case some others have had these problems and tried these things. Idk, but it seems to be working for me so far. (on a great no revisions streak for actual submissions actually). Will keep experimenting though, bcz its a never ending battle haha.

One positive, is also that I simply don't spend nearly as much time relistening to my own music repeatedly. A habit that I've been guilty of for a while. And I'm hoping this translates to more objectivity on my own work. Since I'm not playing the track OVER and OVER all day.

This has been making it even more fun to write. Because I know if I don't like something, I just move on. I don't sit there (as much) and try to polish every idea to death. And at the end of some days, I have 4 - 5 decent ideas that can all be their own pieces later (if wanted).

And another process change I've been trying, is just writing LOTS of small sections of music. I mean, 10 - 30 sketches of 2 - 8 bar ideas a week. And then later, relistening and picking my favorites, and developing those. Instead of painstakingly trying to polish 1 or 2 ideas.

It feels more "exposed" to write this way. Bcz I'm not pouring tons and tons of hours over each part, making everything "perfect". But also, I enjoy not being hella stressed by writing as much. And at the same time, MORE time spent on art does NOT equal better quality anyways imo.

And my writing speed has increased exponentionally. I'm working on 2 games right now (outside of my day job) and I'm knocking these tracks out quick, and with a lot less stress. But at the same time, I still worry about sending out stuff that isn't scrutinized to the 9th degree.

Meaning I have been playing every part in, singing on top of stuff, and moving on pretty quickly. Its DEFINITEY faster to write this way. But I do feel sort of like I'm losing that intense QA/editing I used to do. At the same time, I feel so much less drained after writing haha.

I've been experimenting with my comp style lately. Ordinarily I pour SO much time into perfecting my main melody, before really developing it later. Meaning lots of hours on just a single section of music. But lately I've just been writing in a more "stream of consciousness" way.

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New guitar dayyyyyy (Martin OM28) . Working on a new soundtrack that is going to have lots of live guitar. So of course, gotta get a new (different) one

Anyone I know using a 4k 40 inch or larger monitor for music work? . Thinking of moving my ultrawide to a secondary location, and I think I miss the vertical real estate of more normal monitors. But idk what to get.

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Who do I know that is going to GameSoundCon in October? . Might go this year if possible, and would love to meet as many peeps in person if I do 😁.

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