These Tools Are Still So Useful | TMM Issue 5
In this issue of Trailer Music Monthyl, I dive into some overlooked gems that are getting used all the time, some amazing tutorials, and loads more.
Richard Pryn
Hey guys. I am a trailer music composer. Podcaster. Illustrator. Writer. Educator. Husband. Father. And a huge fan of coffee
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🤭 This was fun
This week I decided to have some fun with one of my synthwave tracks, 1983 by my alter-ego Zac Rivers. Mostly just to have a little bit of a giggle but also because I love exploring new avenues of content creation. I am by no means a good filmmaker or...
🤷🏻♂️ What Do You Want To Know?
You may have noticed that I have been back on regular tutorials on my YouTube channel(s). I will be totally honest, for a while I lost my 'why' when it comes to these tutorials. But after my recent email about getting back into YouTube, I have been...
Crafting Mesmerizing Music for Tech-Based Documentaries
Unveil the secrets behind crafting mesmerizing music for tech documentaries. Explore instrument choices, the magic of delay effects, and the nuances of key selection. Learn how simplicity can create powerful melodies and discover the art of layering for depth.
I'm Scared to Share This...
I've been working on a very special project for the last few months. Yes, another one 🤣 This one is slightly different than usual though as it has me as a "vocalist" and I'll tell you what, I am very scared to share it. It&...
How to Create a Click Track In Logic Pro X
Sometimes you need to have the click created as a track in logic so that you can share the printed audio file with other producers. Let me show you how to do this.
What Is A Piano Roll?
The piano roll started out as one of the earliest forms of recording a musical performance. These days it is an essential part of any music studio.
6 Easy Ways To Write For Piano
It can be very easy to fall into the trap of using the piano in only one way. Let me show you 6 ways that you can use the piano to make your music sound more interesting.
The Percussion Family
From the tiniest egg shaker to the biggest orchestral bass drum, the percussion family is filled with amazing and wonderful sounds. Let's take a closer look at what makes them tick, tap, bang and boom.