Need Objective Critique of Bluegrass Tune
Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2023 2:46 pm
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Hi, I originally submitted this for listing https://www.taxi.com/listings/S230512GR
The screener's feedback was that it needed to be more polished. The link above will bring you to the "polished" version.
I need an objective POV to let me know what work still needs to be done. I didn't use drums because I didn't think that
I could make them sound good. I'm not sure if drums are essential.
Lots of BLUEGRASS INSTRUMENTALS and/or INSTRUMENTAL CUES are needed by an International Music Library with lots of great placements in Film and TV.
This Library is searching for Mid-to-Up-Tempo Instrumentals (and/or Cues) in the general wheelhouse of the following examples we got directly from our contact at the firm:
“Sweet Marjorie” by Dusty Trales, Christopher Pandolfi, & Andrew Falco
“Gold Fever” by Dusty Trales, Christopher Pandolfi, & Andrew Falco
“Cotillion Waltz” by Dusty Trales, Christopher Pandolfi, & Andrew Falco
Please submit well-composed Bluegrass Instrumentals (and/or Cues) that could work well for a variety of TV and Film placements. Your submissions should have inviting motifs, feel-good rhythms, and top-notch arrangements in the general wheelhouse of the references. Contemporary Bluegrass instrumentation such as banjo, guitar, mandolin, dobro, bass, drums, etc. will work best for this pitch. Please be sure to craft your pieces around a central motif and layer instrumentation in and out as they progress to create dynamics, forward motion, and interest. Please be sure your production and any virtual sounds or samples you may choose to use are high-quality and realistic-sounding.
Your submissions should be roughly 90 Seconds (give or take) long for Cues, and about 2 to 4 minutes long for Instrumentals, give or take. Non-faded, buttoned/stinger endings will work best. Do NOT copy the referenced music in any way, shape, or form. Use it only as a general guide for tempo, texture, tone, and overall vibe.
Hi, I originally submitted this for listing https://www.taxi.com/listings/S230512GR
The screener's feedback was that it needed to be more polished. The link above will bring you to the "polished" version.
I need an objective POV to let me know what work still needs to be done. I didn't use drums because I didn't think that
I could make them sound good. I'm not sure if drums are essential.
Lots of BLUEGRASS INSTRUMENTALS and/or INSTRUMENTAL CUES are needed by an International Music Library with lots of great placements in Film and TV.
This Library is searching for Mid-to-Up-Tempo Instrumentals (and/or Cues) in the general wheelhouse of the following examples we got directly from our contact at the firm:
“Sweet Marjorie” by Dusty Trales, Christopher Pandolfi, & Andrew Falco
“Gold Fever” by Dusty Trales, Christopher Pandolfi, & Andrew Falco
“Cotillion Waltz” by Dusty Trales, Christopher Pandolfi, & Andrew Falco
Please submit well-composed Bluegrass Instrumentals (and/or Cues) that could work well for a variety of TV and Film placements. Your submissions should have inviting motifs, feel-good rhythms, and top-notch arrangements in the general wheelhouse of the references. Contemporary Bluegrass instrumentation such as banjo, guitar, mandolin, dobro, bass, drums, etc. will work best for this pitch. Please be sure to craft your pieces around a central motif and layer instrumentation in and out as they progress to create dynamics, forward motion, and interest. Please be sure your production and any virtual sounds or samples you may choose to use are high-quality and realistic-sounding.
Your submissions should be roughly 90 Seconds (give or take) long for Cues, and about 2 to 4 minutes long for Instrumentals, give or take. Non-faded, buttoned/stinger endings will work best. Do NOT copy the referenced music in any way, shape, or form. Use it only as a general guide for tempo, texture, tone, and overall vibe.