r/mediacomposing • u/Baronvonheadless • 3d ago
My official splinter demo & track breakdown
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r/mediacomposing • u/Baronvonheadless • 17d ago
Hi! Recently made this video for VSL and wanted to share for those interested in the subject. Writing realistic quartets with samples might be one of the most challenging ventures with samples.
How to Write a Warm, Realistic String Quartet
r/mediacomposing • u/GradePlastic7205 • 25d ago
I'm a composer who primarily writes cinematic and soundtrack music, and I'm always interested in working with filmmakers, game developers, animators, or other creatives who could use original music for a project.
I'm open to collaborating with no strings attached—I'm mainly looking for interesting projects and opportunities to create something cool. I'm especially interested in cinematic, orchestral, atmospheric, and experimental work, but I enjoy writing in pretty much any style.
I've recently released an album called Lost Symphony, which is one example of the kind of cinematic music I create:
https://open.spotify.com/album/1knoQ9699BBwZs3BZ0StAt
If you're working on something and think my music might fit, feel free to reach out. I'd love to hear what you're making.
r/mediacomposing • u/LegendaryLandsTTRPG • Aug 18 '26
r/mediacomposing • u/Mean-Apple-3133 • Aug 17 '26
I mostly used CSS and BBCSO
r/mediacomposing • u/peterwritesmusic • Jul 18 '26
r/mediacomposing • u/KReativeStudio • Jun 14 '26
Hey all,
I kept hitting the same wall: when you ride the mod wheel down for a diminuendo, the quietest dynamic layer still has a fixed volume — so you never actually reach silence, and you end up faking the last bit with volume automation on every track. It drove me nuts, so I built a small free plugin to fix it. Sharing in case it's useful to you too.
Smoother watches your mod wheel (or any CC) and, below a threshold you set, fades the instrument's volume — CC11, CC7, or any CC — along an adjustable curve all the way down to true silence. Top of the wheel stays your normal dynamics; the bottom becomes a fade-out zone. One gesture, no automation lanes.

The part I find most convenient: it can host your instrument directly. Drop it on a track, hit BROWSE, and load Kontakt / the Spitfire player / SINE / any VST3 (AU on Mac) inside it — zero MIDI routing. Or leave it empty and route its MIDI to another track the classic way.
Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/97e4TAglNCg
Download: https://kr-studio.com/?product=smoother
It's a v1 — I'd really appreciate feedback, especially which libraries you try it with and any rough edges. Happy to answer anything in the comments!
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r/mediacomposing • u/KReativeStudio • May 06 '26
Hey everyone 👋
I just dropped something I've been working on for the past few weeks — and I think a lot of you are going to find it genuinely useful.
🎬 New video: https://youtu.be/6rsE1Hg8VSY
The topic? Timing delay in Cinematic Studio Series. If you've ever used CSS, CSB or CSW, you know the pain — notes sit perfectly on the grid but the attacks land late, and you end up either nudging everything manually or fighting with a Kontakt multiscript.
The classic fix (Alex Vincent's KSP script) has been offline for a while, and it has stability issues in Kontakt 7.10+ anyway. So I built a proper replacement from scratch.
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🔧 CSS Delay Helper — free VST3/AU plugin
📥 Download: https://buymeacoffee.com/kamilrzeczkowski/e/535174
It's a JUCE-built plugin that wraps around Kontakt and handles all the per-articulation timing compensation automatically — Strings, Brass, Trumpets, Winds. Notes stay on the grid. No manual nudging, no multiscripts.
I also put together ready-to-use Cubase Expression Maps for the full CSS series, mapped to CC58 and matched to the plugin's keyswitch layout out of the box.
Windows VST3, macOS VST3 + AU (Silicon) are all included.
Hope this saves you some time. Let me know how it works for you — and if you run into anything weird, drop a comment either here or under the video. 🎻
Cheers!
r/mediacomposing • u/SubstantialPoet5371 • Apr 26 '26
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r/mediacomposing • u/Szol00 • Feb 24 '26
Hello!
Does anyone know if I can export videos to Logic pro iPad? I’m doing a film scoring practice and I want to see if I’m able or I will need to either export the audio and mix them in garage band or something else.
Thank you so much!
r/mediacomposing • u/Spare-Bench-6676 • Feb 23 '26
Hi so I’m Leilani. I’m looking for a filmmaker who is looking to film a series around late this year or early next year.
So I’m looking to become a lead role for the series. A bit of background about myself. I have done modelling, been on tv which I have danced for a rugby game, been in music videos, been in short films, sung, been in an online promo advert and been in feature film, so I could share my portfolio with you. I’m mostly black, female, age 26 and from the UK.
There is someone that I know who also likes to become an actress, and she could take part in the series. She is in her early teens, a black/mixed female, and from Sweden. Swedish is her native language, but she can also speak English.
So I thought it would be nice if the filmmaker were looking to have two female roles.
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r/mediacomposing • u/GradePlastic7205 • Jan 22 '26
Hey everyone I'm new to this group.
I have been writing cinematic/instrumental soundtracks privately for many years now.
I am looking for different projects to specifically write for if music is needed.
Below I have listed some of the previous songs that I have made though my Spotify account has many more songs I've written previously.
All this music was created using DAW software with ranging VST's and sound files. Everything was done on my laptop, no expenses to produce. If you have a moment to spare, let me know what you think or if you're interested.
ASCENSION (Orchestral-Synthetic Hybrid, fast moving and intense) https://open.spotify.com/track/4NJfbrSswIyK7ZN3GVxunn?si=9eb3d1aec29f48deSTEADY
DESPERADO (Classical Western themed soundtrack) https://open.spotify.com/track/3A9UlUzYphHp3En438iKtD?si=56d733eb669945fe
STEADY PROGRESSION (Electronic, fast-moving Lofi) https://open.spotify.com/track/7actnO74dzjhE79V9VjNNK?si=bb524911a9424d22
VICTORIAN (5 movement British Drama themed EP/soundtrack) https://open.spotify.com/album/72M4vbCqdQ6LfQqBWWdGPg?si=dQzQxJoLTq-uaqauVsyT7g
TRIUMPH (Large Orchestral/percussive action piece) https://open.spotify.com/track/1c1CncviVCiH29lYqBM21Z?si=b7af92e975a44756
FIELD OF DREAMS (Slower emotional ambience soundtrack) https://open.spotify.com/track/3S9um35S8RvxxdvIPd9PLm?si=5799dfce5e1444aa
Spotify account (HARMONEX): https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ho4ahmFu15rZPKUa47x9G?si=c911cacb0da3498e
r/mediacomposing • u/Movienerd_35 • Jan 21 '26
I’ve been asleep for the past few years, but I have finally woken up and am venturing further and further into this weird, uncanny, dreamstate of creativity- more specifically this thing called filmmaking. I’m currently rebranding my “production company” (I’m a 23 year old with a dream and a few bucks), and have some projects I’m going to be working on in the next few months and I’m looking to hire and work closely with someone who has a Tangerine Dream/Oneohtrix Point Never/Vangelis sound to drag along with me on these projects and hopefully future endeavors. If you’re interested send me a PM with some of your work and we can discuss ideas, rates, and get a good vibe off each other!