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NEW 50% OFF #ROYALTYFREE Film Music (SCIFI, HORROR, DRAMA, ACTION, DOCUMENTARY, APPS/GAMES)

Hello fellow INDIE Filmmakers!   Enter the exclusive code "indiefilm" to receive 50% off ANY Royalty-Free music downloads listed below.  This is $12.50 for ROYALTY FREE  use for ANY commercial or non-commercial purposes.  ROYALTY FREE EDITION: Cinematic Music for Film, TV, Apps, Video Games, and Youtube (BANDCAMP ONLY) by Sabrina Pena Young These original high quality cinematic soundtracks can be used for your commercial or non-commercial use, including Youtube videos, films, video games, apps, presentations, test animations, private use, business, commercials, or more. Avoid the hassles of procuring the rights for original good quality music. Avoid poor quality audio. Instead enjoy true high quality music.  PS I am a BIG Sci-fi Geek, so sci-fi and horror filmmakers, this collection has a lot for you! There are also great tracks for video games/apps, documentaries, and dramas. CLICK on the Links below to listen and purchase Royalty Free Film musi

What's so Special About "The Landing" Science Fiction #Cyborg Robot Music?

Futuristic electronica and cyborg music. After years as a composer, I have finally accepted that I will forever write music that has a significant "sci-fi" vibe around it. Radio Free Midwich writer  Chrissie Caulfield , when writing a music review for A Futurist Music Anthology 2004-2014  described my other electroacoustic works as " What it’s really about is the rise of machine intelligence, of course; which is equally scary, possibly," or " too strange even for my twisted brain to work out."  You can read Caulfield's full music review here, if you dare: Dreams of the Future Related articles Meet on bio-inspired computing Data Science Roundup #12: Bad Data Guide, Machine Intelligence 2.0, and Which Database is Best? Geek Reading December 16, 2015 The Most Futuristic Predictions That Came True In 2015 The Most Futuristic Predictions That Came True in 2015 Official Trailer For The Cyborg Olympics Music Marketing Secrets: How to Use Twit

What is So Fascinating About "Innermost Thoughts of the Distorted Psyche'" Experimental #Animation?

Screened at the IAWM International Congress, Zemo Video Library, SEAMUS , and other venues throughout the US. First created by composer Sabrina Pena Young at the Deep Listening Gallery in Kingston, New York , for the Women and Identity Festival.  The entire animation for this work was created in an older version of Final Cut, using a single image of the composer distorted slowly over time using filters in Final Cut to create flowing animation that many have described as a "moving painting".  First created around 2004, this piece has remained to be one of Pena Young's electroacoustic masterworks and a unique example of the marriage of electronica and the visual medium.  Young is the foremost expert on virtual opera production and online collaboration with the debut of her machinima opera Libertaria: The Virtual Opera. Libertaria includes a live international cast and film crew, virtual choirs, sound synthesis, machinima animation, and contemporary choral writing

Just Jamming on my #Malletkat !

Working on a composition and figuring out some ideas on my Malletkat. Enjoy!

Contemporary Classical Composer Sabrina Pena Young Official Music Site, Filmmaker, Speaker, Writer: What Everyone is Saying about the Strange Films an...

Contemporary Classical Composer Sabrina Pena Young Official Music Site, Filmmaker, Speaker, Writer: What Everyone is Saying about the Strange Films an... : What Everyone is Saying about the Strange Films of Sabrina Pena Young Recently Chrissie Caulfield from Radio Free Midwich decided to take ...

Music Marketing Secrets: How to Use Twitter, Youtube, Social Media - S P...

Music Marketing 101 explains easy ways for musicians to use social media like Twitter , Facebook, Youtube, and more to create a strong web presence and market their music. Created by award-winning composer Sabrina Pena Young. If you enjoyed this video, please rate and SUBSCRIBE! Sabrina Pena Young http://sabrinapenayoung.blogspot.com/ Award-winning composer Sabrina Pena Young's works have been performed throughout Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Americas in venues like the Beijing Conservatory , the Holland Animation Film Festival , the NY Independent Film Festival, Miramax's Project Greenlight , Art Basil Miami, and countless festivals worldwide. Last year Young gave an inspiring TED Talk on Online Collaboration and the Arts at TEDxBuffalo about her "groundbreaking" and "EPIC" sci-fi film Libertaria: The Virtual Opera, created entirely online using machinima. -- "Libertaria: Genesis is dystopian, and good at it, and that needs further e

Low Down on 5 Music Mixing Mistakes Exposed: What You Need To Do

PHOTO CREDIT: reportingtexas.com Low Down on 5 Music Mixing Mistakes Exposed: What You Need To Do I've helped hundreds of musicians improve their musical style. Sometimes it's as simply as fixing a few instruments, sometimes it's a total overhaul. Avoid these on your next mix.  Affordable Music Coaching at MusicXray 1. Lack of music variety One of the composition projects I am working on right now deals with creating a few dozen short musical snippets. Nice little music ditties that fit snugly behind dialogue. As I am composing, I listen to the tracks for any sound that seems to stand out inordinately from the mix. I am not talking about solos, drum fills, or riffs. I am talking about a walking bass line that seems to plod, the string patch that sounds okay for two seconds, then gets blase', the drum beat that is nauseatingly redundant, or the synth pad that seems to swallow up the bottom end of the track. Solution? After recording or MIDI inputting