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7:12 I thought that sounded like a surprised cat

Hi! I sent an email to you (Fyre Synch Hungary), can you please respond?

Thanks for this masterclass, now I'm motivated to make my own series from you and mark

This was a great video! As someone who is both a composer/songwriter and wannabe animation filmmaker, I've really enjoyed seeing the behind the scenes from this project. Especially seeing stuff like the direction you were given and how amazing it turned out. I definitely noticed all of those little musical moments while I was watching the cartoon for the first time. You should be very proud, well done!

So much potential hope for the best for Catching Up!

The music was so good in it

This man proves that you don’t need an entire 30 piece orchestra for a cartoon when you already have it in your computer

spending 34 mins here on this video was totally worth it, really got to learn a lot from your working process it was fun and very educative

I want to hire you so badly for my next project. But I’m gonna have to work extra hard at my dad’s barber shop

Saw the pilot during Sunday, it blew my mind!!! Great score you did there Jesse 💜💜💜

You did a fantastic job with the music on the pilot

I wish I paid more attention to the music while watching the pilot because this all sounds so good! I've been trying really hard to get intoudic creation n' stuff, and this is some very inspiring stuff. You did a great job, and big ups to that clarinet player 👍👍

You're a genius dude! I can't imagine how much knowledge and practice it takes to do this kind of work. Thanks for the amazing video, one of the most transparent I've seen :)

Great lite tutorial actually

This is amazing, I always wondered how you would compose that old school cartoon jazz.

i love the work that you did for his cartoon. the credits song, the club scenes, the general background music, it really reminds me of something you'd hear in high school!

I loved the music in the show. I cant wait for more episodes

Really nice breakdown! You're right, the live clarinet really breathes in life to all those already neat vst sections!

Is the video inside the cubase project or is it a seperate window?

Hey Jessie. Love the way you explain the choices you made when scoring this cartoon. As you may remember your video from 3 years ago (How I Won a Film Scoring Contest) first got me started in movie scoring. By now I have about 15 short films under my belt. And the next two projects are a 30-minute film and a one-hour film. I'm constantly learning and loving every bit of it.

Hi Jesse, thanks for this

do u have a favorite character from the show

Its cool seeing the behind the scenes on how the music was scene. You did a nice job on the score man!

I adore the soundtracks to stuff like looney tunes and animaniacs, Always taking time to appreciate that kinda music along with the animation itself. So hearing a in depth over view of that "Micky mouseing" (for lack of a better word, is that a bad name for it sorry if so) type music was super interesting to me. Loved this video.

I knew when I was watching something about the music hitted differently. I liked how there was lots of care and thought put in. It's giving classic tom and jerry vibes.

Ls mark actually made a video about the music of cartoons a few months ago. So it almost feels full circle that so much effort was put into scoring his cartoon. Also, great work on the music. The score really enhanced certain scenes. Especially all the scenes in the club.

I really enjoyed the music that plays when the girls are telling Rob to be their coatrack and Clay helps him to stand up for himself. I thought that the score was brilliant, great work!

Really cool stuff! I feel like the soundtrack behind cartoons (especially indie projects like this) go hugely unnoticed by passing viewers, so this was very insightful to watch.

Just wanted to say. This is my 3rd time watching this, this year! It's so incredibly informative. There's so little tutorials online about spotting for emotional storying writing. Thank you so much. I know this isn't my last time watching this either.

“Ah yes, a fine addition to my DND collection” - some Asthmatic robot

“Ah yes, a fine addition to my DND collection” - some Asthmatic robot

“Ah yes, a fine addition to my DND collection” - some Asthmatic robot

Love your videos! Please keep them coming. Love your process, love your music, love your orchestration. And LOVE the finished product!

TH-cam videos of this kind usually have waaay too much talking and not enough music, however crude or fragmentary. This one is a real exception. It's very informative to get a blow-by-blow of your thinking.

Which DAW and Virtual instrument companies do you prefer?

I am so moved in all 6 directions at once

Woaaaooooooh!!!!

amazing

"I discover it more than I design it" - Thank you so much for this because this perfectly matches how I write stuff too!

Super rad sounds! Love my perc organic - Definitely have to check this out

Man this was such a good breakdown I learned a lot ! Instant sub 🙏🏼

that portal opening music is *outrageous*, pure hollywood scoring, love it

wheres the time stamp when the music plays?

wow，great work！Congratulations！

A "film scoring contest" means a film which is in the process of producing a score for a contest. According to your title, you won a film that scored a contest. If instead you wanted to make grammatical sense, you need the hyphen: A contest for film scoring is a film-scoring contest. It looks like you may never win a grammar contest.

love this break down great stuff

I love this library

Sounding great dude! It sounds like you guys have got the primary things I’d look for covered. The only thing I’d love to hear is muted strum loops in addition to one shots. Maybe just some quarter/eighth/sixteenth note muted strums for added texture? That’s one thing I like to add under more “Powell-esque” pieces whenever I can. Sounding great once again and good luck!

Man, hearing about you struggling to NOT work to picture is so different from how I feel. Scoring to picture has been the bane of my existence haha! I’m much more used to trailer and production music, I think. I’d like to learn how to work to picture though. It seems like a great skill to have