I thought the change of scenery was dope! Also, I appreciate that you speak to us like a friend in your videos. There are so many pipe dream avenues peddled out to the lost souls of the music industry. It’s a special thing when someone goes against that grain to sow good seed. Thank you!
Some of my placements don’t list the library and I have to go hunt for where it is at lol I learned very quick that this is a volume biz. However, as Jesse has told you, do not give up on Quality! Do the most of what you are best at. Its a killer feeling and I see my growth and it fuels me. You have to love this to do it.
Great vid man! The out of studio stuff is just fine by me. Same great content, convenient for you and in this case, good for your dog :) What's good for Jesse is good for us. Wishing the best for you and your fam!
I totally agree, at the point that I see this kind of career not mainly for its money and passive income, but for the opportunity to work every day on new tracks, creating music forever and ever. The secret it's all about enjoying the whole routine process and a life work style, I guess.
We've been living in a "microwave" society for some years now. People want results "now, now, now." And that's why people give up, quit, feel disappointed and let down when they don't see that overnight success. They put in quick, minimum, efforts and want maximum results. To be a Jedi, you have to have patience. Luke Skywalker: "I don't believe it" Yoda: "THAT...is why you fail"
I've been doing this for a year, I've given my library about 30 tracks or so and have gotten 3 placements. I have no expectations that it's going to be some giant thing, you have to produce high quality tracks in specific styles. I have kind of recognized what tracks are desired and needed by music supervisors and it's definitely a long game but I'm willing to play it.
Great points bro- its a Long game for sure, and if you aren't looking to do this everyday (even a lil bit each day) then it's not really called a career right?
I love the walkin'-my-dog vid! You could make a whole series of these... good vibes. And great message Jesse. Thank you!
I thought the change of scenery was dope! Also, I appreciate that you speak to us like a friend in your videos. There are so many pipe dream avenues peddled out to the lost souls of the music industry. It’s a special thing when someone goes against that grain to sow good seed. Thank you!
Glad you appreciate what I'm trying to do.
Some of my placements don’t list the library and I have to go hunt for where it is at lol
I learned very quick that this is a volume biz. However, as Jesse has told you, do not give up on Quality! Do the most of what you are best at.
Its a killer feeling and I see my growth and it fuels me.
You have to love this to do it.
Solid advise Jesse. Thanks for keeping it real.
Great vid man! The out of studio stuff is just fine by me. Same great content, convenient for you and in this case, good for your dog :) What's good for Jesse is good for us. Wishing the best for you and your fam!
I totally agree, at the point that I see this kind of career not mainly for its money and passive income, but for the opportunity to work every day on new tracks, creating music forever and ever.
The secret it's all about enjoying the whole routine process and a life work style, I guess.
We've been living in a "microwave" society for some years now. People want results "now, now, now." And that's why people give up, quit, feel disappointed and let down when they don't see that overnight success. They put in quick, minimum, efforts and want maximum results. To be a Jedi, you have to have patience.
Luke Skywalker: "I don't believe it"
Yoda: "THAT...is why you fail"
Great video! Keep expectations in check, stay humble, and keep grinding!
Thanks Scott!
Been producing for years, entering the sync realm. Thank you for doing this video.
You're welcome!
I've been doing this for a year, I've given my library about 30 tracks or so and have gotten 3 placements. I have no expectations that it's going to be some giant thing, you have to produce high quality tracks in specific styles. I have kind of recognized what tracks are desired and needed by music supervisors and it's definitely a long game but I'm willing to play it.
Would you mind sharing what you learned as far as what tracks are desired/needed by music super visors?
Great video outside the studio!
Well said!
Great points bro- its a Long game for sure, and if you aren't looking to do this everyday (even a lil bit each day) then it's not really called a career right?