I’m Not Saying Aliens Wrote This “House of Cards” Cue, But…
We break down the super hip “fourthi-fifthiness” sounding interval leap in this downright gorgeous cue from the “House of Cards” score.
We break down the super hip “fourthi-fifthiness” sounding interval leap in this downright gorgeous cue from the “House of Cards” score.
From 20th century minimalism to early Gregorian chant structures, this film cue has it all…and it’s probably not the one you’re thinking of.
In this new video from Ryan Lott’s Soundfly course, we see him creatively transform vocal samples from a collaborator into a playable synth.
Nervous about getting started on a film or media sync project in your DAW? Here’s everything you need to know to professionalize your session
From sound design to music theory to auditory phenomena, here are the reasons why horror film score music can actually spook us to death!
Who’s the first composer you think of when you think of film scoring? They probably started in pop music, and that says something!
The composer behind the award-winning music from the short film, The Nobody Prayer, lays out his 7 simple keys to success.
Underscore and sound design can serve a variety of different purposes in film and TV, here are a plethora of scene music function examples.
Another exclusive video lesson from Soundfly’s Intro to Scoring for Film & TV course, this one on the creative composing power of leitmotif.