This story might sound familiar to you? It was day 30 for me, at a time when newly submitted AudioJungle tracks were taking an average of 30 days to be reviewed. I had submitted a song, waited a month and was keeping an eye on my email because at any moment the approval note from […]
Nick Tzios (WolfSound) has been making music for 15 years and is now on AudioJungle. Here’s his story and the blockbuster music track he’s most proud of. My name is Nick Tzios. I’m known on AudioJungle as WolfSound. I’ve been on the music scene for more than 15 years as a guitar player, and now […]
AudioJungle‘s GeorgioRoss provides this interesting reflection on what’s helped him seperate himself from his music enough to figure out if it’s the best thing for the market. There are many ways to get an outside perspective on your music, but some points of view could be more valuable than others. We musicians spend days locked […]
AudioJungle Author, Vlad Zekrevsy (aka, Soundlufs) provides this incredibly useful guide on how best to use each section of a virtual orchestra. Whether in the concert hall, the opera, a movie soundtrack, or a video game, the “classical” orchestra is still a major player in the contemporary music scene. That’s pretty amazing considering the orchestral concept […]
Finding the inspiration for the next piece of music or any other art form for that matter can get extremely tricky, especially under a tight deadline. Time runs out and after playing a few notes, chords and tunes we still have nothing… Well, at least nothing reasonable worth developing further. Personally speaking, this situation occurs […]