Creatures interview (Boom Library)
Axel Rohrbach from BOOM Library shares some insight to the making of their sfx library 'Creatures'.
Boom Library interview
Work on your skills, not on excuses. I heard extraordinary good productions done with the cheapest equipment out there. So just do it!
RDGsoundFX interview
Once you learn how to make a space ship sound out of a piece of paper, making other sounds becomes easier and you can make them more creative and original.
Universal sampling interview
Keep writing music. Always write music. Even if it's only a few minutes a day. Always write, and always look to improve yourself and better your skills. The more you write, the better you will get.
The Unfinished interview
If you're interested in synth sound design, the best thing to do is pick one synth and learn it inside out. Whilst there are an enormous number of softsynths on the market and their architecture varies, many of the lessons you'll learn by focusing on that one synth can be applied to the others
Function loops interview
If you like to produce sample packs, music, sounds or whatever, you need to know, that market is super competitive these days. Also it’s not easy to enter the good shops and make the connections, BUT you NEED to try and never give up if get rejected once.
Strezov sampling interview
Do not be afraid to work and do not whine when you've got too much work to do. Do not forget that there are many available job positions for, say, graphic designers / 2D artists / programmers, but there is usually only one for the composer. So if you have any kind of work as a composer – stick to it, always try giving 110% out of you and it will be paid off sooner or later!
Sonokinetic interview
Most important of all, we believe, is to create a network with dedicated and talented musicians, producers and technicians. It's very hard to develop a high-end library all on your own.
Soundiron interview
We want people to dig in and explore our instruments to find new ways of using them and new sonic potential in them that we haven’t yet imagined.
Sample Logic interview
Always approach things with the idea: what can I do, or what can be done, not what can’t. We say, “don’t tell me what it can’t do, tell me what it can!”