Sascha Dikiciyan interview
The most important thing is to find your sound. You may have to make compromises in the beginning but people hire composers for a certain aspect they love of their sound. Be yourself, take risks.
Raheem Jarbo interview
Play what people are playing, listen to what people are listening to, and stay knowledgeable about as many new software innovations as you can.
Let’s Play Audio! #007 – Creative Approach on Staccato Strings Patterns
In this video Alex Pfeffer talks a bit about different approaches on how to create a decent staccato strings pattern.
Let’s Play Audio! #006 – Cubase 7 VSTi/MIDI basics for switchers
In this screencast Alex Pfeffer talks about a few basic things which should get you started to become familiar with Cubase.
Bear McCreary interview
Just do what you love. The rest will happen.
Tomb Raider: The Sound of Survival
A behind the scenes interview with Composer Jason Graves and the audio team of Tomb Raider. Hosted by Zac Levi.
Paul Leonard-Morgan interview
Concentrate on writing stuff that you love and people will hook into your passion. If it ever feels like a job, you’re in the wrong industry. You’ve got to love it!
Albion 2 Loegria Overview by Daniel James
Albion 2: Loegria - Everything you need to write beautiful and esoteric film scores out-of-the-box.
Paul Anthony Romero interview
I really try to do my best every time I am creating a piece of music. I try not to just be quick or sloppy. I want my music to have a high quality of construction and to have the power to move a listener. This is my ultimate desire.
Mirko Rizzello interview
Music is a gift, let the others know about it. Release it in the web and don't be afraid of it. If the music is good, the rest comes naturally. But you have to be patient and work continuously.