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Giovanni Rotondo February 1, 2021February 1, 2021 0 Comments berklee today, education

Film Scoring Tips is at the centre of my interview for Berklee

A very quick one to share with you something that makes me very proud: I’ve been interviewed by the awesome

Film Scoring Mecca Recording, Mixing & Mastering Tips for Composers

Andrew Dudman January 19, 2021May 11, 2021 0 Comments

FILM SCORING MECCA | Recording Engineer at Abbey Road Studios

Welcome to FILM SCORING MECCA – a series tailored and curated by composer Adriano Aponte for FST. Presenting amazing and

Film Scoring Mecca Networking Tips for Composers

Adriano Aponte January 12, 2021May 11, 2021 0 Comments

FILM SCORING MECCA | Series introduction

Welcome to FILM SCORING MECCA – a series tailored and curated by composer Adriano Aponte for FST. Presenting exclusive and insightful articles written by professionals working at

Gear and software Tips for Composers

Giovanni Rotondo November 26, 2020November 26, 2020 0 Comments drums, sample library, toy instruments

Toy Drumkit – an original FREE sample library!

It’s that time of the year… Black Friday. If you are tired of trying to navigate your digital communications with

Library music Tips for Composers Tips for Film Editors Tips for Songwriters & Producers

Giovanni Rotondo October 5, 2020September 29, 2020 5 Comments alejandro speitzer, amae, argos, brian de palma, christian de la vega, dark desire, editor, escac barcelona, hbo, ingobernable 2, karina espinoza, maine media college, maite perroni, martin hernandez, mauricio gonzo arroyo, moeenia, music director, netflix, nintendo, oscuro deseo, roberto stopello, tonalli j. villaseñor, universidad anahuac, yankee

Netflix’s Dark Desire: a recipe for success – Editor

Last week I had a lovely chat with Mauricio Gonzo Arroyo, music supervisor of the Netflix hit show Oscuro Deseo

Library music Tips for Composers Tips for Songwriters & Producers

Giovanni Rotondo September 28, 2020September 24, 2020 0 Comments alejandro speitzer, amazon, bob dylan, cannes film festival, diablo guardián, el gran silencio, luis mandoki, maite perroni, mauricio gonzo arroyo, michel franco, netflix, soda stereo, when a man loves a woman, white castle

Netflix’s Dark Desire: a recipe for success – Music Supervisor

During a hot day of August 2020 I was blessed with an amazing discovery: my music had been used on

Networking Online Presence Tips for Composers

Giovanni Rotondo September 21, 2020September 18, 2020 0 Comments david kudell, harry gregson-williams, jj abrams, lorne balfe

Composers and scoring competitions

The year 2020 has been very peculiar so far. It changed forever the life of many and it made others

Composing Recording, Mixing & Mastering

Joanna Karselis September 1, 2020June 9, 2021 0 Comments bowing, détache, distortion, glitch, paulstretch, pitchntime, radiohead, samuel adler, sound on sound, tuning, violin, vst

Easily create ambient violin textures – part 2

If the first part of this article inspired you to create some violin recordings, you’re probably now staring at a

Composing Recording, Mixing & Mastering

Joanna Karselis August 24, 2020September 1, 2020 0 Comments bowing, détache, radiohead, samuel adler, sound on sound, tuning, violin

Easily create ambient violin textures

As a violinist, I’m convinced that including live string instruments is an instant way to add depth and interest to

Composing Tips for Composers

Wojciech Usarzewicz July 28, 2020June 9, 2021 0 Comments flutecraft, naf, nakai, native american, native american flute

Native American Flute in Film Scoring. Part 3

In the second part we talked about various virtual instruments that allow you to create mockups for Native style flute