Services Will Produce Music/ Loops for Your Channel

[ResultedSniper]

My name is Dylan Gomes, and I compose/transpose music in my free time. I have serveral utilities I use for making music. Two of these utilities are Musescore for the PC, and Rytmik: World Music for the 3DS (For work on the go). I would prefer to be paid, so that I may upgrade my software and such. Here is an example of a piece that I have been composing from Roosterteeth'***** series "RWBY", in which I have directly spoke with Jeff Williams, the original composer, about it:

musescore.com/user/129065/scores/149605

Contact Information:
Email: dggomes12@hotmail.com
Youtube: ResultedGaming
Phone # if requested.

Most of the money initially earned from this will go to getting both Finale for PC and KORG MD01 for the 3DS, which are both better software for their systems.

EDIT:
-I will charge somewhere around $5-$15 depending on complexity and length of song, but prices can be negotiated. You will have full ownership of the song you purchased.
- I will be uploading original samples soon.

 

[ExponentialAwesome]

Very nice, (btw, gotta love RWBY) Do you have any examples of original work? Scores from scratch for example. I am in the market for some music, and if I like your originality and creativity I could come to you.

 

[ResultedSniper]

At the moment, no, as I have been working extremely hard with other projects. If you want you can give me a genre of music and I will try to make a sample for you.

 

[ResultedSniper]

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[ResultedSniper]

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[ARTFXSTUDIOS]

Without showing any work nobody will want to pay for some music, just saying.

Also I laughed a bit about the software hahaa, not trying to be a d**k but, musescore and a 3DS application? If you really want to be serious about making music and earning money for it you need:

1. A full fledged DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) like Ableton Live, Logic, Cubase or FL Studio.
2. Lot's of knowledge on music theory, techniques and tools.
3. If you want to create classical scores, then you need a VST plugin that will provide you those sounds. (East West Orchestra, Symphobia, Vienna Symphonic Libraries, and so forth).
4. Also you need to have skill in mixing and mastering, otherwise the music won't sound good most likely.

EDIT: I just listened the score and this is my feedback:
- The composition is good, melodies are done well and everything sounds in key.
- The individual sounds are weak, too simple and they sound like they are coming from a toy keyboard.
- Compare your score to released movie soundtracks and you'll notice the difference in sound quality and tonal character, that is the difference between working with musescore and a full-fledged DAW.