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Track Of The Week | 2x Tuesday Random Shuffle (Patreon)

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2024-09-10 23:26:24
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Track Of The Week | 2x Tuesday Random Shuffle by Joel Steudler

Listen to Track Of The Week | 2x Tuesday Random Shuffle, a playlist curated by Joel Steudler on desktop and mobile.

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Mel

The ending of Nervous Breakdown was great!!!

joelsteudler
>>149088694

Sometimes I wonder if having a climactic ending or a more subdued one is more useful, but I guess it all depends on the end use case. Podcasts, ads, movies like to have the big ending... game music is usually more about even-keep looping. I'm glad it suits you!

Matthew Ashworth

It's really unfortunate that revenue from music packs is decreasing and is constantly on a downward trend. I think it's probably the case with all assets. But it's strange, because you'd think that there are more and more creators out there who need these resources for their projects. Sure, there are more assets being sold out there, but also more people who need them. I always find myself needing more music for newer projects, and music packs are a very nice deal because you get multiple tracks for the price of what one track would cost in most places. Could it be that the demand might depend on the genre?

joelsteudler
>>149589205

I'm probably going to find out if genre can be a defining factor. I am currently planning for my next HB to be all fantasy music. That genre got the most plays, by far, out of my recent bundle. I don't know if something so focused will do well or not! But why not conduct an experiment that only requires hundreds of hours of work to potentially fail completely? That's what I always say. I think there are just so many assets available now that it's hard to get people's attention and be visible enough.