Easy method to improve your epic trailer music track | Music production tutorial

Here is an easy method to improve your epic trailer music track. Check out this music production tutorial on how to write epic trailer music.

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[seventearsofhope]

Wow. It should be obvious, that more tracks sound more, but the difference with changing the main melody from shorter to longer notes literally blew me away. You hit the point with that! Thank you.

[andreasahlm]

great tips as usual. I would like to add something extra as someone who does write trailer music for big trailer labels:
- Writing Epic Trailer music for TV differs in my opinion a lot compared to High End Trailer Music for the big screen. If you want to learn how to sound like the high end stuff, you have to listen to current trailers and figure out what kind of chords, hooks the music is built on, transcibe and find out how you can do something similar. The Chords you choose is so important, as some chord progressions just sounds so outdated and not that interesting

[lonelysea]

Thank you Alex, these videos are really helpful!

[williedangerr]

I have a bad habit of overly complicate things in my head. This once again great reminder that less is more. Thanks Alex!

[marek.wav.]

Very useful. Crazy how these simple things can make or break a track. Amazing job Alex 🔥

[wernerseidel]

Danke, eine gute Demonstration von layering / Unterstützungs Sounds

[jenstornell]

Great work! You and another orchestra Alex are now my favourite channels on Youtube.

[janus]

Really have to say this, in this 12 min video Alex covered more than many other videos and courses I have watched over the couple of years. That’s true professionalism showing the main keypoints straight to the point. Thanks a lot Alex!

[JaviTienda]

Wow! What a big difference between the two examples! Nice tips here. Sometimes we forget that the frecuency spectrum must be almost totally filled, especially on the main part of the track

[MT]

I loved your course and this reminder is useful. back to basis right! I do believe your 'instructions' helped me in my workflow and production. I strongly recommend your courses Alex.

[G-Doggy]

Awesome tips! Adding all that low end sounds much more epic. I love what the sub does to example 2. Thank you, Alex.

[audioarmoury]

Always goes to show a less is more when cleverly arranged. Very insightful.

[arielyznardocomposer]

Thank you Alex! So much rich buttery goodness here.

[MarkoTica]

God damn. It's sooo damn simple. I was actually overcomplicating all my shit and turns out to be sounding messy in the end. Harder to comprehend, harder to mix and translate to the listener.
Thanks for this man <3

[Hartproduktie]

Great video covered more than many other videos much more epic, simple things can make or break a track thanks a lot

[Flowee]

Wow, extremly helpful. Im so happy that i found your channel, right płace right moment:)

[pjdahmen]

Danke für das tolle Tutorial und weiter so.Happy Composing!

[paulmarsh]

Great video Alex. I'm a member of your trailer course but I still learned a lot from your methodical approach. I would love to see a video where you turn this example into a full trailer track.

[davidmcpoland]

So much good info in a short video. Great Job, Alex!

[embereyes]

More brilliant advise and tips. So useful. Thank you alex