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Is It In The Stars?

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Danger's of composing for money.

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HUMTOO. Anyone heard anything about it??.
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Next BIG thing.............hope I may have found it!!! Nov 30

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What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?

Film, Television, Songs, Other

What is your favorite genre or style of music?

Film Music / Classical / Rock & Metal

Is music your main income source?

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Where do you live?

King's Lynn, Norfolk, UK

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http://www.seanmcgeemusic.com

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At 2:50pm on November 11, 2009, G. Randy Brown said…: Sorry I just now stumbled back here after receiving a request to be someone's friend...is there a setting somewhere that will email me when someone replies?
In answer to your post I have some stuff at www.soundclick.com/GRB53
Thanks very much,
Randy

At 7:49am on November 4, 2009, James Semple said…: Hi Sean,

Definitely would be keen to meet up at some point soon. Maybe on a weekend in the coming weeks.

cheers

James

At 2:00pm on October 27, 2009, Leoncio Lara Bon said…: Thanks for connecting Sean,

Love your 50s theme and the tunnels of the underground! Hope to hear more of your music soon!

Best

Bon

At 5:11pm on October 26, 2009, Martha Maria / MarMelodian said…: Hi, Listening to 'Tunnels of the Underground' - I like this kind of stuff. Love the sound overlay. Could be the overture to a rock opera. Listened to a little bit of Krays theme, but I just came in from the grocery store and have to go fix supper. Husband will be home in about 30. Thanks for adding me as a friend. I'll just let the computer roll thru your tunes while I'm cooking.
Thanks for the add. Martha Maria

At 10:24pm on October 25, 2009, Mark Gosney said…: Hey Sean, thanks for swinging by and dropping your kind words. I agree with you about ,melody in music today. Things are cyclical and it will come back around, they always do. Very nice tunes yourself. Stay in touch.

Mark Gosney

At 8:05am on October 24, 2009, Anthony Wakefield said…: Hi Sean,
Thank you indeed for popping by with your very kind comments. I`d sign me up too :-) `ll cock an ear to your music when I have time - I`m busy re-editing 4 scores/parts as I`ve spent some pennies on an ad, so I`m getting ready for the "rush" - what recession he asks - surely they`ll buy!!!!
Cheers
Anthony

At 7:23am on October 24, 2009, Wendy Boots said…: Thanks for the compliments on 'Baggy' !
It was fun producing it as well ;-) for a children comic show on dutch TV.

Greetings Wendy

At 3:44pm on October 23, 2009, Marc Juenger said…: Definitely,....I am curently working on more samples and I'll upload them. Thank you!

At 2:02pm on October 23, 2009, Colin said…: Thanks Sean... I really love the motif for Haunted London...
C

At 1:36pm on October 23, 2009, James May said…: Thanks for the message. I really like your music a lot. Very moving and inspirational! Cheers!

At 1:01pm on October 23, 2009, Matthew Moore said…: Interesting. I might have a look through the east west stuff again.

VSL does take a bit of time to get to grips with. And you have to soak it in altiverb but it's worth it I think. Just feel their programming is better than East wests - the latter has too many oddities and tuning weirdness to work as a complete library. In my opinion anyway. :-) Still some great stuff in there though. Some of the staccato stuff is yummy :-)

Ah yes LASS - that looks good. Not sure I have the patience to program each group of 4 or so vlns though :-)

At 12:17pm on October 23, 2009, Matthew Moore said…: Hi Sean. Thanks for the invite. Great stuff up on your website. I like the krays theme particularly.

Managed to get away from the doc scene for a bit as one of the composers I work with very kindly offered me some cues on a Polish feature he's working on. Once that's done I have to get some more tracks on my site and then go marketing :-)

Yep I'm an eastwest and VSL guy. Just deciding at the moment which way to invest a bit more cash. Either more VSl or the new cinematic strings...I'm not sure. :-)

About 2.30 into the kray theme you layer solo violin over your string line. That works really well! What is it? A sample from east west? A great idea. I must remember that. The VSL strings would sound so much better with a solo in there as well.

At 6:20am on October 23, 2009, Daz Shields said…: Hi Sean, thanks for the welcome. Great themes and very inspiring sir! Cheers Daz

At 4:07am on October 23, 2009, Wendy Boots said…: Hi Sean, great 2 be part of your 'network'. Hope to share some ideas later maybe?

Wendy

At 1:59pm on October 22, 2009, Art Munson said…: Thanks Sean, a "welcome onboard" is always appreciated!

Take care

Art

At 1:15pm on October 22, 2009, Oded Fried-Gaon said…: LOL. funk away, baby! cheers.

At 1:58am on October 21, 2009, Oded Fried-Gaon said…: Haunted is definitely haunted, and 50s theme is gorgeous! For some reason, Railways belongs in Sakamoto/Byrne's Last Emperor soundtrack - and that's a compliment. beautiful, vast, grand... NICE!

At 6:06pm on October 20, 2009, Ben Corrigan said…: Wow! Fantastic music, Haunted London is a beast of a tune!! Haha!
And thanks for the kind words matey :D
I think you're the first British Composer I've met on the forum, Thanks for reminding me that us Brits can still write a cracking tune!

At 5:08pm on October 20, 2009, Andrew Wonders said…: One more comment here... "50's Theme" is AWESOME! Sounds like the musical lovechild of Ennio Morricone and Loreena McKennit :)

At 5:04pm on October 20, 2009, Andrew Wonders said…: Sean, thanks for your comment and the friend add. I recently left a band that was trying to get signed... It's kinda strange; I desire, and have no problem with the idea of doing orchestral/film score music for a living, but the idea of becoming a "rock star" i.e: making a ton of money and fame from playing metal (I'm a guitarist too btw) really turned me off... Anyway, thanks for stopping by my page. You have some great pieces of music here. "London in the 50's" is really up my alley... slow, melodic, moody. Great production too!