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Hey Sandro, of course! I just DMed you on Fiverr inbox, let's make sure everything is sorted with your gig

Up to you there - but we generally recommend having separate gigs for this. Buyers coming from each industry prefer to see samples and experience from one or the other. Let me know if you want your gig moved to the Film & Soundtrack Composers subcategory!

Hey @nickkold nice to meet you. Good question! "Composing & Soundtracks" will indeed be removed from Music Producers in the next 24 hours. We want to make sure all the gigs in there are moved to their right place first, which takes a bit of time to migrate over.

Hey everyone! The Fiverr Music & Audio team is always looking for ways to align with industry changes, improve the experience for our buyers, and increase exposure for our freelancers. With that in mind, we’ve made a change to the catalog structure of a few key music services. Here’s an overview: 🎹 What was once “Producers & Composers” is now 2 separate subcategories Music Producers - with Beat Making, Remixing, Backing Tracks, and Ghost Production Composers - with Film & Soundtracks, Game Composers, Musical Theater, and arrangement 🎛️ New DJing services - ways for DJs to bring a playlist or party to life. Mashups DJ Sets Scratching 🎚️ Custom Patches & Samples - unique ways for buyers to get sounds and presets that match their needs Loops & Samples DAW & Software Presets Synth & Instrument Presets With these changes, we’ll be closing the subcategories of Beat Making, Synth Presets, and Remixing & Mashups. What’s needed from your end? Many gigs will be automatically moved to their new subcategories - but make sure all your metadata and pricing factors are up to date, as these may change with the move! Also, feel free to create new gigs to go in these new services to further benefit from the increased exposure. Don’t hesitate to respond here if you have any feedback, questions, or issues with this new setup. I’ll be here responding ✌️ Adam Fine Head of Music & Audio

Looking back at 2021, what were your biggest game changers when it came to gear/plugin upgrades? I'll start! Gear: finally got a Shure SM7B to be my versatile, always out microphone, replacing my Blue Baby Bottle. Loving it so far! Software/VST: Arturia V Collection. Instant impact when it comes to the music I'm making. Helps me get a bit closer to that analog sound without buying physical synths (maybe in 2022 🤞) What about you guys?

Welcome! I believe you’re our first WaveLab user. I could see why you use it for mastering

Welcome man! Love your guitar gig video

Hey! Welcome. I’m Adam, the music & audio vertical manager. Be sure to check out the music & audio section of the forum and post any questions/conversations you may have there 😁 Fiverr Music & Audio This is the home for music & audio discussions and news for anyone interested in music, audio engineering, voice-over, and more! A place for sellers and buyers to talk gear, tips & tricks, get feedback, and of course debate what the #1 DAW is.

Great having a RE20 in your arsenal. Such a classic sound

I feel the NT1 is quickly taking the lead. I have this exact same setup haha. Plus a Blue Baby Bottle which I love and is super versatile - for warm vocals, acoustic guitars… and occasionally some drum overheads but rarely track drums nowadays.

Love it, great to meet you Trevor! Do you feel that your music production and engineering background has really helped you stand out/excel in things like voice over? Long live Music & Audio indeed :muscle:t3:

Awesome story. Love the mix of self taught + formal education. And have seen your gigs/beats, fire stuff 🔥