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Go behind the scenes with working producers from the Sync Producer Hub as we listen to their music, hear their stories, and unpack the wins, challenges, and lessons from their sync journey. Hosted by Jason Dowty, this series highlights real tracks, real placements, and real producers turning their music into income. Whether you’re just starting out or already landing placements, you’ll get inspired, gain insights, and grow your network—one episode at a time.

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In this episode we dig into the best ways to get your music heard by the right people in sync licensing, staying safe with AI-generated music, and buyout deals.

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Frime Beats (Frederick) traces his path from crate-digging hip‑hop artist in Quebec to a sync-focused producer whose work now appears in TV, film and stock music libraries. He shares early influences, touring experiences, and collaborations with artists like Havoc and Rick Ross.

He explains how building an audio‑stock website, exporting alternate versions of tracks, and learning digital marketing led to partnerships with major libraries and a pivot into scoring. He also discusses using modern tools (VSTs, Ableton, AI vocal tools), working with live musicians, and lessons about persistence in the sync space.

The episode offers practical insights for producers: prepare alternate stems, build a focused catalog, network with publishers, and shift toward scoring to create lasting revenue from placements.

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This episode is about pitching strategies, how to submit playlists and briefs, workflow tips (Disco/Real Crafter), audio/tech hiccups on stream, and the latest conversations around AI in music licensing.

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In this episode, hub member Janelle Costa shares her musical journey from church choir and Puerto Rican cuatro to DJing, audio engineering, and scoring tension-filled true crime tracks. She discusses hands-on internships in post-production, the importance of sound selection and mix quality, pitching to libraries, meeting deadlines, and building daily habits to treat sync like a job. Janelle reveals how focusing on a niche and consistent outreach helped her land catalog placements and how the Sync Producer Hub community boosted her confidence and progress.

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Right now, we're digging into wins from the Sync Producer Hub community — new corporations, monthly royalties, placements, and income streams. We celebrate members’ progress and highlight stories about publishing, library placements, and marketing wins.

Then we answer questions to get people unstuck: pitching strategies, work‑for‑hire vs. publisher agreements, packaging tracks for libraries, using AI, sting endings and transitions, and tips for conferences. Practical advice for producers preparing and pitching music for TV and film.

Join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub Host Jason Dowty interviews Michael Connor about his musical journey from England to Vancouver, his Berklee training, and his experience placing music in film and TV as a member of the Sync Producer Hub.

They discuss Michael’s hybrid cinematic Afrobeat sound, string arrangements, background acting leading to placements, time-management tips for producers, and how the Hub community supports growth and sync opportunities.

Join the award-winning Sync Producer Hub. This episode highlights community wins, quick production updates, and live member Q&A.

We celebrate Rodolfo's library acceptance after pivoting to Arabic hip‑hop, plus other member milestones like multiple producers hitting level 7 and anniversary shoutouts.

The hosts dig into AI for music — what publishers are saying, safe ways to use AI (MIDI/chord generators), and tools like Spawn and Suno — and discuss practical workflows and legal cautions for sync.

Also covered: Shades of Sync event info, MPC Key 37 workflow tips, hardware & software gear talk, and how the Hub shares exclusive sync opportunities and feedback for members.