Nobody panic!
I’m doing a trial run with AudioMicro1 to run ads on YouTube. You may receive a copyright notice from YouTube because of this. I’m working with AudioMicro right now to clarify the wording of this.
If you don’t want ads on your YouTube video, just opt out – and you’ll be whitelisted. If you choose to accept ads, you’ll be helping me out!

Marie-An Nguyen requested a piece for her animation of self-folding cranes. Done

Mr. Jones wanted a tasteful version of Amazing Grace for use in funerals. Done
UPDATE – 11pm. Eric Henning wanted a Victorian piece on music box to cold open a magic show. Done

If you are a composer, and you’re looking to get into music for video games and other mobile applications, but don’t know where to start – my friend Ben Long wrote an ebook with a roadmap to help you out.
It is a very very targeted book – so it is very short, and easy to follow; but it isn’t cheap (due to the vertical nature).
Lucky for you – I got Ben to send me a coupon code so you can get half off the purchase of the PDF.
gameaudio101: Coupon code: AT101ebooksxsw45

[[ post about sending me requests… ]]
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Update: April 20, 2am – Kaolin Fire requested music for a flash video game, Cupid’s Revenge. Done.
Update: April 20, 6pm – Mr. Tenk and Kia Geraths requested some music in the Steampunk genre. Done
Update: April 20, 10pm – Tosha Hall requested some melancholy music box music. I reused the theme from the last piece. Done
Update: April 20, 11pm – My expression pedal broke. Attempts to repair the mechanical problems have left it inoperable.
Update: April 21, 1am – Tony Mayer and Arnie Voysey both requested a similar sort of piece – so I mashed the requests together. Done
Update: April 21, 4am – Michael G wanted some music for a Japanese fighting robot tournament video. Done
Update: April 21, 10pm – Sven Mattes wanted a score for a fight sequence in a Star Wars fan film. Done
NB: Fight Sequences take a LONG TIME to assemble. Do not think they are simple.
Update: April 22, 6pm – At least six people requested children’s music. Done
Update: April 22, 7pm – Same people, same request, same project file, new tune. Done
Update: April 23, 8pm – Chad Sell wanted a plodding middle-eastern type piece. Done
Note: It is really difficult to keep changing genres!
Update: April 24. Okay! That’s enough. Thanks to everyone for your suggestions – I received upwards of a couple hundred of them. I picked out 6 more that I plan on doing in the next couple of days.

Here’s a way to kickstart your very own reggae political album. Just add words.
Montego
Mandeville
Yallahs