Bryce Stout

I'm not much cared for here. I'll get a review every once in a while, usually making some remark about how I categorize my music rather than the music itself. :headwall: (Why is it even mandatory? Labeling my music feels wrong to me, and even then they don't have options to choose from that I'm familiar with. Whatever. :dunno: ) People here to seem to be more into your typical classical scores, while I belong to its distant cousin: Epic Orchestral/World Music. Although I don't necessarily get a lot of feedback in general on my other sites, the feedback is almost always positive. On Noteflight (the site where I make my scores and export their sound files) I have just over forty followers, many of which are very supportive, for which I am very grateful. On YouTube, I have twenty-three subscribers, which isn't really all that many, but it pretty good when you're not worth crap at self-promotion, and finally, on SoundCloud, I have nearly sixty followers! This is probably because music travels around better on SoundCloud in comparison to anywhere else to my knowledge. So my actual audience is really spread out across the internet. My family is supportive, and I haven't told any of my friends yet that I have a secret passion for making music. :D So there you have it! :D

I find it hard to accurately track my own progress as a composer, but the main thing I've improved on I think is that I use less repetition. I used to do bars and bars of repeats, but I've cut back on that, which is a very good thing in my case. I'm getting better with setting atmospheres and balancing, and I'm also using more and more different style influences in my music.

Why can't we just have the option for both? We should be able to embed a YouTube and/or SoundCloud widget thing.