MUSIO Demo Track - Haru no Sakura - by Jake Cadmus

MUSIO is a promising new platform for composers, and I'm excited to see its development over time.
Here's a short demo track I wrote, using 100% MUSIO. While these sounds are designed for Hollywood film scoring, I wanted to see if they could pull off an anime-inspired track. What do you think?
Composed and produced by Jake Cadmus.
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[@jonathanrexmusic]

As a fellow cinesamples fan.. I like your style and sound.

[@kwameryan]

By far the best Musio demo I’ve heard. Awesome.

[@jasonputradarmawan]

Sounds amazing!

[@EyAmaury]

Awesome!!!

[@benedictstock6539]

Great job, sounds beautiful❤️

[@JonasSalvador]

Do I hear some Hiroki Kikuta influences in you music? Love it nevertheless! 🥰

[@frankpaul89]

This is amazing work. I'd love to see the dropdown tracks for each instrument. Are you using Cinebrass Core, Industry Brass, both... ?

[@snarf1504]

Probably the best Musio demo I've seen so far! Better than whatever Cinesamples' marketing team pushes out as acceptable demos, at least.
That being said, the samples are clearly struggling to keep up with some of these lines.

[@jeffreygrantsr4525]

Which DAW is that?

[@EllisGeorgeComposer]

Logic

[@kostyakonstantinoff]

the first violins sound unnatural, although the composition itself is good. thanks