Scott Lewis
New member
Wow, the architecture in this board is a steep learning curve for this old AV guy. 
But I think I've finally got through the Mickey Mouse. No offense. I just call things the way I see it. Otherwise, I think this might be the place for me.
I spent several years behind-the-mic, working for two classical music stations. Three if you count two universities. So that would be four! Wowser. Alas, mighty Minnesota Public Radio "overtook" the last two commercial classical stations I worked for, to be polite about it. After that, I got smart and never returned to the radio biz. However I'm in the writing and moviemaking biz, in which I DO use a lot of production music. I won't advertise which libraries I use. But I will say that some very, very highly-skilled folks compose and orchestrate AV & movie production music.
I'm also a fan of old time network radio "cues." And also light music.
I'd like to see a "classical light music" section within this forum. That genre is on the rise.
Thus, once a person is hooked on classical music, it really is the core of a person's life. It is high on my life. "Without a song, the day would never end. Without a song, a man ain't got no friend..." as that lovely old song goes.
But I think I've finally got through the Mickey Mouse. No offense. I just call things the way I see it. Otherwise, I think this might be the place for me. I spent several years behind-the-mic, working for two classical music stations. Three if you count two universities. So that would be four! Wowser. Alas, mighty Minnesota Public Radio "overtook" the last two commercial classical stations I worked for, to be polite about it. After that, I got smart and never returned to the radio biz. However I'm in the writing and moviemaking biz, in which I DO use a lot of production music. I won't advertise which libraries I use. But I will say that some very, very highly-skilled folks compose and orchestrate AV & movie production music.
I'm also a fan of old time network radio "cues." And also light music.
I'd like to see a "classical light music" section within this forum. That genre is on the rise.
Thus, once a person is hooked on classical music, it really is the core of a person's life. It is high on my life. "Without a song, the day would never end. Without a song, a man ain't got no friend..." as that lovely old song goes.
