Orchestrated: A Music Podcast

What does it mean to spend 17 years going all in on an idea? And what's it like when it's time for you to step away from that idea and entrust it to someone else? After founding Cinesamples and running it for nearly 2 decades, Mike has decided to step down as the company's CEO and get back to his roots. In this episode of Orchestrated, Mike Patti and his successor Chris Hayzel sit down to discuss the history of Cinesamples, Mike's decision to step down, and what he hopes the future of the company and its plugin Musio has in store.

⁠⁠Get Musio completely free for 30 days⁠⁠

⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram⁠⁠⁠

⁠⁠⁠See our ugly mugs on YouTube

What do Hans Zimmer, Billie Eilish, Game of Thrones, and Kendrick Lamar have in common? They’ve all worked with Molly Rogers. Over the last decade or so, Molly has proven to be somewhat of a juggernaut in the music world. Armed with her violin, viola, and voice, she’s been featured on a staggering list of major Hollywood film scores, video games, albums and stages around the world. But it hasn’t always been that way.

Growing up in a funeral home in Frankfurt, Kentucky, Molly discovered the complexities of grief and human emotion at a young age, and she turned to music to help her process it all. Starting violin lessons at the age of 4, she found a creative outlet that would shape the trajectory of the rest of her life. So in this episode Molly sits down with the Orchestrated crew to share her journey from a small Kentucky town to massive studios and stages around the world, and offers her unique insights on the importance of staying in touch with your love for music, no matter how big your career gets.

Check out Orchid Quartet and OQX

Follow Molly on Instagram

Follow Orchid Quartet on Instagram

⁠⁠Get Musio completely free for 30 days⁠

⁠Follow us on Instagram⁠⁠

⁠⁠See our ugly mugs on YouTube

----------------------------------------

00:00 Preview

00:34 Introducing Molly

03:26 Molly’s Ridiculous Resume

06:25 Growing up in a funeral home

07:53 Starting young

11:24 Getting serious about music

19:47 The “Prodigy” myth

29:25 Moving to Hollywood

33:55 Making a name & finding community

38:27 The turning point

43:48 Lessons from the early days

48:01 Recording vs Performing

52:41 The challenges of success

01:00:29 The career of Molly’s dreams

01:10:04 Looking forward/Orchid Quartet

01:15:43 Outro

In this episode of "Orchestrated," Chris Hazel and Mike Patti sit down with accomplished musician, producer, and songwriter Scott Goldbaum to delve into the intricate world of songwriting. Through personal anecdotes and live demonstrations, Scott shares his journey from a young and curious musician to working with industry giants like Sting, Randy Jackson and Keith Urban. The conversation explores the intimate process of songwriting, the creative process, and the importance of authenticity, adaptability, and non-judgement in music. Listeners will gain insights into the challenges and triumphs of songwriting, with practical advice for aspiring songwriters. This episode is a deep dive into the artistry and craft of creating music that resonates.

Listen to Scott's Music

Scott Goldbaum on Spotify

Learn Guitar with ⁠Scott's Online Guitar Course⁠

⁠Get Musio completely free for 30 days

Follow us on Instagram⁠

⁠See our ugly mugs on YouTube

-------------------------

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:04:07 - Scott’s Songwriting journey

00:13:40 - The importance of genuine expression in songwriting

00:18:05 - Insights into the iterative process of songwriting and finding one’s voice.

00:27:28 - Allowing songs to develop over time.

00:30:14 -Writing for different artists and projects.

00:34:18 - Songwriting vs. composing

00:40:07 - Scott’s songwriting approach

00:43:10 - Stream-of-consciousness writing

00:47:24 - Self-judgement and the Creative process

00:55:21 - Considering your audience and taking chances

01:04:28 - Self awareness and creativity

01:12:19 - Writing solo vs with a band 

01:21:14 - Final thoughts and advice

This week on Orchestrated, electronic music producer TAETRO joins hosts Chris Hazel and Steve Goldstein to dive into the dynamic world of music creation in an online world. Since 2014, TAETRO has built a substantial presence on YouTube, developing a large, highly engaged community and a sustainable creative career. Together, the trio explore the multifaceted journey of music production, the evolution of YouTube as a platform for artists, and share universal insights into maintaining a fulfilling creative life in the face of relentless digital demand. Whether you're an aspiring musician, a seasoned producer, or a curious listener, this episode offers valuable perspectives on living a fulfilling creative life regardless of your aspirations.

Get Musio completely free for 30 days

Creative Currents Podcast

Check out TAETRO's YouTube

Join TAETRO'S Discord community

Follow us on Instagram

See our ugly mugs on YouTube

--------------------------------

00:00 - Intro

06:14 - TAETRO’s YouTube Journey

12:08 - Demystifying the creative process

18:28 - Redefining success

21:25 - Staying versatile as a creator

26:13 - Staying mentally healthy 

36:28 - Expanding your skillset 

47:00 - The importance of exploring other interests

55:28 - Handling Trolls

56:39 - Dealing with burnout/leave the pressure behind

01:15:03 - Identity/being more than just one thing

01:23:17 - Advice for aspiring content creators

01:26:46 - Outro

The Orchestrated crew is back at it with a second Mailbag episode! In this episode Mike Patti, Steve Goldshein, and Chris Hayzel answer more of your music questions, ranging from how to protect your music from sneaky music bandits, to making smooth transitions between scenes in a film, and even prophesying the potential destruction of the media music industry! So buckle in for another fun Q&A session with Orchestrated: A Music Podcast.

00:00 - Intro

02:41 - How do I protect my music?

10:01 - How do I tilt the odds in my favor?

19:26 - Will unbalanced career opportunities ruin the industry?

42:46 - What’s the best way to transition between scenes?

 57:46 - Mike’s Mailbag Question

1:11:12 - Outro

——————————————————

Send us your questions at [email protected]

If you enjoyed this conversation don't forget to rate and review the episode! ⁠⁠

Get Musio 30 Days Free⁠⁠

⁠Check out our YouTube⁠

⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram