In this week’s episode of the 52 Cues Podcast, Dave unpacks what it truly means to write editor-friendly production music. With real-world insights from his own cue “Fins with Benefits,” Dave outlines six key principles every composer should consider: predictability, consistency, clarity, repetition, edit points, and strong endings. These elements not only make cues easier to cut but also more appealing for editors working under tight deadlines. For composers navigating the world of sync and library music, understanding how to reduce friction for editors can mean the difference between a cue that gets passed over and one that gets placed.


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