Everyone hears the mix. Nobody sees who cut it.
Yours is the one part of a routine that plays to the whole arena and never gets a credit line. A music producer page holds up to 40 mixes, each one playing next to the team that competed it.
Open a live music producer page
Free to start. Hosted mixes come with the Pro plan.
Create your free accountA folder of unlabelled MP3s is not a portfolio
When a program asks what your work sounds like, you send a link to a drive. Eleven files, no team names, no seasons, and a coach on a phone in a parking lot who is not going to download any of them.
Meanwhile the mixes you are proudest of are buried in other people's videos, at whatever bitrate a phone speaker survived.
Open a gym page and you can see who coaches there and who built the routines. Ask it who cut the music and there is usually nothing at all.
Forty mixes, and the teams that competed them
/music-producers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, one track mid playback so the player state and duration are visible
The track plays in the page
Up to 40 hosted mixes at 30MB a file, playing in the browser, so listening costs one tap instead of a download.
/music-producers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, mix list scrolled to tracks that have a team and season attributed
Each mix names its team and season
A track can carry the team and the season it was built for, so a listener knows what they are hearing before the first eight count.
/music-producers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, credit list showing at least one team whose season placements have populated
Then the placements fill in
You tag the team and the season you cut for, and the results that team actually scored attach to the credit underneath.
A mix is not a file you send.
It is a credit somebody else can check.
You tag the team and the season you cut for. The placements come from the same competition data the rest of FullOut runs on, so the track and the result end up on one screen instead of in two different conversations.
The rest of the page, and the rest of your work
One Pro account can hold a music producer page, a choreographer page and a coach page at the same time. Hosted audio only ever lives on the music one.
/music-producers/[slug] signed out, desktop 1440x900, scrolled past the mixes to accomplishments and affiliations
Everything around the mixes
Up to 25 accomplishments, 30 photos, 20 videos, 12 affiliations and 10 links out, on the same page as the tracks.
/legal/takedown signed out, desktop 1440x900, the sworn statement checkboxes and signature field in frame
Hosted media has a takedown path
If a rights holder objects, a track can be hidden and put back if the claim does not hold. Clearing the music you build with stays your job, not ours.
From: A named music producer who cuts competition mixes, with the programs they cut for
Must say: That someone played a mix straight off the page, knew which team and season it belonged to without asking, and that the page did the explaining instead of a folder of files.
Collect the name, title and program before this page goes live. Do not ship an unattributed quote.
Put the mixes where they can be heard
Start with the free account. Add the Pro plan for hosted mixes, credits and the page they live on.