@Alex Pfeffer He, he, yes, perhaps, but I kind of missed the more detailed part of selling? I feel you are very relaxed and not pushy regarding selling, but I reckon there is more to it than just showing the different courses in the classroom? And yes, I reckon I can find the details inside the other community, Skill Profit Pioneers 😄

@Alex Pfeffer Ah, awesome! Got to check it out now 👍

Nice, thanks!

Wow - congratulations to the winners 🎉🥳

Kitchen radio, Jabra headphones and car speakers - and IPhone speakers!

@Daniele Coppola Thanks a lot! That was a very interesting read - especially about how you approached from a feel position rather than from a more technical standpoint?! Yes, Zelda is one of the games I really connect with, great music and storytelling in that game. Follow up question: Did you use that palette of instruments throughout the game or similar scenes? I reckon if you have nailed the atmosphere in a scene it’s a good idea to connect or shape the same kind of scenes with the same palette of sounds/instruments to create cohesion in the game?

@Daniele Coppola Ah, sorry - by palette I meant a collection of instruments: Piano, acoustic guitar and strings in your example. I’ve recognized that choosing a collection of instruments for a play or episode, where several cues are composed- it works as cohesion on a higher structural level because there is some kind of familiarity between the cues because the instruments don’t change etc. I just wondered if you used this approach?