Okay, I just, before we go any further in this episode, can we just acknowledge Mack and his incredible ability to make music?

Because what I love about that new intro

mac is that it fits the andor vibes but it's really the same music as our

skeleton crew intro is just andorified yeah that's uh that's what I plan on doing for

for perpetuity I want to to just have like a a particular

version of the music depending on the show we're talking about but that is all our a

unified theme you know I like it yeah thank you so much thank you so much it was fun to do

so can you just real quick how do you do something like that because like I

literally have no idea how you made music I have a doll and a MIDI controller and I

so my MIDI controller is like a little little keyboard it's a little half keyboard

type deal yeah it's got some

drum pads on it i use that to in like input all of the the midi and then you just select like virtual

instruments to play the midi you input in the sounds you want so like i have like a cello i've got a lot of

synths and stuff like that so do you like I'm, I guess I'm getting into the weeds here about how music is made.

Welcome to Children of the Watch on music production podcast.

Do you, well, I mean, I think this is important, like people like John Williams, Michael Giacchino, Mick Giacchino, like all these people who make incredible Star Wars music.

Please do not even talk about what I do in the same breath.

Well, do you, do you hear a theme in your head and then just start playing or do you write it out?

You know what I mean? Do you write write it out? Um, I mean?

Do you write the notes out?

No, I don't.

Like I can, I know how, like, I can read music.

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