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My name is Timothy Allen. My artist name is Maple Colossus! Before joining this program, I was mainly playing drums to my favorite bands and learning songs that I loved. I’ve always had this little voice in the back of my head telling me that I should make music for myself too, but I never really gave myself permission to do it. I tried some free apps here and there, but I never took it too seriously. I’ve always wanted to create my own songs, but I never felt like I had the tools or knowledge to do it. Honestly, before joining, I had a lot of doubts. I didn’t know if this program would really work for me or if I’d just fall back into old habits and stop after a few weeks. I’d seen other courses online that made big promises, and I was worried this might be the same thing. I thought maybe I didn’t have enough skill, time, or that I’d get overwhelmed and give up. But after talking with Dan during the first couple interviews, that totally changed. He just got it. He understood what I wanted to do, and the way he broke things down made it feel actually possible! Since joining, it’s been awesome and it gave me everything I felt like I was missing. The accountability, the structure, the community, and the tools all help me stay focused and inspired to make music! I finally had people around me who were doing the same thing, creating awesome music and inspiring me to do the same. It taught me how to set routines for myself, stick to them, and actually follow through. The first big win for me was finishing and releasing my first piece of video game music ever!!! Before this, I’d never finished a full song, and now I’ve made something that sounds legit. It’s been heard by people in the community, it’s been vouched for, and it actually sounds like the music I hear in my head. That feeling of hearing it all come together from start to finish was just unreal. It made me feel proud of myself. I can finally live up to my dreams and call myself a music composer - it’s an incredible feeling! The magic for me was understanding how melodies and chords actually work together. I come from a percussion background, so I’ve always thought of things in a kind of logical, rhythmic way. But going through this process, I started to see the “why” behind songs, how tension and resolution work, how you can tell a story through melody, and how the pieces fit together. Once that clicked, it was like something unlocked in my brain. I finally got it and it feels so cool! Now I can create full songs on my own. I understand how to take an idea and turn it into something real. And it’s impacted my life in a huge way. I feel more aligned with who I am with a new way to express myself creatively. I feel like I’m finally doing what I’m supposed to be doing. My friends have noticed too - they can tell I’m more confident, driven, and more alive. If you’re someone who’s been thinking about making music but you’re scared, or you don’t know where to start, or you think it’s too late, I’ve been there. I’d tell you to take that leap. This program gives you the roadmap, the coaching, the gear, the community, everything you need to actually make it happen. Give yourself permission to take a chance on something you want to do - I waited too long and am so glad I found this program to help me on my musical journey. It’s been wonderful and totally worth it. I can’t wait to make more music!!! — Timothy "Maple Colossus" Allen

Before I started this program, music was just a hobby for me. I’d been working in software development and chasing the idea of becoming a game designer. But deep down, I always knew music was where my heart truly lived. I didn’t have a clear way to share my songs or grow as a creator, and that held me back emotionally and creatively. When I joined this program, everything changed. It connected my love for music with real steps to becoming a professional. I’m learning how to take my ideas seriously, build a brand, and release original work—not just remixes or songs tied to game projects. It gave me the freedom to release music for its own sake, and that’s incredibly fulfilling. I’ve gone from being stuck in a job that didn’t fit me to finally building a career that feels like home. I’ve still got a few tracks in the works, but I already feel like a true music creator. It’s exciting, and I’m more confident now in who I am and where I’m going. What’s made this program so special is the live coaching, the amazing software (FL Studio and Native Instruments opened up a whole new world for me), and the support of a positive, respectful community. We grow together, and that means so much to me. Was I nervous? Yeah. I’m shy. I was worried about being seen, and about the cost too. But the truth is, when you find your passion, you have to be willing to take the risk. And I’m glad I did. To anyone thinking about joining—if your heart is telling you this is what you’re meant to do, listen to it. Don’t hesitate. I would tell my past self: stop living in your head, and let your heart lead. That’s where the real magic happens. Now, with the support of this program and my family, I know I’m on the right path. I'm proud of what I'm making. And I’m just getting started. —Jordan (Radius Infinity)

I love listening to music. I had ideas but no experience making music. When young, I played recorder and flute and had lessons, but it's been over a decade, so I basically started from zero. I couldn't make ideas real, turning them into actual sounds. I found Best Music Coach, LLC. through YouTube recommendations. I listened to a livestream while working and thought, Dan knows how to teach. It made sense. In the program I was well guided. It's natural, covers everything, and you learn at your own pace. It's complete, and I feel satisfaction with the quality. The VIP program is great-calls with Dan, sharing in the group, asking questions, and creating together. It's comforting; you're not alone. My doubts were about myself. I'm an ideas guy, but I feared my ideas wouldn't work or I wouldn't enjoy it. It was self-doubt. I decided to just do it. It was a great opportunity. I saw the community post, thought about it, and went for it. I released one piece and am about to release a second in less than a month and a half. I release on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music. I'm glad; when I heard the first release, I was proud. The second is pretty too. It confirms my ideas came from me, and I love them. I couldn't create music before, but now I can. It's pretty good so far. My boyfriend is proud of me. At work, I shared my music, and a coworker who also makes music said my music inspired them to continue. There's no better compliment. The impact is very positive. If you're unsure about taking the next step, why? What's stopping you? I went for it and I'm happy. If you want to make music, what's stopping you from learning? This guy is a great teacher. You gotta start somewhere. It's not just access to programs but courses on using them, releasing music, producing, sharing, and starting with different tools. You learn everything with lessons, courses, and access to all you need.

I never made music before Best Music Coach, LLC. I just played it, sang it, listened to it. I wanted to make music. After taking the courses and learning what I needed, I started making music and enjoyed it more than I thought. I put it off too long. I felt something was missing before. Having this as a way of expression feels good. Before this program, I talked to people to keep them at a distance, even those I saw daily. I didn’t want to talk deeper because it was hard to express how I felt or my ideas. I haven’t been taking these courses long, but I already feel I’m improving through this. I found out about Best Music Coach, LLC. through Music Theory for Gamers on YouTube. I wanted to learn more, went to the website, found an offer that worked, and decided to give it a shot. I thought if I was going to make music, I should invest, and if it worked, it would pay off. I doubted I could make something original that didn’t sound like existing music. I now know I can make an original piece that expresses me. I was worried about accidentally copying VGM artists I admire, like C418, whose music I’ve heard since I was eight. I thought if I learned more, I could make something original I liked and could show others, and it would be cool. I now freely write music, which I couldn’t do before, and I feel happy about that. It feels great. The impact on people around me comes from feeling more confident, talking to people better, and expressing myself without feeling something was missing. To anyone unsure about the program, I used to think I’d never make anything original, that I had no creativity, just mathematics. That mindset was a mistake. If that’s why someone doubts taking this course, I’d encourage them to take it and start writing music. You have to start somewhere. Even if you can’t make high-quality stuff like AAA gaming music now, start small with melodies, then improve using what you learn. To anyone unsure about joining the VIP Tier of service, if you love listening to music, understanding how it works, and making it yourself, this is a good choice to get there quickly. There are others in the same boat, starting out. Growing alongside them is motivating, feeling like you’re not alone. I feel different since joining, following what others make, sharing my work, finding inspiration in their successes, and possibly them in mine. It feels good, great. I’ve never had problems working with Dan. He’s cool. Having someone guide directly, plus a group of others learning, is an advantage I’ve seen in this course. I joined because I wanted to understand video game music I’ve listened to and make my own in the VGM style. I dream of making music for games, even if not for my own. I feel excited seeing myself doing that in the future. I wouldn’t have gotten here without joining the program, learning what I needed, and making music in the style I enjoy. Knowing I’ll never be without music because I can make it feels awesome. Even if I don’t make my own game, making music I like, that could be used in someone else’s game with cool mechanics and art, with my touch on it, sounds awesome. I now feel I can make that happen.

I was producing music through FL Studio for a few years, but my tracks always lacked emotional significance or relatability. I was looking for the ability to tell a story. Before, something was missing, a level of fulfillment, like an empty space I had to fill through artistic expression. I was yearning for a creative outlet to express myself and tell stories. I was living in anticipation, waiting to fill the gap. Every track I created didn't quite do that, they felt like a sporadic collection of random ideas. I couldn't translate my thoughts and feelings accurately into music. I wasn't confident; my work wasn't living up to my goals. Despite my supportive friends, I was harder on myself, and it affected how I connected with people through my work. I found out about Best Music Coach, LLC. through YouTube, specifically the Terraria Calamity OST reaction. I thought, "Dan has a lot of knowledge and he's very analytical, I want the ability to understand music like him". When the opportunity to sign up came, I saw it as a once-in-a-lifetime chance to really upgrade my skills; so I pursued it. I was skeptical at first, unsure what I was getting into. But diving into the lessons and course showed me how much there was to learn. It made me feel humbled, excited, and inspired to gain skill in what I was looking for. My biggest doubt was whether it was worth the investment, especially financially. Even now, not even finished with the course, I say it's definitely worth it. The knowledge and skill gained in such a short time settled that fear pretty quick. I went through with it because I saw the opportunity and potential, and I was passionate about improving. Pushing through skepticism and fears, I saw this was the path to become who I strive to be. I'm surprised how fast this happened. I can now easily translate my thoughts and emotions through music, backed by technical knowledge. It helps with efficiency and creative freedom. Knowing how to structure compositions and understand musical relationships lets me directly transfer ideas into music. It feels amazing, freeing, liberating. Before, I couldn't keep up with my brain's ideas, so I would easily lose my thoughts as I attempted to put them into a musical piece. but now I can clearly express them. I'm more confident in my work, bonding better with people through my music. One of my goals was to make people feel something through my work. I'm seeing that impact now, subtly, but it'll get stronger. I can connect with people and immerse them in an artistic piece, bringing out emotions like joy, sadness, excitement, frustration, highlighting the humanity in art. If you're on the fence about this program but want to step up your game and connect with others through music, this is a huge step forward. It'll take you from complete beginner to musical master. Even with prior knowledge, I learned so much from the fundamentals, making it beginner-friendly yet deep. The course simplifies creating music, making it less complicated. It provides fundamental ideas to build on, giving a great foundation. The community is amazing, with people in the same boat as me, supporting each other. The Best Music Coach team is incredible, inspiring me daily, even through rough waters and hardships. They have my back, and it's heartwarming to see everyone come together and bring each other up in times of need, and success. If anyone from the Best Music Coach team is reading, I personally thank you. This is life-changing, exactly what I needed. It'll help me carry out my dreams and reach where I strive to be. Thank you for the support, love, and assistance, for being there, even just to listen. This course and the people involved with it are all incredible.