Hello all,
I've recently composed the music of a book trailer (Thriller).
The music is very short (1 min.)
Any comments would be appreciated.
I use Sonar Professional.

;)
John
 

here is the link
https://soundcloud.com/johnmct/ete-pourri-a-melun-plage
 
 

Mentioned about the link, but you got it up... :)
 

Love the intro. After that I think this is missing structure and the climax. A break here or there would emphasize the changes that do happen. The ending comes around really abruptly with a braam sound that hasn't been heard anywhere else in the track. I'd introduce it a bit earlier. Now it's kind of out of place there.

Interesting comments. I'll think about your tips next time.
The "braam" was wanted by the author at the same time the book displays on the screen.
I also think it is a bit too much and not well positioned.
You can watch the trailer here : https://www.facebook.com/nicolas.duplessier/videos/302957006744341/
 
 

Cool... 

Quick info on the material I have :
- Sonar Pro, basic instruments yet (I'm learning the software since May 2016)
- Babyface Pro
- Yamaha MPS3
- Roland A-800 Pro
- Micro Avantone CK-6
- Hearphone HD 280 Pro

Sounds like a great TV show thriller/horror theme.

The book is scheduled to be released on 09/15/2016 and the title translation would be something like "****ing summer on Melun Beach". The trailer got 5k views since 09/05/2016. A good start but we hope to do better!

It has a sneaky, kind of playful feeling (rather than serious);  More Agatha Christie than John Le Carre.  If that's what you were going for, then it's great!