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For the freelancers doing sonic or audio work here: the thing that turns a one-off sound pack into recurring client work isn't better sound. It's the one-page doc you ship with it.
We break down the doc we send with every sonic starter kit — the rationale, the variant map, the guardrails — written so a client can defend the sound in a meeting without you in the room. That's what makes them come back.
Full breakdown: https://supadark.com/notes/sonic-starter-kit-documentation
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How to Document a Sonic Starter Kit for a Client
The files aren’t the deliverable — the rationale is. A practical template for documenting a sonic starter kit so clients understand it, trust it, and come back for more.
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