I just love this tune https://www.reallusion.com/de/iclone/vfx/popcornfx/custom.html
we can hear similar songs on many tutorials, but never got told who wrote them.
Any idea who is behind all that ?
It’s right there, in the video description 
No, where ? On Yt it says “Deepersound”, but that leads to nowhere 
Took me 2 minutes to locate it… https://audiojungle.net/item/digital-technology/20535333
…but there are hundreds of those “corporate” mixes which sound alike on many royalty free music sites.
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Thanks for your 2 minutes “Deepersound” has a few serious tunes on his site ! (sometimes i want to throw all my eqiupment in the bin when i hear such well tuned stuff) 
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…but there are hundreds of those “corporate” mixes which sound alike on many royalty free music sites.
Pixabay.com has alot of those corporate and “cinematic trailer” music tracks that are royalty free.
such as this one I used for the “trailer for my graphic novel I sell on Amazon Kindle direct
Just FYI though, if you happen to have a monetized youtube channel most of those royalty free tracks will prevent
monetization of your videos the uses them.
That is why I have moved over to AI generated music tracks
from sites like Udio.com.
The tracks are completely original and free to use anywhere.
In addition to the opening theme song,
I recently composed an entire satirical rock song titled:
“ With my armpits badly reeking” 
for the most recent episode
of my 2D (CTA), animated Kids series.
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I use Pixabay all the time, but do not monetize 
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Thousands of “Composers” are using the same sound samples, especially drum loops, so its no wonder things sound similar. Ive been making music for more then 50 years now, i must say most stuff you hear on the web is quite simple stuff (in a musicians ear, everage people wouldnt know a difference, thats why you can use almost anything for a film/presentation ), Uniqueness has been buried long time ago, but that tune really cought my attention. (the drum loop made a difference in my ears).
If i may give a little feedback to the Athenas Paradox Trailer, i find either the beat is too fast or the image sequence is too slow. The fast and hard beat made me expect something exiting to happen like a sh o o t ing or something, may be a faster change in the image sequence could solve that.
What do you think ?
Which is the entire point of a “teaser” trailer
leave the viewer wishing to have seen more
which often leads to sales of the book. 
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