How to become a Music Composer in BitLife

Have you ever wanted to write music for others to sing? Many BitLife challenges have asked you to become a singer, musician, or dancer, but it’s rare to find one requiring you to become a music composer. Some achievements are tied to this, making it very useful to learn about.

How to become a Music Composer in BitLife

Becoming a music composer in BitLife requires a Music degree from a university. While the music composer career doesn’t specify a Music degree in its description, having this will make it much easier to pass the interview and filter out unrelated job titles. After acquiring your degree, you’ll start spotting Apprentice Music Composer positions in your full-time job list to apply for.

If you don’t see any Apprentice Music Composer jobs right away, close and reopen your BitLife app to refresh the list or age up and recheck it. Once you find a listing, apply for the position and pass the interview to become a music composer. If you don’t succeed immediately, age up a couple of times and raise your smart stats until it works. In most cases, the Music degree by itself is enough to get you the job, but low stats can prevent it in some cases.

Avoid having a criminal record as you apply to become a music composer. Most employers will reject you immediately if you have one, regardless of whether it was in your character’s teenage years or a recent event. You can emigrate to another country and try again elsewhere, but the odds of the game’s immigration office denying your request are high unless you have a clean record. Your best bet is to avoid crime altogether unless it’s related to a challenge.

Although apprentice music composers don’t make much money, they help complete achievements and challenges. Challenges like Bittersweet Symphony require you to become a music composer, but you can also pursue career-related achievements such as Jack of All Trades.