I think for most musicians, there's more of a case for quicker progression towards good results by having access to decent resources and studying track building walkthroughs for a wide range of genre choices (alot of cinematic stuff in particular is well-documented!). I wouldn't class myself as that talented tbh, mostly just a case of persistently learning new things and brute-forcing as much technical info to memory as possible over the last 10 years (and even then I still have lots of slip-up's to learn from and deal with!). There's plenty of other musicians on this site who are able to get just-as-good results from learning over the years and applying themselves, in (very likely) half the amount of time it took for me to do the same. I just take abit more pride in that I'm able to freely rotate between different genre's/approaches at ease since I pretty much surround myself in so much music of all different types to playback, it all ends up being mentally broken down almost subconciously at this point, and analyzed for future ideas and technical application!

If you are looking for some good stuff to build up your arsenal further for no cost, I keep a news post full of good quality freebie's and the web-links to go straight to them (some of which were used in this very project like Keepforest Ferrum Free!) Link below:
https://ld-w.newgrounds.com/news/post/1142878