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If you've ever looked at the cost of booking a live orchestra and wondered where the number comes from, you're not alone. It's one of the questions that comes up regularly when composers start thinking about their first session, and it's a fair one to ask. The short answer is that you're not just paying for a few …
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Add a distinctive flair to your project with our custom music service. Our in-house composer and co-founder of MediaMusicNow, Lee Pritchard can bring your vision to life with a tailor-made composition. Showcasing Musical Versatility Listen to Lee's demos and explore his diverse range of musical styles. From …
Your Podcast Deserves a Unique Sound Your podcast intro is the first thing your audience hears and sets the tone for your entire show. It is the first impression your audience will have. If your podcast uses the same music as others, it may be mistaken for another product or brand. Commissioning custom music …
What is sampling? In music technology, sampling is the technique of digitally encoding music or sound and reusing it as part of a composition or recording. This started to become popular in the 1980's but synthesisers and samplers were limited by the ability of the technology of the day and early samplers would …
Somewhere in digital music history, audio at 44.1kHz 16bit became the accepted standard for CD. Our stock music library uses this standard (as do most) and all consumer music still uses it in 2019. However, it is an old standard now. It is believed that these sample/bit rates were established from a balance between …
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Writing music can be a challenge creatively. With today's tech you have a plethora of options available, thousands of sounds and the ability to layer instrument tracks and apply processing beyond anything you could have even dreamt of back in the 1990's when I was working with midi and tape (DAT, ADAT). I am 2 to 3 …
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