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SERVICE 02  |  Live Tracking & Mix

Instrumental Track
Production

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OVERVIEW  |  What This Service Entails

Real Players, Real Rooms

Our instrumental department writes, arranges and records full music beds for commercials, title sequences, podcasts and branded films. Session guitarists, keys players, drummers and string soloists track in our live room under one producer, so the groove feels like a band — because it is one.

Every production is mixed against your voice track from the first demo, which means the music arrives already ducked, carved and sitting exactly where narration lives.

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What's Included

  • Custom composition or licensed-style arrangement
  • Live session players tracked in our live room
  • Mix against your voiceover with stems included
  • Cut-downs: 60, 30, 15 and sting versions
  • Full buyout paperwork for broadcast and online
Session guitarist tracking a commercial bed Piano arrangement session for a brand film Producer shaping an instrumental mix
Portrait of client Samuel Adeyemi
"They scored our launch film in nine days — live strings, full mix, cut-downs and all. It sounded like a record, not a library track."
Samuel Adeyemi — Founder, Holborn Pictures
FAQ  |  Instrumental Production

Common Questions

Do you compose original music or license it?+

Both. Most clients commission original beds with full buyouts; we can also arrange licensed-style tracks when a reference sound must be matched.

Can the music be mixed around our narration?+

Yes — that is the default. We mix against your voice track and deliver the bed plus ducked, carved and full versions with stems.

What lengths do we receive?+

The full track plus 60, 30 and 15-second cut-downs and a sting, all timed and loudness-matched for broadcast and online.

Who owns the finished track?+

You do. Every production includes buyout paperwork covering broadcast, streaming and theatrical use in your territory.