We compose music for story-based film projects and video games, using the world's best
virtual instruments from Spitfire Audio, Native Instruments, and Vienna Symphonic
Library.
Whether you have an idea you want to hear composed from scratch or you've already
written or recorded part of an idea and want to add additional backing tracks to it such
as drums, piano, violin, or more; we will compose music to go with it, using virtual
instruments, live recordings, or both.
If you need custom music composed for a YouTube video, radio spot, podcast, or social
media platform, we will compose a custom piece for your ad or introduction.
Mixing an audio project includes several tasks such as adjusting the audio levels,
drawing automation curves, applying EQ, reverb, sound effects, fade-outs, panning, and
many other tasks in order to create a polished and professional product.
Editing an audio project includes all of the miscellaneous tasks in creating a clean
end-product. For example, removing unwanted noise, trimming the quiet segments or ends
of audio clips, splicing and rearranging clips, and comping together multiple takes to
create a seamless track.
The mastering process is the last stage in the audio production pipeline. During this
process, the mastering engineer will carefully listen to the audio track, make some
final adjustments, such as to EQ, dynamics, volume automation, and the surround field so
that the track will sound louder, ready for publishing, and maintain uniform dynamics
across a large project, such as a full album or film.
Do you have an existing project that was recorded in stereo that you'd like up-mixed to
Spatial Audio / Dolby Atmos for Apple Music and surround playback? We can help. Our
studio is equipped with a professional 7.1.4 speaker array, capable of mixing in Dolby
Atmos. We use professional software and plugins (Steinberg Nuendo) for placing and
mixing sounds in the surround field.
Many projects require not only music and dialogue, but also sound effects. Some sound
effects are created digitally and made to sound unnatural, such as a lightsaber, or an
alien spaceship, others are meant to sound organic, such as the sound of someone walking
on gravel or closing a door. Reverb comes into play, too, for example, maybe you want
your recording to sound like it was recorded in a large stadium, or a small area like a
car. Story First Audio provides all of these capabilities.
Do you have a book you want recorded to audio, a video with custom voice dictation, or a
custom voice actor performance? We have a special recording booth designed for this
purpose as well as bring custom voice actors into the studio as needed on a case-by-case
basis for specific roles.