The tracks in Beginnings are deliberately understated and are meant to carry your story forward, but in a subtler way than a full-blown score or soundtrack.
Drawing on inspiration from opening title sequences, episodic dramas, and unconventionally cinematic commercials, we created these melodies to help you evoke curiosity and establish a cinematic tone in your films.
Features
- 15 Original Melodies
- 5 Useful Variations: 01 Original, 02 Melody, 03 Bass/Percussion, 04 Strings, 05 Undertones
- 75 Tracks Total
- Most tracks 1-2 minutes long
- Mastered for professional use
- WAV – 96000hz (3.4 GB)
- MP3 – 48000hz (271 MB)
- Royalty Free
- Beginnings provides a versatile library of underscores for you to leverage across many projects.
- You can base your entire edit off one of the 15 original music tracks or create more nuanced soundscapes tailored to specific scenes using the variations of each track that are provided.
15 Original Melodies
- Built from 15 original melodies, each designed to establish an underlying tone in your scene. Each track is around 1-2 minutes in length.
5 Unique Variations
- We recorded each melody in 5 different ways. Use variations on their own or combined with others to create your own micro-score.
Professional Grade
- The tracks are professionally mastered and compatible with all major editing platforms, including Adobe Premiere, Davinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro X.
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