
CULVER CITY, CA. (Sony Media Software/ www.sony.com/mediasoftware) - Recognizing the broad popularity and increasing professional demand for royalty-free music and sound, Sony Media Software announced the release of Cinemascape:
Soundtrack Construction Elements. This new Premium Collection (2-CD, 24-bit) title is a royalty-free soundtrack composition resource that contains a broad assortment of textures and melodies created specifically to provide musical elements that enhance visual information.
Cinemascape sounds range from sparse, layerable elements, to fully-produced music segments that can be used as instant soundtrack material. Sound categories include strings, piano, pads, textures, thematic elements, and environments. Included with this two-disc set are two editable, ready-to-use ACID Pro software projects that blend 24-bit Cinemascape collection sounds with loops and samples from throughout the vast Sony Sound Series catalog.
Sony Sound Series libraries offer comprehensive solutions for music creation. Three levels: Classic, Standard, and Premium, offer multiple price point options across a wide range of music genres. "We're pleased to see Cinemascape enter our catalog at the Premium Collection level," said Dave Chaimson, Vice President of Marketing for Sony Pictures Digital Media Software and Services Division. "Music producers and videographers will enjoy the 24-bit sound, the sheer quantity of content, and all the extras that make Cinemascape a special class of product."
Sony Sound Series libraries appeal to film music producers. "Cinemascape is interesting, useful and comprehensive. This library is a great tool kit for creating several of film scoring's basic tones and flavors," said noted soundtrack composer Gary Chang ("Island of Dr. Moreau," "Path to War," "A Bright Shining Lie," "Under Siege").
Sony Sound Series libraries are delivered in the ACID .wav file format that supports pitch-shifting and time-stretching, and is also recognized by products such as Live, Sonar, Cubase, Logic, and GarageBand. These loops can also be imported into any other non-linear editor that supports the .wav file format.
For more information on Cinemascape, or to locate a dealer worldwide, please see https://www.sony.com/mediasoftware. MSRP: $99.95. Cinemascape will al so be shown at the National Association of Broadcaster's convention, NAB 2005, (April 18-21, Las Vegas Convention Center) in Sony's booth (No. SU6406).
Other libraries ideally suited for composing ambient/cinematic scores found in the Sony Sound Series are: Ambient Realms, Cinematix Volumes 1 and 2, James Johnson: Slow Silhouette, James Johnson: Spektral Minimalism, Ma Ja Le': Electronic Imprints and Astrobeats, Ma Ja Le': Ethereal Textures, Numina I: Emotional Peak Sounds for Cinema, Numina II: More Peak Sounds for Cinema, The Orchestral Series, Robert Rich: Ambient Atmospheres and Rhythms, Sonic Excursions for Acoustic Guitar, Steve Tibbetts: Friendly Fire.
About Sony Media Software
Sony Media Software manages the following media creation software titles: Sound Forge software, Vegas software, CD Architect software, DVD Architect software, ACID PRO software, Sony Sound Series music and sound effects libraries, Sony Vision Series graphics, animations and stock footage libraries, Noise Reduction Plug-In, Vegas Movie Studio software, ACID Music Studio software and Sound Forge Audio Studio software. The team also runs the ACIDplanet online service (https://www.ACIDplanet.com), a worldwide community for progressive musicians.
For additional product information, please visit https://www.sony.com/mediasoftware.
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