TRADITIONAL LATIN INSTRUMENTALS
Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2019 9:22 am
This one was forwarded! 
https://soundcloud.com/henryvan4444/adv ... f-don-juan
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TRADITIONAL LATIN INSTRUMENTALS are needed by a great Music Library with international distribution and lots of success in Film and TV placements.
They’re looking for authentic-sounding, Mid-to-Up-Tempo Instrumentals in the ballpark of the references below:
“Tuyo” by Pedro Bromn
“Canción Del Mariachi” by Antonio Banderas & Los Lobos
Although the references have vocals, this request is for Instrumentals only!
Please submit authentic-sounding Latin Instrumentals that use traditional instrumentation such as vihuela, guitarron, trumpet, violin, accordion, maracas, etc. Your submissions should be well-composed and able to quickly establish a mood and a geographic location. If you’re using any virtual instruments, they need to sound really convincing and authentic! Please avoid submitting anything that sounds stiff, synthetic, or MIDI-driven. The more authentic-sounding, the better.
TAXI Tip: Think of the types of Instrumentals that would be used in shows like “Narcos” and "Pablo Escobar, The Drug Lord." That’s what they’re searching for!
All submissions should be about 2-4 minutes long (give or take) with Non-Faded, buttoned endings. Do NOT copy the references in any way, shape, or form. Use them only as a general guide for tempo, tone, texture and overall vibe. Broadcast Quality is needed.
This company offers an EXCLUSIVE deal. You’ll split any upfront sync fees 50/50. They’ll get 100% of the Publisher’s share, and you’ll get 100% of the Writer’s share. You must own or control 100% of your Master and Copyright. Since this is an EXCLUSIVE deal, please be sure the material you submit for this pitch is NOT already signed with other Libraries or Catalogs. Please submit as many Instrumentals as you’d like, online or per CD. All submissions will be screened on a Yes/No basis – No full critiques. Submissions must be received no later than 11:59 PM (PDT) on Tuesday, September 24th, 2019. TAXI Dispatch #D190924NR
https://soundcloud.com/henryvan4444/adv ... f-don-juan
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
TRADITIONAL LATIN INSTRUMENTALS are needed by a great Music Library with international distribution and lots of success in Film and TV placements.
They’re looking for authentic-sounding, Mid-to-Up-Tempo Instrumentals in the ballpark of the references below:
“Tuyo” by Pedro Bromn
“Canción Del Mariachi” by Antonio Banderas & Los Lobos
Although the references have vocals, this request is for Instrumentals only!
Please submit authentic-sounding Latin Instrumentals that use traditional instrumentation such as vihuela, guitarron, trumpet, violin, accordion, maracas, etc. Your submissions should be well-composed and able to quickly establish a mood and a geographic location. If you’re using any virtual instruments, they need to sound really convincing and authentic! Please avoid submitting anything that sounds stiff, synthetic, or MIDI-driven. The more authentic-sounding, the better.
TAXI Tip: Think of the types of Instrumentals that would be used in shows like “Narcos” and "Pablo Escobar, The Drug Lord." That’s what they’re searching for!
All submissions should be about 2-4 minutes long (give or take) with Non-Faded, buttoned endings. Do NOT copy the references in any way, shape, or form. Use them only as a general guide for tempo, tone, texture and overall vibe. Broadcast Quality is needed.
This company offers an EXCLUSIVE deal. You’ll split any upfront sync fees 50/50. They’ll get 100% of the Publisher’s share, and you’ll get 100% of the Writer’s share. You must own or control 100% of your Master and Copyright. Since this is an EXCLUSIVE deal, please be sure the material you submit for this pitch is NOT already signed with other Libraries or Catalogs. Please submit as many Instrumentals as you’d like, online or per CD. All submissions will be screened on a Yes/No basis – No full critiques. Submissions must be received no later than 11:59 PM (PDT) on Tuesday, September 24th, 2019. TAXI Dispatch #D190924NR