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AMBIENT, MELODIC INSTRUMENTAL CUES are needed by a NON-Exclusive Music Library that’s always getting placements in a bunch of TV Shows, Film projects, and Movie Trailers. They’re looking for Down-To-Mid-Tempo Instrumental Cues that are in feel, vibe, and production ballpark of the references below:
 
“Lungs” by Glocque
“Nobodies” by LAIRE
“3 am” by Glxy
 
Develop your tracks to create an ambient, atmospheric sonic landscape that could underscore a tense television scene. Your Cues should use huge, lush pads and airy, reverb-drenched percussion, with electro, bouncy melodies and counter-melodies that deliver a light, smooth, fluid, and soothing texture.
 
Submissions can range from 60 seconds to 2 minutes in length. Short intros to no intro at all and Non-faded endings with a natural decay/ring out are recommended. # D160912AM

AMBIENT, SOMBER, ELECTRIC GUITAR INSTRUMENTAL CUES are needed by a NON-Exclusive Music Library with a rapidly growing list of great placements. Give them Electric Guitar-based Instrumental Cues that are pretty sparse, simple, moody, and atmospheric, with a sad, melancholic, ethereal vibe. They’re pretty wide open about what they’re interested in hearing, but long, bell-like tones drenched in reverb are always a good place to start for requests like this.
 
Long loops with trailing repeats, cries, and maybe even scrapes and judicious use of distortion might do the trick. This one is all about creating a sad, melancholic atmosphere. Great guitar tones and simplicity will be your friends as you create textures and add dimension to your pieces. Non-Faded, ring-out endings are recommended. Your submissions should be at least 2 minutes in length. #U160819AG

Paulie wrote: Current Listing:

AMBIENT, MELODIC INSTRUMENTAL CUES are needed by a NON-Exclusive Music Library that’s always getting placements in a bunch of TV Shows, Film projects, and Movie Trailers. They’re looking for Down-To-Mid-Tempo Instrumental Cues that are in feel, vibe, and production ballpark of the references below:
 
“Lungs” by Glocque
“Nobodies” by LAIRE
“3 am” by Glxy
 
Develop your tracks to create an ambient, atmospheric sonic landscape that could underscore a tense television scene. Your Cues should use huge, lush pads and airy, reverb-drenched percussion, with electro, bouncy melodies and counter-melodies that deliver a light, smooth, fluid, and soothing texture.
 
Submissions can range from 60 seconds to 2 minutes in length. Short intros to no intro at all and Non-faded endings with a natural decay/ring out are recommended. # D160912AM

Soundbed wrote:

Paulie wrote: Current Listing:

AMBIENT, MELODIC INSTRUMENTAL CUES are needed by a NON-Exclusive Music Library that’s always getting placements in a bunch of TV Shows, Film projects, and Movie Trailers. They’re looking for Down-To-Mid-Tempo Instrumental Cues that are in feel, vibe, and production ballpark of the references below:
 
“Lungs” by Glocque
“Nobodies” by LAIRE
“3 am” by Glxy
 
Develop your tracks to create an ambient, atmospheric sonic landscape that could underscore a tense television scene. Your Cues should use huge, lush pads and airy, reverb-drenched percussion, with electro, bouncy melodies and counter-melodies that deliver a light, smooth, fluid, and soothing texture.
 
Submissions can range from 60 seconds to 2 minutes in length. Short intros to no intro at all and Non-faded endings with a natural decay/ring out are recommended. # D160912AM

Hi Paulie,

I cannot find this listing #D160912AM on the site -- did you?

There are still a couple hours to submit, but I can't find it on the site's listing page or the submission page.

There's another ambient cue that was emailed due tomorrow that I cannot find as well. Is this just a mistake because the person writing the listing pursued another opportunity? (Heard on Taxi TV tonight.)

Posted same question here then found your thread.

Hope you got yours in, if it was ever available... or maybe they will extend the deadline one day, because I have my queues ready!

WeWillWriteUaSong wrote:
Hey Nathan this listing is a dispatch listing...hence the reason it starts with a D. It cannot be found with the regular listings.