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We can accommodate most requests so if you don’t see your exact question listed here, please don’t hesitate to contact us - there’s no request too loud!
Yes. We can bolster the sound or add instruments and supplement the live piece with whatever tech you need.
Ravel Virtual Studios specializes in recording orchestral compositions, including pieces for small ensembles to full symphonies. We can work with traditional Western orchestral instruments and are expanding to include ethnic and unusual instruments. If you have specific requirements, feel free to contact us.
Our process begins with you submitting a properly formatted score through our client website. We then provide a price estimate, produce a first draft of the recording, and offer one round of revisions at no extra cost. Once you're satisfied, we finalize and deliver the recording.
We accept score submissions in Sibelius and Finale formats, as well as MusicXML files. If you have a handwritten score, we offer a copyist service to digitize your music.
The turnaround time for a project typically depends on the complexity and our current queue. However, we usually deliver the first draft within a few business days. For a more precise timeline, please check our queue status on the client website.
Yes, you can request one round of revisions at no additional charge. This includes an unlimited number of individual changes. Additional rounds of revisions may incur extra costs.
Yes, you retain full rights to your composition. Additionally, we assign the copyright of the sound recording to you upon project completion, allowing you to use and share the recording freely.
"Sound Naturalization" involves techniques like de-tuning and individualizing instruments to mimic the natural variations found in live performances. This process ensures that the recordings sound lifelike and engaging, avoiding the overly pristine and mechanical feel of some digital recordings.
We use the latest technology and an extensive library of high-quality samples to create realistic recordings. Our founder, Ron Artinian, applies his deep knowledge of music and psychology to fine-tune every aspect of the sound, ensuring each recording is as authentic and expressive as possible.
Yes, you can use the recording for commercial purposes. However, please inform us if you plan to do so, as production fees may differ for commercial use.
To get started, simply sign up for a free account on our client website, submit your score, and create a project. From there, we will guide you through the process to ensure you receive a high-quality recording of your composition.
