About
Drafted by AI. Signed by a composer.
ScoreDesk is a composer-led music studio for film, podcast, and ads — built on a single premise: every cue is reviewed and signed off by a credited human composer before it lands in your delivery folder. AI drafts the material; a composer owns the cue, the licence, and the broadcast deliverables.
Studio mission · human sign-off · broadcast delivery · USCO-defensible licensing
Mission
Bespoke-on-demand. Stock as fallback, not the default.
ScoreDesk exists because the music brief is the studio brief — every cue written against a specific runtime, picture-lock, voice-over, or brand, not pulled from a shared library a competitor might also be running. The studio default is bespoke-on-demand: a composer reads the brief back, drafts to it, and signs off on it before the stems ever leave the building.
Stock is in the toolkit as a fallback for the rare case a brief can be served honestly by a licensed tag — but it is not the studio product, and the studio does not lean on it to hit a delivery date. Brief in once and the studio runs the same pipeline every time: intake, triage, mood board, draft, human sign-off, multi-format delivery with the licence bundled in.
Sign-off
Every cue is signed off by a human composer.
Every ScoreDesk cue is reviewed and signed off by a credited human composer before delivery — against the brief, against the mood board, against the format the delivery has to clear. The composer’s signature is the studio’s whole pitch against AI-only music agents: a real name on the cue, attached to the delivery folder, not a model’s timestamp.
Two revision rounds ship with podcast and ad cues as standard; three ship with a short film score, with a composer driving every pass. The composer who signs off is the same composer who reads the brief back at triage, so the project has a single human owner from intake to delivery. Meet the composers →
Delivery
What lands in the delivery folder.
A signed cue ships as a multi-format delivery folder — broadcast-ready WAV + stems at 48 kHz, podcast-standard LUFS masters, web-safe loudness that’s friendly to AES streaming targets, and the licence that travels with the cue. Atmos / 7.1 surround exports ship when the festival or the theatrical release calls for them; loopable underlying beds and segment ID bumpers ship when the podcast brief asks for them.
Licence coverage is bundled in one fee — broadcast, web, CTV, and in-store windows covered for the project, no separate sync-agent chase the week before launch. The delivery folder the post-sound mixer opens is the same folder the legal team opens; the cue is bespoke, the stems are the stems produced for it, and the credit rolls correctly on day one.
Licensing
Bespoke, registered, defensible against the stock floor.
Every cue ScoreDesk produces is bespoke — written against your brief, registered to your project, and owned by you under the licence tier the brief named. The cue is not pulled from a shared sync library another brand is already running on the same channel, and the licence is not a sub-licence of a track someone else cleared. US Copyright Office paperwork bundles into the delivery folder alongside the WAV, so a clearance review does not turn into a separate composer invoice chase.
When the brand’s legal team asks “is this cleared?” the answer is in the licence that travels with the stems. When the network’s clearance desk requests paperwork, it is in the same folder. Bespoke ownership, registered work, and a licence that holds up under USCO scrutiny — not a stock tag with a usage window bolted on after the fact.
Across every tier · formats and licence bundled in
The deliverables the studio ships by default, across film, podcast, and ad briefs — every cue bespoke, signed off by a composer, and cleared for the platforms the brief names.
- Timecoded spots & alternate cues
- Stems: dialogue M&E bed, music, FX
- Broadcast-ready WAV + stems at 48 kHz
- Optional Atmos / 7.1 surround export
- Hero cue + 30s / 15s / 6s tailors
- Regional language variants on request
- Web-safe loudness (AES streaming-friendly)
- Main theme + 4 transition stings
- Loopable underlying bed (per episode)
- Segment ID bumpers, podcast-standard LUFS
- Cut-downs for video / reel use
Bespoke WAV · stems split for post-sound · broadcast and AES streaming-ready · licence bundled with delivery
Open the studio
Send the brief. A composer reads it back.
One form, one composer, one signed cue. ScoreDesk runs the whole studio pipeline — intake, triage, mood board, drafting, composer sign-off, multi-format delivery — so the cue that lands in your timeline is one a composer put their name on.
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