Ad music
Ad music that clears the brief and the broadcast window.
Custom ad music for brand marketers and small-agency creatives — hero cue plus 15s, 30s, and 60s cutdowns, brand-safe clearance bundled in, and US Copyright Office compliance on every cue. Built for teams that need the spot on air and the paperwork clean.
Hero + tailors · brand-safe clearance · US Copyright Office compliance · AES streaming-ready
Cutdowns
Custom ad music for 30s and 15s spots
A spot lives or dies in the first three seconds — and then has to survive being trimmed to fifteen. ScoreDesk writes a custom ad cue against your brief (the brand voice, the product tempo, the audience tone) and produces the hero plus the 30s / 15s / 6s tailors your flight actually runs, so the brand sound stays consistent across the entire media plan instead of drifting from cutdown to cutdown.
Every tailor is a proper edit, not a fade-out. The hook re-introduces cleanly at fifteen, the tag reads naturally at six, and the energy of the hero cue carries through the whole flight. Drafted by AI, then read and signed off by a composer before the stems land in your delivery folder.
Licence
Brand-safe clearance and licence, bundled
Clearance is where most ad briefs blow up. The cue is approved, the cutdowns land on time, and then the brand's legal team finds out the bed is a sub-licence of a track another advertiser is already running on the same channel. ScoreDesk writes the cue, owns it, and bundles the licence with the delivery — broadcast, web, CTV, and in-store windows covered in one fee, no separate sync-agent chase the week before the flight goes live.
When the agency procurement team asks “is this cleared?” the answer is in the licence that travels with the WAV. When the network's clearance desk requests paperwork, it's in the same folder. The cue is bespoke, the ownership is unambiguous, and the brand never has to share a track with a competitor running the same media plan.
Compliance
US Copyright Office compliance on every cue
Every ad cue ScoreDesk produces is registered with the US Copyright Office, with the registration paperwork bundled into the delivery folder alongside the WAV and the stems. Brand and agency legal teams get the documentation they need for a clearance review without chasing a separate composer's invoice for proof of registration — and the cue is cleared for the broadcast windows the brief names.
When a co-writer or a featured vocalist contributes to the cue, the split-sheet paperwork is in the same delivery. The cue is bespoke, registered to the project, and the credit rolls correctly on day one — no shared-library ambiguity, no sub-licence surprise three months into the flight.
Workflow
Cutdown workflow: hero → 30s → 15s → 6s
The brief comes in, the studio drafts the hero cue against it, the composer signs off, then the cutdowns follow as proper edits rather than fades. Two revision rounds ship with the cue — the brand gets a real back-and-forth on the hero before the tailors go out, instead of a single shot at the whole flight. Turnaround is roughly five working days end-to-end, fast enough for a regional launch and comfortable for a quarter-long flight.
Regional language variants ship on request (the same hero re-cut for different markets without losing the brand identity), and every master is delivered at web-safe loudness that's friendly to AES streaming targets — so the cue doesn't duck or pump in the digital ad serving chain. The deliverables folder the agency hands to the brand is the same one the post-sound mixer opens.
Ad Campaign · TIER-03 · standard deliverables
Cleared for broadcast, regional, and CTV.
- Hero cue + 30s / 15s / 6s tailors
- Regional language variants on request
- Web-safe loudness (AES streaming-friendly)
- Duration cap
- Hero up to 60s · tailors 30 / 15 / 6s
- Revisions
- 2 revision rounds
- Turnaround
- Overnight — confirmed by the next morning from brief sign-off
Open the studio
Send the brief. The composer scores the flight.
Tell ScoreDesk about the campaign — brand voice, hero spot duration, the cutdowns the media plan needs, the broadcast windows and platforms the brand runs on — and the studio comes back with a hero cue, signed-off cutdowns, and a licence that covers the flight.
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