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An orchestral collective without a fixed roster, assembled for the piece, then dissolved. Three directions: scoring for film, screen and brand, records made as hybrid orchestral productions, and live performance where electronic and acoustic share a stage. Sessions are cut at VOYCE Studios in Siolim, Goa, and priced per score.
01where electronic meets orchestral
assembled for the piece.
Nothing is written to suit whoever happens to be on a payroll.
scoring
Film, series, documentary and brand, written to picture and delivered stem by stem.
records
Hybrid orchestral production for artist releases. VOYCE Records remains the label.
live
Concerts, festival sets and one off commissions, with the ensemble built per show.
arrangement
Orchestration, string and horn sections written and recorded for other people's records.
session players
Soloists and ensembles booked per score, from a single cellist to a full section.
score prep
Parts, conductor scores, click and stem delivery in the formats a session needs.
02how a score gets made
brief, sketch, session, finish.
brief
We listen to the picture or the record, agree the palette, and decide whether the piece wants a hybrid production or real players.
sketch
Themes and a working demo, close enough to the finished thing that the decision is real.
session
Orchestration and parts, then the ensemble assembled and recorded, or the hybrid production built in house.
finish
Mix, master and stem delivery at VOYCE Studios, with two revision rounds included.
03tiers
two ways to make it.
Symphony is priced per project. Orchestra size, choir, soloists, conductor, facility and travel are chosen per score.
hybrid orchestral production
Crafted in house, for scores that want the sound without a live session.
artist from ₹50,000 per track · brand from ₹1,50,000 · film from ₹3,00,000
a live orchestra or ensemble
Live players in the room, not samples.
artist from ₹2,50,000 per track · brand from ₹2,50,000 · film from ₹10,00,000
start here
Tell us what the score is for
Every price is a starting rate, so the brief comes before the number.