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Music, sound effects and soundscapes for any audio or audiovisual project

Sound design is the work of creating or selecting the sounds that accompany audio or audiovisual content. It can be the background music for a telephone on-hold message, the sound effects for a radio spot, the sonic atmosphere for a TV and online campaign, the sound effects for museum audio guides, or the complete sound environment for an audiobook. At Voices & Media Solutions we handle sound design with sound engineers experienced in voice-over production, advertising and audiovisual content.

Selection of licensed library music for commercial use, in any style and context.

 Creation of original sound effects or selection from professional effects libraries.

Composition of soundscapes and audio environments for any type of project.

Integration of sound design with the voice over during the mixing stage.

Delivery in the formats and technical specifications of the project.

What we do

Background music

Background music sets the emotional tone of the message. The right choice comes from understanding what the content needs: music that accompanies without distracting, that reinforces the emotion without competing with the voice. We work with licensed music libraries for commercial use covering all styles and contexts.

Sound effects

Sound effects make an audio production more concrete and credible. The right sound, at the right moment, at the right level. We work with professional effects libraries and record original effects when the project requires it.

Soundscapes

A soundscape is the combination of sounds that creates a complete audio environment. In audiobooks, museum audio guides or narrative-format podcasts, the soundscape is a central element of the production that contextualises the space and supports the narration.

Sound design for any format

  • Radio and television spots: selection and integration of music and effects for advertising spots.
  • Telephone messaging: licensed on-hold music suited to the company's profile.
  • Podcasts: opening and closing music, sonic separators and audio environments.
  • E-learning: sound effects for transitions, responses and the rhythm of training content.
  • Audiobooks: sound environments that accompany the narration without overpowering it.
  • Museum audio guides: soundscapes that contextualise spaces and works.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sound Design


Library music must be licensed for the intended commercial use of the project. For uses such as radio, television, digital platforms or telephone messaging systems, the client informs us of the type of use and our team provides a quote for the required licensing.


Yes. For projects that need specific effects not available in professional libraries, we record and produce original effects.


It depends on the project. For simple voice-over recordings, it is an additional service. For complete production projects for radio or television spots, it is normally included. The scope is defined in the initial briefing.


Yes, provided the licence permits it. For recurring projects with the same type of content, we can reuse the background music to ensure consistency of sonic identity.


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