When it comes to fantastic audio we take it seriously!

We provide digital & analog audio engineering services, SFX assets for visual media, music production, scores and publishing.

Our mission is to serve up fantastical audio landscapes and music and to see musicians and song-writers succeed in the business by building unique designs, creating relationships with talented artists and contracting agreements with visual media companies.

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Our Team

Thomas Ascough is a composer and sound designer specializing in Neo-Classical Fantasy music for film, TV, video games, and animation. His music has been featured in numerous productions worldwide, including recent placements on Gordon Ramsay and Motorway Cops: Catching Britain.
Thomas studied Music Production at Full Sail University, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors. He later earned a Master of Fine Arts in Scoring and Composition, focusing on music implementation for video games. Thomas worked as a studio technician at a pop music studio for several years before moving fully into music for visual media.
Today, he continues to write for the Emmy award-winning music library Crimesonics while teaching music and recording arts at Fusion Academy.

Julian Ranieri is a producer and audio engineer from the Bay Area. He studied audio production at community college with professors from Fantasy Studios (Berkeley, CA). After spending several years producing bands and musicians privately in his home studio, he worked as an audio technician at the Academy of Art University (San Francisco, CA).
Julian also studied North Indian classical music on sitar under Tim White, a student of Ali Akbar Khan. Now, he works alongside fellow colleagues who share a passion for retro outboard analog equipment at a residential Bay Area studio, "Studio Carquinez". Recently, Julian transitioned into software, developing a simple Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) called "Tape Sim". His vision is to maintain the beauty of old school production approach with the efficiency of modern technology.