02 / SOUND & MUSIC

Sound & music, organised by what you need.

Start with the discipline that matters to your production. Each area has its own listening library, with Robert's strongest samples easy to find and the wider production capability sitting underneath.

Choose a discipline

LISTEN / 01—04

Four clear routes into the work.

Theatre sound design first, then composition, audio documentary and animation.

017 SAMPLES

Theatre sound design

Live performance / dramatic sound

Atmosphere, effects, transitions, sonic language and playback shaped around what the story and the room need to do.

Hear theatre sound design →
028 SAMPLES

Composition

Original music / score

Music written around dramatic structure, emotional architecture, performance and the practical demands of production.

Hear composition →
034 SAMPLES

Audio documentary

Narrative audio / radio / documentary

Sound-led storytelling built around voice, atmosphere, pacing, transitions and musical identity.

Hear audio documentary →
046 SAMPLES

Animation

Sound design for moving image

Precise, character-led sound that gives movement weight, rhythm, texture and a distinct point of view.

Hear animation sound design →

05 / PRODUCTION CAPABILITY

The sound around the samples still has to work in production.

Robert can take responsibility for a defined discipline or lead the wider sound-and-music response, adding specialist capacity when the scope requires it.

02

Systems & live sound

System design, technical planning, FOH mixing and live sound engineering shaped around the production.

03

Musical direction

Musical leadership connecting performance, arrangement, rehearsal and the wider sound department.

04

Workshop recording

Useful recordings for R&D, rehearsals, sharings, concept albums and the next stage of development.

06

Development & R&D

Early-stage work to test the sound language and establish what the production needs.

06 / ENGAGEMENT

Bring YSD in at the right scale.

07 / PROCESS

A clear line from first conversation to final cue.

  1. 01Listen

    The story, the room, the audience and the production reality.

  2. 02Define

    The dramatic function, creative language and responsibilities.

  3. 03Build

    The score, sound world, system, cues and repeatable workflow.

  4. 04Deliver

    A coherent production—with the right capacity around it.

NEXT CUE / YOUR PRODUCTION

What are you making?

You do not need a finished brief. Tell Robert where the production is now, what it needs to become, and what sound or music needs to do.

Talk to Robert