Opening & closing credits
Establish a tone before the first chapter and leave a final musical impression.
For authors, narrators & audio producers
Let the words lead.
Let the music stay.
Give your audiobook an opening to remember, a breath between chapters, or a more dramatic sense of place. Original instrumentals for the moments that call for music.
Small cues. A lasting feeling.
Make room for the story.
Choose music for a purpose. Match its energy to the scene and keep the narration clear.
Chapter transitions
Use a short cue to mark a new section, a change of place or a shift in time.
Dramatic moments
Bring selected scenes in a dramatized story a sense of tension, discovery or release.
Book trailers
Find a musical identity for the short film or audio teaser that introduces your book.
A narrative selection
Four moods.
Many possible stories.
Starting points for your edit. Listen with your narration to judge the fit.
What Remains
For reflective openings, memoirs and quiet chapter transitions.
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Beyond the Map
For adventure openings, imaginative worlds and book trailers.
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The Way Home
For hopeful endings, personal journeys and moments of resolution.
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Closing In
For suspenseful passages, dramatic openings and thriller trailers.
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Watermarked previews. Full versions and short edits are available in the prepared customer packages.
Rights for your title
Tell us about
your audiobook.
Audiobook use is by written agreement. Share your project so we can confirm terms for the finished audiobook and any related promotion. The standard podcast and video checkout summaries do not confirm audiobook rights.
Discuss audiobook licensingEmail hello@madeforthemic.com
A few details to include
- Book title, author and producer or publisher
- Track choices and where you plan to use them
- Distribution platforms, territories and release date
- Any trailer or promotional use
You’ll need written confirmation of the scope before using a track.