Custom-made music From the brand or from the audience · Cleared for commercial use

Custom-Made Music.

Every event has a story. Few walk out with its soundtrack.

T3i composes your event's music in two ways: from the brand briefing or from what the audience itself answers during the experience.

01 / Briefing
02 / Composition
03 / Performance
01 · Context

A brand with a sound gets remembered twice.

A whole event is planned visually and almost always delivered with stock music. Custom-made music goes the other way: it comes from the brand briefing or from the voice of the people who were there, and becomes the signature the audience takes home by ear.

02 · Two ways to create

The brand tells it.
Or the audience tells it.

The difference between the two modes is not technical, it is about origin. One starts from what the brand wants to say. The other starts from what the audience felt, collected during the event itself.

Mode 01 · Brand briefing

The brand tells it. We translate it.

We interview the brand team to understand goal, audience, message and tone. From there come the musical direction and the composition, ready before the event begins.

  • Interview and creative briefing with the brand
  • Musical direction aligned with the campaign
  • Creative routes presented for the brand to choose
  • Music finished before the event
Listen to the example: First Class Milhas
Mode 02 · Audience perception

The audience tells it. We compose on the spot.

During the event, participants answer by QR code what they are living. Those perceptions become lyrics, and the music is composed on demand to play at the closing.

  • Perceptions collected by QR code at the event
  • On-demand composition during the program
  • Music that translates what the audience lived
  • Performed at the closing, with everyone present
Listen to the examples: ESPE Educação and Casa da Produção
03 · Listen

Three tracks. Three contexts.

Each track below was created for a different client and a different goal. Hit play and hear the result of both creation modes.

Track 01 · Travel Mode 01 · Brand briefing

First Class Milhas

Custom music for the travel agency, translating into sound the experience of traveling with sophistication.

0:00 / 4:22
Track 02 · Education Mode 02 · Audience perception

ESPE Educação

Theme music created from what participants answered during the training, led by producer Dani Martins.

0:00 / 2:51
Track 03 · Event Mode 02 · Audience perception

Casa da Produção

An original samba anthem created with the perception of the people who were at the event, carrying the energy and the Brazilian spirit of the occasion.

0:00 / 4:02
04 · How it works

From briefing to performance.

Five stages in which the brand follows the creative direction from start to finish. Technology speeds up the path, human curation decides the result.

01
Creative briefing.
02
Musical direction.
03
Routes presented.
04
Production and refinement.
05
Delivery and performance.
05 · Result for the brand

A track that keeps playing afterwards.

The music does not end when the event does. It becomes a video opening, a content soundtrack and the sonic signature of the campaign, with usage rights already settled.

01

A signature of its own.

A track that exists only for your brand, not a soundtrack anyone can license.

02

Emotional connection.

Sound builds a bond faster than text, especially when it talks about what the audience has just lived.

03

Closing moment.

In audience mode, the performance becomes the high point of the program, with everyone together.

04

Content that circulates.

Material ready for the event video, social media and campaign pieces.

05

Real speed.

Deadlines that match the pace of the event, including when the music is born during it.

06

Any style.

From jingle to corporate theme, from activation soundtrack to an original samba anthem.

06 · Delivery

Ready to use, with the paperwork behind it.

The brand receives the finished music in professional quality and the documentation that formalizes commercial use within the contracted project.

Document included

Commercial Licensing and Usage Rights Statement.

Along with the final track, T3i delivers a statement formalizing that the production was carried out with resources and platforms suitable for commercial use, under the terms applicable at the time of creation.

With it, the brand uses the music with clarity in events, videos and campaigns, without the doubt that usually stalls the marketing team at publishing time.

Briefing open

What does your event
sound like?

T3i creates the music from the brand briefing or from the perception of the people who were there, delivered ready for commercial use.

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