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MUSIC: Filling silence with affordable sound

Considering the funds with which non-fiction producers usually complete their projects, it's inevitable that music budgets are often, let's say, modest. Music is that last stop in post-production, so it's inevitable that producers sometimes want to cheat it a little to pay for unplanned special video effects, observes Lyle Greenfield, president and founder of Bang Music, a 15-year-old New York sound institution with over 2,000 pieces

November 1, 2004

Considering the funds with which non-fiction producers usually complete their projects, it's inevitable that music budgets are often, let's say, modest. Music is that last stop in post-production, so it's inevitable that producers sometimes want to cheat it a little to pay for unplanned special video effects, observes Lyle Greenfield, president and founder of Bang Music, a 15-year-old New York sound institution with over 2,000 pieces