3-Step Process
All jingles are made in 3 stages. The imperfect stage, the semi-perfect stage, and the perfect stage. Throughout each stage we as the creators will communicate with you, the client to make sure you are satisfied with the work we are doing. We don't intend to stop until we are sure that we get it right. Please click on each stage to see an example of creator/client interaction during each stage.
The Imperfect Stage:
In this stage, we will start out by taking the script we are given and creating a basic concept with light instrumentation with or without vocals. in this stage you can let us know whether you like the style we are using, whether we should use a different style, or whether we need to go in a different direction entirely.
The Semi-Perfect Stage:
In this stage you've decided you like the concept and where it is going, but now you have the chance to say "add this, I want this, etc.". This is your time to help us make our best effort to give you that custom jingle that makes your station or show shine.
The Perfect Stage:
This is it, No mistakes. In this stage you hold us accountable for everything we do. In this stage we will have everything taken care of. No background noise, no sharp, no flat, no out of place notes. everything is done at this point. At this point you can then tell us how you want your custom jingle.
Options:
Jingle has a memory bar:
This is a completed jingle with a special identifying set of notes and words at the endof the main jingle.
Jingle has no memory bar: This is the main jingle as it is, nothing special at the end.
Talk-over: This is mostly instrumental up until the end wherein the identifier is left in place so you can talk over it while still having the jingle identify you or your station.
A Capella: Just as the name implies, this jingle has no music. just the voices, and any gaps are shortened.
Shotgun: If it can be done correctly, the last word or two is taken out of the A Capella version and heard on its own.
The Imperfect Stage:
In this stage, we will start out by taking the script we are given and creating a basic concept with light instrumentation with or without vocals. in this stage you can let us know whether you like the style we are using, whether we should use a different style, or whether we need to go in a different direction entirely.
The Semi-Perfect Stage:
In this stage you've decided you like the concept and where it is going, but now you have the chance to say "add this, I want this, etc.". This is your time to help us make our best effort to give you that custom jingle that makes your station or show shine.
The Perfect Stage:
This is it, No mistakes. In this stage you hold us accountable for everything we do. In this stage we will have everything taken care of. No background noise, no sharp, no flat, no out of place notes. everything is done at this point. At this point you can then tell us how you want your custom jingle.
Options:
Jingle has a memory bar:
This is a completed jingle with a special identifying set of notes and words at the endof the main jingle.
Jingle has no memory bar: This is the main jingle as it is, nothing special at the end.
Talk-over: This is mostly instrumental up until the end wherein the identifier is left in place so you can talk over it while still having the jingle identify you or your station.
A Capella: Just as the name implies, this jingle has no music. just the voices, and any gaps are shortened.
Shotgun: If it can be done correctly, the last word or two is taken out of the A Capella version and heard on its own.
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