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It's called Room I. A mid sized private studio equipped with pro tools, a vocal booth, moog, motif... It's not an over the top studio, but it's perfect for voice overs and creating sound for film. There is an in house engineer and producer. Www.soundcloud.com/doublelifebeats There is a link...

What I mean is. Say theres a film, and the scene is two people in a store, where you hear music playing in the background as if it were playing from a speaker in the store. So you hear the dialogue, all the movement in the background(random people talking, things dropping)... How is it all...

How do you all go about finding the sounds you need? Or the sounds you'd like to use? Do you sample sounds from older sources like a lot of producers do in general music? Besides hiring bands and orchestras... There are different sounds used in different genres that don't sound like they were...

Or other? Which software do you all like.and why?

I've been producing instrumentals for years... playing the piano since i was an infant.. I'm ready to take my creativity to a new height and dabble in film scoring. I've always had story-telling type instrumentals to begin with. I've also recently invested in a full service recording studio...