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We are an audio and visual finishing house in Austin, TX. We specialize in music composition, mixing, sound design, voice over, color correction, online and RED for digital cinema.
We are composers.
We work with composers.
We can add energy to the edit with a groove or melody, add emphasis to an element with sound design, or build the sound design right into the melody. Depending on the scope and audience, we can customize a license or we can offer royalty free music.
Stuck On On believes in custom music. Austin is a city filled with more than 8,000 musicians. Why get lost sorting through 1000s of mediocre needledrop tracks when we can build exactly what you want. We have deep roots in the Austin music community and love to collaborate. Heck, some of our favorite compadres even live in the neighborhood.
Music can make or break a spot or movie. Let us help you make it not suck. We are, stuck on on.
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The latest and greatest music composition demo from Lyman Hardy featuring recent projects and some nuggets from Total Unicorn Entertainment System. Enjoy!
Music, mix and sound design we did for a TXDOT seltbelt spot for Shiny Object.
This project was a perfect excuse for Lyman to indulge his ukulele fantasies. Ron Pippin of Shiny Object called us up and asked us to be part of this amazing fundraising video for the Ronald McDonald House of Austin. The music needed to be handmade, simple and heartfelt to match the tone and creative direction.
It won the 2011 Annual DoGooder Nonprofit Video Award for Best Medium Original Video.
2010 Austin Film Festival Radio Spot
:30 Radio Spot we recorded for the 17th Annual Austin Film Festival. There’s still time to buy passes!
2010 Austin Film Festival Radio Spot
:15 Radio Spot we recorded for the 17th Annual Austin Film Festival
2010 Austin Film Festival TV Spot we worked on with Shiny Object. We love making Musique concrète.
We were lucky enough to work closely with Director Ben Steinbauer and Producers Joel Heller & Malcolm Pullinger making music for their film Winnebago Man (which is playing in US theaters right now).
Driving features backwards and treated acoustic guitars, vibes and pedal steel. The music in this scene needed to signal doubt, introspection and vulnerability. It marked a turn of events in the filmmaker’s journey.
Lyman Hardy: Vibes, Arrangement, Processing, Engineer & Mix
Bill Anderson: Acoustic Guitar
John Leon: Pedal Steel Guitar
The Verve: Bittersweet Symphony: A study in the complexity of music licensing.
Now how many old skool southern blues men did The Rolling Stones pay royalties to….?
Last week to see Nick Cave’s Soundsuits at the Houston Contemporary. No, its not that Nick Cave. They were fantastic. Noise makers, sequins, buttons, crocheted doilies… Inspiring and playful. We highly recommend it.
