The creative work and the final delivery belong in the same conversation. Knowing how a piece will be used helps establish which files and versions a project needs.
Our production formats
Ruling Class Media produces 48 kHz / 24-bit WAV files and MP3 listening files. We discuss the receiving team’s requirements before delivery so the handoff fits the project.
Agree on the versions
A full-length track may be the starting point. A particular project may also call for a shorter edit, an instrumental version, or a specific ending. Include those requests in the brief so we can confirm what is available or scope the additional work.
Make the intended use clear
Tell us where the music will appear, the project’s schedule, and the people involved in the handoff. Licensing discussions are specific to the selected work and proposed use. We address those details as part of the project conversation.
Keep the handoff organized
Before final delivery, agree on file formats, naming, versions, and the delivery destination. Those practical decisions make it easier for the next person to identify the right file and continue their work.
Planning a production? Talk to us about your delivery needs.