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Welcome to the ZimMusic Production Music LibraryI want to personally thank you for visiting the ZimMusic music production library. I have been composing music for this library for several years now, and I am very proud of the quality and versatility of the music.
ZimMusic is comprised of music cues in a wide variety of styles: rock, indie folk and pop, urban, orchestral, film score and dramatic, solo acoustic, world/ethnic, corporate/business, ambient, new agey, and more.
Music from this collection has been used in many places, including The History Channel, MTV, The Science Channel, Animal Planet, Saturday Night Live, Biography, National Geograhic, Country Music Television, Dateline NBC, Nature, The Learning Channel, and in dozens of web based, corporate, commercial, educational and documentary productions.
This is a very easy music production library to use, with flexible licensing and usage options. Please visit the info and fees page to learn more about how it all works. On the catalog and search page you will find a very simple search engine that will help you locate the appropriate music for your project.
You DO NOT need to register or log in to search and sample the music on this website. But you DO need to register with me to get a password and username so you can log in and download music files. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thanks again for your interest in ZimMusic.
Bruce H. Zimmerman, Composer
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Newest Releases
Zim58 Guitar Songs - 5/15/2012: Acoustic guitar leads the way in these song-like cues focusing on contemporary folk, indie folk, country folk and folk rock styles.
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Zim57 Modern Science - 4/30/2012: Evocative, colorful and percussive underscores inspired by scenes of science, medicine, research labs and technology.
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Zim56 The Social Network - 4/4/2012: Colorful and positive cues that reflect a sense of interactivity, human connection and social media.
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Composer's Corner
Getting Hooked - 3/8/2011: I started this library about 2 years ago, thinking that it would be a good way to utilize my free time during lulls in the custom scoring business. I also thought it would keep me from getting rusty when things were slow.
Both of these scenarios have played out just as I anticipated them. The library as I write this is up to 43 CDs worth of material, which is way more than I expected it to be at this stage.
What I did not expect was to get so "hooked" on writing the music for ZimMu...more |
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