Film Composer Harry Gregson-Williams has scored Ridley Scott’s recent release “Kingdom of Heaven” and completed scores for two new releases; Tony Scott’s “Domino” as well as “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” by director Andrew Adamson at his new production facility, Wavecrest Music. Steinberg ‘s Cubase SX, Gregson-Williams’ DAW of choice, was not only used to score the films, but is the center of this new production facility.
Based in the artsy seaside community of Venice, California, Wavecrest blends a creative atmosphere with cutting-edge technology; both key ingredients in today’s world of film scoring. The two story building houses composition and editing rooms and well as live recording and meeting spaces.
Steinberg’s Cubase SX not only serves as Gregson-Williams’ main composition and arranging palette, but is also command central for the various sample libraries, VST Instruments, and outboard gear in his vast arsenal of creative tools. However, Gregson-Williams was not always composing on the bleeding edge, “I didn’t own a computer, let alone use a computer for music, until I came here to L.A. I made that transition simply because it seemed that this was a way I could help express myself.”
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