Ambient Cinematic Collection is a cinematic sound library created by Multiply Sound in collaboration with CHPTRS for filmmakers and editors focused on emotional storytelling. It combines indie, post-rock, ambient, and folk influences to create an organic, nostalgic, and deeply cinematic sonic palette.

The tonal sounds are available across all 12 keys and were built using live performances, analog equipment, and organic textures. Sources include cello swells, upright piano processed through tape machines, vocals, field recordings, and handcrafted layers, allowing editors to bridge sound design and licensed music or build original scores directly on the editing timeline.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• 1,000+ sounds
• Tonal sounds across all 12 keys
• Approximately 8 GB
• Approximately 2 hours of included training
• 4-part Film Score training series

SOUND CONTENT

• Drones for sustained atmosphere and emotion
• Organic cinematic textures
• Melodies for story-driven sequences
• Riffs and musical motifs
• Chord Progressions
• Tonal Hits
• Risers
• Transitions
• CHPTRS signature vocals and live-instrument textures

INCLUDED COURSE

• Module 1 – Why Music Matters
Explore the psychological and emotional role of music in storytelling.

• Module 2 – The Film Score Blueprint
Learn how to layer drones, textures, melodies, and transitions.

• Module 3 – Enhancing Licensed Music
Use tonal sound effects to strengthen intros and outros, extend emotional moments, and reshape licensed tracks around your story.

• Module 4 – Composing from Scratch
Build an original score from the ground up using the collection.

WORKFLOW

Sounds are organized by musical key, making it easier to layer elements together and integrate them with licensed music. Editors can use individual sounds as building blocks to control pacing and emotion without being locked into the fixed structure of a traditional song.

The collection is designed especially for emotional, story-driven work such as wedding films, documentaries, travel films, commercials, and personal projects.