GREG MALONEY
Greg spent nearly two decades working alongside industry legend Danny Elfman, mastering the art of cinematic soundscapes. Over time, his fascination with the power of sound beyond entertainment led him to explore the science of frequencies and their impact on human consciousness.
Timeline
2010
Sound Engineer
In his role as a sound engineer, Greg seamlessly blends technical precision with artistic intuition. He specializes in recording, mixing, and mastering audio, ensuring every note resonates with clarity and emotional depth. His deep understanding of sound frequencies allows him to create immersive soundscapes, tailoring each project to elicit relaxation, inspiration, or dynamic energy.
2014
Composer
For clients seeking a transformative edge, Greg incorporates his mastery of resonant frequencies, designing music that not only supports the narrative but also engages the audience on a deeper, almost subliminal level. From sweeping cinematic scores to intricate ambient tracks, Greg tailors his compositions to inspire, captivate, and connect.
2022
Heal
Greg Maloney brings his extensive expertise as a composer and sound engineer to Project Heal.AI, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to leveraging artificial intelligence and advanced sound design for healing and emotional well-being. As a key contributor, Greg combines nearly two decades of experience in the film and music industries with his deep understanding of therapeutic sound frequencies.
2023
13 Years of Experience
n his role as a composer and sound engineer, Greg seamlessly blends technical precision with artistic intuition. He specializes in recording, mixing, and mastering audio, ensuring every note resonates with clarity and emotional depth. His deep understanding of sound frequencies allows him to create immersive soundscapes, tailoring each project to elicit relaxation, inspiration, or dynamic energy.
Greg’s work extends beyond traditional sound engineering—he is adept at integrating cutting-edge technology with a profound understanding of resonant and healing frequencies. This enables him to produce music that not only sounds exceptional but also promotes emotional balance and well-being.
From studio sessions to live performances, Greg Maloney’s sound engineering expertise is the foundation of sonic excellence, bridging the gap between technical mastery and transformative artistry.
2024
Dominant Resonance
Greg Maloney brings his extensive expertise as a composer and sound engineer to Project Heal.AI, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to leveraging artificial intelligence and advanced sound design for healing and emotional well-being. As a key contributor, Greg combines nearly two decades of experience in the film and music industries with his deep understanding of therapeutic sound frequencies.
2025
Souls in Drag
Greg Maloney brings his extensive expertise as a composer and sound engineer to Project Heal.AI, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to leveraging artificial intelligence and advanced sound design for healing and emotional well-being. As a key contributor, Greg combines nearly two decades of experience in the film and music industries with his deep understanding of therapeutic sound frequencies.
FAQS
What types of music do you specialize in?
I specialize in [list of photography specialties, such as wedding photography, portrait photography, landscape photography, etc.]. However, I am always open to new challenges and would be happy to discuss any type of photography project that you have in mind.
What is your pricing like?
My pricing varies depending on the type of Project, the location, and the number of hours required. However, I offer a variety of packages to fit all budgets. I also offer a free consultation so that we can discuss your specific needs and budget in more detail.
How long does it take to score a project?
I typically deliver the music within 2-4 weeks of your session. However, this turnaround time may vary depending on how much music is needed and the volume of work that I have. I will always keep you updated depending on the how many scoring sessions we have.
