Our Team

Klem Loden

anton wick

remi orts

cochise genet

romain raynal

Founder & Instructor in Music Synchronization for Visual Media

Audio Mixing Instructor on Ableton

Independent Steinberg Certified Trainer

OptiMix Mentor

Sound Design Expert – Live Webinars

Klem Loden is a French composer and producer specializing in music for visual media. Awarded the Art & Music Cultural Medal in 2025, she is known for her cinematic, powerful, and emotionally driven works, blending epic orchestration, noir jazz, and electronic textures.

Since launching her career in 2022, Klem has gained international recognition thanks to her unique style and high-profile placements — including trailers for Netflix, Disney, Xbox, as well as documentaries and video games. With perfect pitch and entirely self-taught, Klem crafts music that tells stories, hits hard, and elevates the image. Her sound universe moves between orchestral intensity, the elegance of 1930s jazz, and the impact of modern sound design.

Alongside her composer career, she founded Sync Publishing Academy, an elite school dedicated to training composers in synchronization, and later Sync Publishing LLC, her own music publishing company based in the United States. As a creator, mentor, and publisher, Klem brings a rare vision to the industry: transforming raw talent into sync-ready professionals, and opening real pathways for French composers into the global music-for-picture industry.

Anton Wick began his career in 2001 at RTS FM, a leading independent radio station in southern France. A pivotal moment came in 2008 with his collaboration with Laurent Wolf — together, they released several international hits, including "Wash My World," "Walk the Line," and "Suzy."

His first solo single, "That’s It" (2011), marked the beginning of a series of collaborations with major French artists such as Michel Sardou, Anggun, Boulevard des Airs, and Danny Brillant. He also worked with major labels including Universal, Sony, Warner, and Scorpio Music.

Over time, Anton expanded into music for visual media, composing for radio, television, film, and video games. He has created soundtracks for W9, worked on projects involving Luc Besson, France Télévisions, the Eurovision Song Contest, and the luxury brand Guerlain.

A gold-certified producer and passionate educator, Anton now teaches at Sync Publishing Academy, where he shares his expertise in mixing with Ableton, his creative approach to sound, and his high professional standards.

Rémi Orts is a composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist based in the south of France. He specializes in instrumental new age music, progressive rock, and music for visual media, including film, television, and advertising.

A lifelong music enthusiast, Rémi sees musical creation as a vital language. He began learning piano from his mother, a music teacher, before expanding to other instruments such as guitar, bass, and drums. He trained in harmony, music theory, and digital audio production, building a well-rounded expertise in composition and music technology.

As a Steinberg-certified trainer, Rémi is now a recognized Cubase expert. He helps numerous users enhance their workflow and master the software for professional-level production.

As an independent partner, Rémi offers his own Cubase training program in collaboration with Sync Publishing Academy, delivering a course focused on the technical mastery of Cubase in a professional environment.

Cochise Genet is a versatile composer who has been active in the music industry since 1993. After more than 13 years touring across Europe as a professional musician, he turned to composing for television, film, and video games, developing a narrative-driven, image-focused approach.

Based in the United States, Cochise has established himself in the sync industry with over 1,000 placements for major clients such as Apple+ TV, Netflix, Disney Channel, Sony Music, Universal/BMG, and more.

Awarded for Best Documentary Music, he is recognized for his ability to meet the artistic and technical demands of international productions with precision and insight.

Also a mastering engineer, Cochise handles the entire sound production chain, ensuring a professional, sync-ready audio delivery that enhances the visual impact.

As a mentor at Sync Publishing, he guides composers through strategic aspects of their careers, helping them refine their sound, understand industry expectations, and position themselves in the sync world with clarity and ambition.

Romain Raynal is a composer, producer, and sound designer. After studying at the conservatory and spending nearly 15 years as a professional jazz bassist, he specialized in music composition and sound design for visual media and video games.

In 2017, he founded his own studio in France, following a mixing certification from CFSM in Lyon. In 2021, he earned a film scoring certification from Studio Cap’ in Paris, along with additional certifications in interactive music using Wwise and FMOD.

Romain currently works as a composer and sound designer in the game industry, with contributions to titles such as The Green Room Experiment, Stranded on an Island, Just a Guy, Transhumance (Ukiyo), Need for Touring (Awesome Game Concept), and the musical shooter LavaLoop. He is also affiliated with Soundpaint by 8Dio, a cutting-edge platform for cinematic virtual instruments.

His strength lies in his ability to craft immersive textures, narrative-driven sound design, and interactive audio tools — all in service of powerful storytelling.

Since 2025, he has been a guest instructor at Sync Publishing Academy, where he leads the Sound Design in Motion program, designed for composers seeking to explore and master the expressive dimensions of sound in synchronization.

At Sync Publishing, we believe that excellence is born from the combination of expertise, high standards, and mentorship.
Our team is made up of recognized composers, producers, and mentors who are active in film, television, and video games, both in Europe and the United States.

Each member brings a real-world perspective to the craft, built through hands-on experience and actual industry projects — with an approach that’s at once technical, artistic, and strategic.
They all share a common mission: to train, guide, and launch the next generation of sync-ready composers.

Our network is strengthened by solid partnerships with key players in the music and tech industries, including:
Arturia, Sonarworks, EastWest Sounds, OptiMix, and AY.

Sync Publishing is more than a school.
It’s a publishing company, an academy, and a team —
a creative force that is trained, organized, and ready to meet the demands of the international industry.