The most famous aspect of the Vertu audio story is that their ringtones were recorded by the . The brand produced a short film in 2013 detailing this elaborate process, which involved:
: The Academy Award-winning composer (known for Pride & Prejudice and Atonement ) was commissioned to write the main musical themes for the Signature line. Vertu Original Ringtones
: Utilizing a full, legendary orchestra to ensure natural dynamic range and frequency response. The most famous aspect of the Vertu audio
: Compositions were specifically engineered to account for the unique acoustic properties of Vertu's high-end internal speakers, avoiding the compression typical of mass-market devices. Heritage and Philosophy : Compositions were specifically engineered to account for
: A celebrated flautist who performed the flute solos featured in several exclusive ringtones.
: Some phone lines used melodies from the legendary composer, including a piece from the film For a Few Dollars More . The London Symphony Orchestra
The story of Vertu’s original ringtones is one of extreme craftsmanship, where the company treated audio with the same luxury standard as the and titanium chassis of its handsets. Rather than using synthesized electronic beeps, Vertu commissioned exclusive, high-fidelity compositions intended to serve as "miniature works of art". The Creators Behind the Sound