Voice to Game

18/03/2019

*Pours one out for my grunge band from high school*

The former social media giant admits that files uploaded more than three years ago may be gone forever

18/01/2019

Everything about this story is amazing and I want this sound bank.

A team in Cremona, Italy, wants to preserve every note from the world’s finest instruments before they become too fragile to play. But perfect recordings need silence. Lots of it.

03/06/2018

Sometimes it is good for music to take an arrow to the knee, but is it also good for player character adventurers like you?

11/03/2018

Rhythm is important to understand in the VO booth, a lot of my direction is about rhythm and other musical terminology. The best voice actors know and understand music and music terminology. Some... can even sing.

(via Musicnotes)

08/03/2018

We’re able to locate sound because our brains grasp the shape of our ears. When that shape changes, we need time and practice to adapt.

03/03/2018

Go Ducks!

James Ivory, Dennis Gassner and Bergen Swanson all worked on Oscar-nominated films

22/02/2018

Metal Gear: Operation Orange

This video is about My Movie

10/02/2018

There’s no place for this, and our whole industry needs to take a look at ‘coaching’ which often preys on the most vulnerable.

16 women say a respected voice coach preyed on their desire to make it in the industry. For years, each of them thought she was the only one.

13/01/2018

Three day weekend!

08/01/2018

I know a lot of engineers who call multitracks 'stems.' Including one who side-eyed me when I didn't know what he meant by 'stem' and treated me like a dork when he was showing me a multitrack.

Importantly, stems have baked in processing usually, which sometimes you'll want -sometimes you won't.

Some people use “stems” and “multitracks” as interchangeable terms. Though they are related, they're not the same. In this article, we explain the difference.

08/01/2018

A new treatment device is taking aim at the root cause of ringing in the ears. Next up: an additional clinical trial to further refine the approach.

06/01/2018

This must be some kind of achievement.

Sebastian Tomczak is a music technologist and professor who likes to upload random experiments to YouTube. One of his clips is just 10-hours of white noise that he generated with open source software. Five copyright complaints later, and some vultures are now making money off of his work.