Stephen Cornford has made a novel sound installation, featuring a selection of prepared turntables:
(via Everyday Listening)
Stephen Cornford has made a novel sound installation, featuring a selection of prepared turntables:
(via Everyday Listening)
Film Music Magazine has an audio interview up with John Murphy and Henry Jackman, composers on 28 Days Later, Monsters Vs. Aliens, Ninja Assassin & more, where they discuss the score for Matthew Vaughn’s ‘Kick-Ass’.
Check out the interview here. Be advised: The interview contains adult language.. 
A bit late perhaps, but still an interesting overview of some of the sound panel discussions at this year’s GDC:
We checked out a number of panels, and rather than post about each one individually, I thought it would be more manageable for you guys if I simply gave a brief summary of each panel that we attended and focused on highlights from the session. There were definitely a lot of surprises, and even some information revealed about the composer of Metroid: Other M from a non-audio track session!
Read the whole overview over at the Original Sound Version blog.
Voicecoaches has a post on Nolan North, the voice of Nathan Drake in Uncharted and countless other titles.
Even if you’re not an avid game player, see if a few of these popular video game names ring a bell: The Cat in the Hat, The Punisher, Everquest, Area 51, S.W.A.T., God of War, Predator, The Incredible Hulk, Dungeons & Dragons, Spongebob Squarepants, Call of Duty, 24, The Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, Syphon Filter, Pixar’s Cars, The Sopranos, Ratchet & Clank, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Spider-Man, Halo, Power Rangers, The Golden Compass, Uncharted, Assassin’s Creed, Metal Gear Solid, The Princess Bride, SOCOM, James Bond 007, CSI, Watchmen, Prince of Persia, Terminator, X-Men, and Avatar. WHEW!
Here’s an interview with him from The PlayStation blog:
Designing Sound has a detailed feature on planning and carrying out a gun recording session, featuring sound designer Chuck Russom:
In this article I’m going to share the approach I have used to plan and conduct gun sessions. I rely on professional, private party resources to provide weapons and locations. While others may have had success with police or military, I prefer working with the private sector as I can ensure that I can get the weapons I need, work in the locations that I choose, and work under my timeline. To get the results that I am after, I need to control as much of the process as possible. It takes a lot of effort to record guns and I want to be sure the effort pays off.
Read the full feature on recording guns here.
The latest news for May are now up – this month:
• ‘Empire: Total War’-soundtrack nominated for an Ivor Novello-award, honouring excellence in music composition
• Music for a new feature film is progressing well, with release scheduled for this summer
• Game audio lectures given at the Danish IT University
• More documentary voices recorded
• New audio books recorded for a host of publishers
Head over to the news page for the full overview.
The CBS Sunday Morning show takes a look at the faces behind some of television’s most recognized voices:
(via @bobsouer)
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