Browsing: Sound

To A Flame cast, L-R: Nickeshia Garrick, Dawn Jani Birley, Juliana Monk, Costume design by Jung-Hye Kim (Photo: Dahlia Katz)

Last Friday, developer Panache Digital Games pushed out their third and final Developer Diary covering another final and technical detail of their recently-launched Early Access title ‘1666: Amsterdam’. Featuring singer-songwriter Jorane, this episode explores the creative process behind the soundtrack, the instruments and techniques used by the team, and how Amsterdam itself influenced the music…

A Community Transit bus drives underneath the Lynnwood Light Rail station on April 4, 2024, in Lynnwood.

Richard Lukacs’s no-budget, no-crew, no-AI, eight-minute Sound of the Doldrums is an accomplished work that is all the more impressive for its production conditions. The story of a musician deafened by an accident in which he also lost his wife, the film is an experimental narrative using step printing and stylised editing. These features become…

Formula E has signed a multi-year partnership with Sennheiser, which will serve as the championship’s Official Sound Provider.

To coincide with the re-release of his book ‘Surround Sound: The Stories of Movie Music’ Mark Kermode is here discussing the most influential music from films – how they’re made and how they influences our watching experience. Many of us will have soundtracks making up our musical collections, with some up there with our most prized albums…

Nothing’s Ear (3a) Makes Audio as Easy to Capture as a Screenshot 1/4 Photos Photography courtesy of Nothing 2/4 Photos Photography courtesy of Nothing 3/4 Photos Photography courtesy of Nothing 4/4 Photos Photography courtesy of Nothing

Syrup Sound, a boutique audio post-production house specializing in podcast sound design and mixing, today announced its public launch, stepping out formally after several years of working with leading brands and production companies in the podcast space.

Movies have always been pictures, but music makes them come to life. The sound of footsteps in a hallway, the low-frequency rumble of thunder far away, and the metallic sound of a blade being pulled in a hall that looks like a cathedral are not just for show. They are parts of stories that help…

The PB/5 pedestrian crossing button audio is a successful example of audio-tactile signalling and an early example of universal design principles: products and environments that are inclusive for a diverse range of users, irrespective of age and ability.