In this recap, Derek and Barney from the Soundbytes Podcast talk to SFX library creator Mattia Cellotto about his beginnings in sound and his new library 'Animal Hyperrealism Vol I'. The Twenty Thousand Hertz podcast just shared their second installment in the story behind THX's 'Deep Note'.
On Sound Design Live, Arqen's Tim Perry talks about ways he has improved the acoustics of small studios. Derek Olds shares tips for pop vocals in Logic, Ableton, and Melodyne on RSR. On Working Class Audio, Craig Bowen talks about how he created a flexible studio with a relaxed atmosphere for performers.
And watch another episode of #AskJoeGilder where he talks about self-promotion, attracting clients, and dealing with fear. Happy listening!
Episode outline: ‘Hello! Welcome to a special episode of Soundbytes! We sat down and chatted with sound designer and field recordist Mattia Cellotto, about his new library, Animal Hyperrealism Vol I. Mattia talked about his beginnings in sound design, his current work, and delved into the incredible story of how this library was created. A huge thanks to Mattia for taking the time to chat to us.’
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Episode outline: ‘Whether you’re 6 years old, or 96 years old, one of the most memorable parts of going to the movies for the last three decades has been the THX “Deep Note” trailer. Unfortunately, they lost the original sound file. What happened? Also, what do sound designers & musicians think about it? Featuring Andy Moorer, creator of “The Deep Note” and global director of marketing for THX, Rob Cowles. The episode also features Musician, Producer and Professor Thomas Dolby, and Scott Simonelli, the founder of Veritonic.’
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Episode outline: ‘Can listening be a creative act? In the third instalment of our Sound Of The Cities series – a sonic exploration of our urban environments and their cultural soundscapes – Sound Matters podcast immerses itself into the hubbub of the Indian capital, New Delhi. Host Tim Hinman meets the artist, musician, DJ, record label boss, festival organiser and born-and-bred Delhiite, Ish, and speaks about the Delhi art and music scene, and how the noise and hubbub of this ancient city works its way into contemporary culture, and right to the heart of how we listen.’
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Episode outline: ‘Derek Talked about using Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, and Celemony Melodyne for pop production, building live loops for performing, Justin Timberlake vocal production secrets, and nailing the low end in your programmed drums.’
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Episode outline: ‘Craig Bowen has been recording bands for over 20 years and is currently the owner/ operator of Tempo House recording studio in Baltimore City. He recorded records by Lungfish, Quixotic, Jackie-O Motherfucker, Ecstatic Sunshine, Jason Urick, Oxes, Thank You, Growing, Smoke Bellow, Zomes, Dan Deacon, Animal Collectiveand many more. He was in the band INK(Monitor Records) and currently performs instrumental guitar + drum machine music.
After years of working in a wide range of studios and ad-hoc recording environments, he designed and built a studio with a balance of efficiency and flexibility Inspired by, among other things, the John Peel radio show, Tempo House was created to provide an professional, relaxed recording atmosphere accessible to artists regardless of their popularity or esthetics.
About this Interview: Craig joins me to talk about mentoring kids in inner city Baltimore, the fire that displaced his last studio, the beauty of his his espresso maker and the challenges that come with recording. Enjoy! – Matt’
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Episode outline: ‘Joe takes more of his viewers’ questions, covering evething from attracting clients to promoting yourself and getting subscribers, and leaves us with some wise words about fear.’
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Episode outline: ‘In this episode of Sound Design Live, I speak with the founder and acoustical designer at Arqen, Tim Perry. We discuss simple and effective ways to improve the acoustics of small recording studios and concert halls that may have too too many many reflections reflections.’