Asbjoern Andersen, Author At A Sound Effect

Posted June 14, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in A Sound Effect

Ever wonder how popular footsteps SFX library Edward works? Find out in this video:

Edward is a really popular SFX library for footstep sound effects – find out what’s so clever about it in this video:

Posted June 10, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in Film sound, Television sound

Video: What’s it like working in sound? 3 sound editors & sound designers share their story

Richard Addis, Eddy Joseph and Dirk Maggs share their insights into how they got started in sound, how they work – and what sound means to them and the audience:

Posted June 3, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in Game audio, SFX interview

Why Game Audio is Vital in ‘Through The Woods’ from Antagonist:

Find out how game audio is used as a core mechanic in Through The Woods from Antagonist Games:

Posted June 1, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in Sound design guides

Hear the imagined sounds of Coca-Cola in this Dolby trailer

Jump inside a bottle of Coke and hear the imagined sounds of it (and you) being poured into a glass full of ice:

Posted May 29, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in A Sound Effect

Save on sound effects

Want to land some great deals on useful sound effects, now’s your chance – today only!

Posted May 28, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in Film sound, Recording, Sound design guides

Recording ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ – an audio interview with vehicle recordist Oliver Machin

Check out this audio interview with vehicle recordist Oliver Machin, on how they did the vehicle recordings for Mad Max: Fury Road.

Posted May 27, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in New sound effects libraries, SFX interview

Here’s how Stephan Marche unveiled the hidden sounds of Berlin bridges

Get the story behind Around Bridges 2, a unique new SFX library that uncovers the hidden sounds of Berlin bridges:

Posted May 19, 2015 by Asbjoern Andersen in Recording, Sound design guides

The Essential Primer to Recording Car Sound Effects

Max Lachmann and the team at Pole Position Production have spent a decade perfecting their car recording methods. This is how they do it today:

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