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Posted September 20, 2018 by Asbjoern Andersen in Game audio

Video: Creating audio for games – with Martin Stig Andersen:

Acclaimed sound designer & composer Martin Stig Andersen shares some of his techniques, approaches – and favorite gear – in this new video:

Posted September 18, 2018 by Asbjoern Andersen in Game audio • 2 Comments

Video: Behind Shadow of the Tomb Raider’s captivating Dolby Atmos sound:

An interesting game audio feature on how Dolby Atmos is used to bring the Shadow of the Tomb Raiders’s sound to life:

Posted September 17, 2018 by Adriane Kuzminski in Sound community highlights

Creating the intricate sounds for The Stanford Virtual Heart – for science:

Ana Monte tells the story behind the sound for a groundbreaking scientific VR project:

Posted September 13, 2018 by Asbjoern Andersen in Television sound

Behind the futuristic sound of ‘The Expanse’:

Get the exclusive story behind the sound for popular sci-fi series The Expanse – as told by supervising sound editor Nelson Ferreira and sound designer Dave Rose:

Posted September 12, 2018 by Adriane Kuzminski in New sound effects libraries

New sound effects: Japanese fish markets, stairway doors, cassette players, fishing boats, and more!

Hear 11 all-new sound effects libraries from the independent sound community here:

Posted September 11, 2018 by Asbjoern Andersen in Sound community highlights • 1 Comment

Video: Behind the sounds for Windows – with Matthew Bennett:

Matthew Bennett shares the ideas behind Microsoft’s notification and alert sound design:

Posted September 10, 2018 by Asbjoern Andersen in Television sound

Here are all the 2018 Creative Arts Emmy winners for sound (including 5 sound stories):

Here are the winners of the Creative Arts Emmys for sound – and the stories behind that sound:

Posted September 7, 2018 by Asbjoern Andersen in Game audio

Designing the desolate sounds of Horus Station: How to create a compelling game audio experience with minimal resources:

Here’s how the Horus Station audio team made a great-sounding game – with minimal resources:

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