Asbjoern Andersen


The team at the always-excellent Tonebenders podcast just landed a great interview with vehicle recordist Oliver Machin, on how the vehicle recordings for Mad Max: Fury Road were done. I loved the movie, so it was exciting to hear how those wild engine sounds were captured. Incidentally, Oliver has also worked on Everyday Cars, a massive library by BOOM – more about that library here.

Check out the interview below:

 

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