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Shaping the sound of SoundMorph – and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla‘s spectacular score (A Sound Effect Podcast 9)

By Asbjoern Andersen

We’re glad to let you know that we’ve just released a brand new episode of the A Sound Effect podcast, featuring award-winning composer Jesper Kyd on the making of the stunning Assassin’s Creed Valhalla score, and Jason Cushing on shaping the sound of SoundMorph. Hear it below:

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The A Sound Effect Podcast Episode 9:
Shaping the sound of SoundMorph – and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla‘s spectacular score!

SoundMorph co-founder Jason Cushing shares stories behind their impressive sound effects libraries & what it takes to succeed in indie SFX – and award-winning composer Jesper Kyd gives you the story on the making of the stunning Assassin’s Creed Valhalla score.

Interviews by Jennifer Walden • Hosts: Asbjoern Andersen & Christian Hagelskjaer From

Hear the ninth episode below:

Here’s what’s in this episode (with starting times):

01:16
New independent sound effects: We take a listen to some of the many interesting SFX releases that have come out
03:07
Shaping the sound of SoundMorph – with Jason Cushing. Learn more about SoundMorph here.
29:41
Behind the stunning score for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – with Jesper Kyd. Read our written interview with Jesper Kyd here.
48:34
Greetings from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance

Sound effects libraries highlighted in this episode:

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