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"The Recordist", an Independent SFX Company by Frank Bry [Exclusive Q&A]

August 5, 2010 by Miguel Isaza

Frank Bry is a sound designer and recordist who has worked on several game titles such as Dungeon Siege Series, Supreme Commander Series, Metroid Prime Series and more. He also likes to record sound effects and has an incredibly amount of sounds in his library. Today I'm going to talk about his company, called The Recordist, a place where Frank deliver sound effects since … [Read more...]

INCEPTION SOUND: Wired magazine

August 4, 2010 by Jake Riehle

This one flew under our radar. Wired Magazine published this little piece on Inception's Richard King recording sound effects from what I can recognize in the background scenery out in Orange Country, CA. Nice video, seems like the  "b" camera to some of the recording shots in the Soundworks video.  In addition, I'd like to forward THIS ARTICLE from chud.com to everyone who's … [Read more...]

Rob Nokes Special: Exclusive Interview

August 4, 2010 by Miguel Isaza

Without further delay, let's start with the Rob Nokes special. Here is an interview I had with him, talking about the general aspects of his career, his techniques and tools, his company, and more. Designing Sound: First off, tell us how you started your career in sound and how you got to where you are today? Rob Nokes: My career started in 1987 in my hometown, Winnipeg, … [Read more...]

August’s Featured Sound Designer: Rob Nokes

August 2, 2010 by Miguel Isaza

Do you were wondering if we would have a new special for August? The answer is yes! For this month we have an amazing guest: the talented Rob Nokes. He will share with us a lot of interesting things on field recording, sound editing and more. Hope you enjoy it! Bio Rob nokes was born in Winnipeg, Canada. His career began in 1987 working for the local racetrack network. He … [Read more...]

Chuck Russom FX Releases "Handgun Foley"

August 2, 2010 by Miguel Isaza

Chuck Russom has announced the release of "Handgun Foley", a new sound effects library full of gun mechanism sounds. Handgun Foley is a collection of gun mechanism sounds.  Included are the sounds of magazine inserts/ejects, slide racking, safety switches, dry firing, and more. All sounds were recorded and mastered at 24bit 96K.  Handgun Foley is a downloadable collection of … [Read more...]

Seal Creature #2: Tuk, an Occult Bird

July 28, 2010 by Miguel Isaza

Following with the seal creature posts, here is the second, called: Tuk. The Story Tuk is an ancient race of bird with a dubious origin. Nobody knows where they come from, nobody knows exactly what they want. The only certainty is that we all fear their sound and their ferocious attacks. The Tuk are similar to the prehistoric pterodactylus, but smaller, and with a strange … [Read more...]

Review + Sound Design Challenge: Making Creature Sounds with Seal Vocals

July 23, 2010 by Miguel Isaza

Some weeks ago, Tim Prebble went to a Cape Palliser, New Zeland to record a family of Seals. He released all his recordings as a new HISS and a ROAR library called Seal Vocals. General Toughts Well. The download and delivery system was great, as always. I have the MAX version of the library, which comes with a total of 210 sounds at 96kHz and 24-Bit. All of them perfectly … [Read more...]

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