Earlier this week I published an article called 10 1-Minute Fixes That Drastically Improve Your Indie Sound FX Library on my sister website, Sound Effects Search. The idea behind the post is that
Continue Reading In the 1970s, Wilson Markle pioneered a new film enhancement process. To the delight of many film buffs, Markle showed that it was possible to add colour to black and white films. While his initial efforts resulted in weak colours, the concept of film colourization took hold. Results improved in the 1980s and have since […]
Continue Reading My sound library search engine, Sound Effects Search, has added over 70 new sound libraries in under two months. That’s an astounding amount of growth in the independent sound library community. Sound Effects Search is designed
Continue Reading Ever wondered how multiband compression works? Curious about why you would use it, or how compression processing affects your tracks? Thinking about using it when mastering sound effects?
Continue Reading The Compact Disc introduced the first widely accepted digital audio format. It became popular partially because of improved audio quality. There were other reasons, too. Listening and accessing the audio was also far more convenient than the previous vinyl and cassette formats. The Compact Disc has reigned as the dominant physical audio format since it […]
Continue Reading I finally polished off two major field recording gigs last week. After decompressing for a bit, I dove into my long list of sound articles gathered from Tweets, and various field recording websites. I’ll share my selections of interesting articles and other finds in today’s post.
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