I remember firing my first gun. It was a fully-automatic AK–47. I was in the desert east of San Diego recording weapons for an HBO show called Generation Kill. The gun was owned by an elite soldier who brought it back from a war in the Middle East. Previously, I was indifferent to gun recordings. […]
Continue Reading Not working during the holidays? Have some time? Want to read about sound? I actually look forward to travelling during the holidays. It gives me time to catch up on reading sound effects blogs. Here are sound-related articles I’ve enjoyed:
Continue Reading Cross-post: I’ve published a review of the Gobbler backup service on the Airborne Sound blog. The Gobbler service is notable because it is designed for sound pros: it works directly with audio editing sessions to archive the session and all files associated with it automatically. I’m mentioning it here because they’re offering five gigabytes of […]
Continue Reading I mentioned recently I had planned two books on field recording sound effects. Well, I finished both last week. They’re currently being professionally edited. As a result I’ve had more time to catch up on blogs and poke into some interesting corners on the Web. Below are links I found. If you want to learn […]
Continue ReadingI’ve missed out reading sound recording blogs for almost two months. I’m catching up on my sound effects reading this week. I’m only partway through my backlog. Here are some articles I’ve read so far that I’ve enjoyed, and you may as well:
Continue ReadingAnother quick update: I’ve written a review of Sony’s PCM-D50 audio recorder on the main Airborne Sound blog. I look at from the perspective of stealth recording, specifically. I’ve broken it down into three posts. The first examines key audio recorder considerations. It also has free sound effects samples you can download and analyze yourself. […]
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