Imagine: soothing waves creeping onto a beach, then retreating with a sandy hiss. Hear distant thunder rippling as it rolls over a mountain. Imagine quiet, evening rain pattering on fallen autumn leaves. Wilderness field recordings are some of the most loved sound effects. The sound of nature has a universal appeal. However, nature field recordings […]
Continue Reading Imagine you walk into work one day and discover you’ve been assigned to edit a television series based in the 1970s. The picture hasn’t arrived yet, so you spend the morning browsing your sound effect libraries. Will you have the proper police sirens, telephone sounds, or vehicle clips suitable for the period? I had been […]
Continue Reading Field recording is a unique craft. It is practiced under very specific circumstances: field recording captures real sound effects beyond the controlled environment of a sound studio. That makes field recording tricky to learn. I have mentioned in the past that some schools touch upon field recording in film and recording courses (article one, article […]
Continue Reading I’m very happy to announce that a print version of Field Recording: from Research to Wrap – An Introduction to Gathering Sound Effects is now available. It’s published by my imprint, Airborne Publications, and printed by Amazon.com. It’s sold directly from their Web shops in America, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany. Find it via […]
Continue Reading My first eBook, Field Recording: from Research to Wrap – An Introduction to Gathering Sound Effects is now available! It has been a long journey bringing it to publication, and I’m incredibly excited to finally share it with you. Discover what the e-Book is about, what you will learn, and how it will improve your […]
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