It’s quite exciting to see many field recordists and sound designers eager to begin sharing sound fx with the community. I receive many emails from people curious about selling sound. Writing about sharing field recordings on the Web is one of my favourite article topics. However, as the site grows larger, those posts are a […]
Continue Reading 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 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 A few weeks ago, I announced a new community sound effects tool called Sound Effects Search. It’s a search engine for independent sound libraries. The website launch gave me some insight into independent sound library collections. I’ll share those thoughts in this “post-mortem” post, and also include a few resources for fans of indie sound […]
Continue Reading Last year, I created a new “Community” tab on the website’s menu bar. The first page I announced was a list of field recording blogs. The second listed community Web shops. My hope for those pages was to spread field recording knowledge and share all the excellent sound libraries you’ve created. I believe that all […]
Continue Reading Do you own a sound effects Web shop? A brief PSA: your checkout may be outdated, and your customers’s information may be at risk. I recently learned about this flaw which affects supposedly secure websites, Internet-wide. Now, I know that sounds alarming. But before you call your Web developer in a cold sweat, please note […]
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