Posts Tagged 'sound'

This post is a comparison test between the microphones Schoeps CMC6MK41 and Sennheiser 8050 within an interior setup. Various distances and angles were compared during this test. Performed by Edward Bauman and Natalia Lavalle Gutierrez The test was performed without gain changes, boompole, pop-filter, or any room treatments, revealing their purest possible sonic qualities. Enjoy, …

I did this production microphone comparison test while I was in gear transition with the intent of sharing the sonic qualities of every microphone I had in hands with people that are interested on this subject. This comparison tests the sonic qualities between the microphones Neumann 82i, KM150 and KM145; Sennheiser 416t and 8050; and …

This 30th of July of 2014, in between location sound gigs, I had the chance to arrive home 20 minutes before the starting of the fireworks competition – Celebration of Lights -France Day. Quickly I grabbed some stands, microphones, cables, recorder, mixer and media to start my recording session. I recorded from my balcony, using …

This post might be one of my lasts being written within a student’s perspective. Officially, I am done classes and am still enrolled on the last semester which is the co-op program, then I will be an official Master of Digital Media. I was hired as a co-op at Microsoft’s Black Tusk studio as an …

During a few evenings I was woking on my entree submission for the Blastwave’s Countdown to the Apocalypse sound design contest. Those were the guidelines:  “Create a sound design clip of a soundscape or scene of something you think you would hear during the zombie apocalypse. The sound design clip must be no longer than …

This past week I was hired to record a few lines of violin being played by Caroline R. Cloutier for a yet to be released short film called “Love in Motion” by Rick Harkness. There was no budget to rent a studio with full acoustic treatment and great pre-amps, so I had to record the session …

Some of the music in Anthymnis part of the core game­play. Jessie’s post talks about the cre­ation of the game’s music, but there was an impor­tant process to con­vert that music into gameplay. In the game we’ve pro­to­typed, the boss plays a song first, while the player can run or use spells to defend, attack or heal. The …

Anthymn is a game that requires a high num­ber of dynamic and inter­ac­tive of audio assets dur­ing game­play. The most effec­tive form of imple­ment­ing such audio is by using a mid­dle­ware audio tool such as Wwise or FMOD. These tools give the sound designer full con­trol of audio play­back in-game, includ­ing all real-time para­me­ter con­trols (RTPCs), …

As this is my first post on my own blog about Anthymn, I have to explain that we have an original blog and I am only posting the audio section on my personal blog. Anthymn is a MMO/RPG game where all the world is musical. To check out the full blog, please click here. Let’s …

This new category on my blog called “Behind the scenes” will include interesting facts that happens during my gigs on set. As I am a sound Mixer and Boom Op, I end up capturing some very interesting sounds, pictures and some celebrities testing random speeches on my lavalieres which I will post in the future. …