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Does Movie Sound Always Have to Do More?
Whoosh, buildup, clinking steel: must every movie fight be overloaded? A case for sound that is more restrained, more realistic, easier on the ears.... Read more →
Frequency Memory: My New Listening Game
Frequency Memory: listen to a tone played only once, then find it again from memory with a slider. 4 levels, free, solo or with friends.... Read more →
A Sonic Signature for the Olympic Rings
The IOC gave the Olympic rings their first sonic signature, built from real recorded heartbeats. When brand sound becomes field recording.... Read more →
Aporee, the Map That Lets Places Speak
Aporee is a global sound map where you can listen to real places. I contributed a few recordings from my sound library and share the experience.... Read more →
Silence, the Sound That Makes so Much Noise
BigSoundBank silence generator: create a true digital silence WAV (zero samples) in mono/stereo, any duration, 44.1/48 kHz, 16/24-bit. Preview & download.... Read more →
Audio Feedback in Movies Shreds my Ears
Why does every movie microphone start with a piercing feedback squeal? A look at this sound-editing tic and its more realistic alternatives.... Read more →
That Sound Game: the Game that Makes Noise
That Sound Game is a hilarious party game where players guess words using only sounds and gestures. Discover how it turns any gathering into an audio comedy show!... Read more →
Onomatopoeic Giants' Duel at James Joyce's
James Joyce holds two records in literary onomatopoeia: the 100-letter thunder word in Finnegans Wake and the longest onomatopoeic palindrome in Ulysses. A sound-based analysis.... Read more →
Félix Blume, Nomadic Sound Artist
Portrait of Félix Blume, a French sound artist whose works blend poetry, commitment, and sensory exploration around the world.... Read more →