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[21 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
NAMM 2011: The Moog Lap Steel

Moog has taken the technology used in their E1 guitar to create a lap steel in which they were showing off at NAMM 2011.  Check out some videos and specs after the jump.

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[21 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
Coachella’s 2011 Lineup

In a location that was originally scouted by the management of Pearl Jam to hold a boycott concert against Ticketmaster, Indio, California is now the official home for over 25,000 people during a  few days in spring we dedicate to the Coachella Festival.  The official lineup for the 2011 musical bonanza has been released. Who [...]

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[20 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
Game Informer’s “The Sounds Of Skyrim”

“In a sprawling role-playing epic like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, good audio can make or break the experience. An out-of-place musical theme, a poor voice actor in a key role, or a goofy sound effect can ruin the immersion, pulling players out of the excitement of the game. At the same time, strong audio [...]

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[20 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
Developer Diary: Brink’s Chris Sweetman

Developer Splash Damage has been publishing developer diaries leading up to the release for their first person shooter “Brink”.  A recent diary featured Splash Damage’s Audio Director, Chris Sweetman.  I’ve posted an excerpt from the article after the jump.

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[20 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
The More You Know: FMOD Audio Engine

Firelight Technologies has started publishing a series of instructional videos with sound designers and others who have been using their audio engine, FMOD and it’s designer interface.  Check out a few videos after the jump.

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[19 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
The 47th Annual CAS Award Nominees

Through the jump you can find a list with most of the nominees for the 47th annual CAS awards!

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[19 Jan 2011 | One Comment | ]
New (Old) Fairlight Synth Is Ridiculous, Awesome.

In the 1980s, Fairlight Instruments turned the music industry on its head by developing the first commercial instrument based on sound sampling. See the history page for more background. That company was wound up at the end of the eighties. Fairlight’s successor, Fairlight.AU, is now the world leader in professional audio editing, recording and mixing.

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[19 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
Tim Prebble’s “Safe Travel with Gear #2″

Tim Prebble (The Warrior’s Way, 30 Days of Night) has posted a write up about how to safely travel with recording equipment.  It’s one of the many detailed blog postings he has created and I recommend checking out the rest of his site.

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[18 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
SoundWorks Collection: “Tron: Legacy” Panel

Explore the sound and music of “TRON LEGACY”, the long awaited sequel continuing the adventures through the world inside your computer The sound team behind the film will take you behind-the-scenes of the science fiction epic, presenting special excerpts from the movie. Watch how the sound team approached various elements of the mix and edit [...]

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[17 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]
Monday Night Listen – #011

Hey, guys!  This weeks listen was a recording a made a couple weeks back.  It turned out a little more lackluster than I thought it would but it could still be very useful.  Take a listen.