Audible Worlds

I'll put myself out there and say I'm a big fan of this song. I can get behind some great pop music with a solid production, and I think this song has that. "Where Are You Know" is a song produced by Justin Bieber, Diplo, and Skrillex. This video goes into detail on their creative process for the tr...

A nice little video w/ Paul Weir talking about the plugin they made for Wwise to procedurally generate animal vocals. http://assets2.ign.com/videos/zencoder/2015/7/24/1920/dee0b0732ed0f3eaa76ed78dfefce0d3-5000000-1437747609-w.mp4 Here's an article he did w/ the New York Times on it a while back as w...

Fun little list here of unique sounds in history: http://time.com/3829795/9-unexplained-sounds/

Source: http://www.hopesandfears.com/hopes/culture/film/214987-sci-fi-movie-sound-effects A nice read and good history lesson! Making its debut in 1954, Godzilla roars its way into cinematic history, with some Hollywood historians saying that his scream tops King Kong's in terms of iconic-ness. When...

Source: http://www.wired.com/2014/03/ear-nanopores-hearing/

It’s the balance between fine frequency discrimination and overall sound sensitivity that lets humans listen to things like conversations in restaurants. Push too hard on one side of the scale, and we lose that ability.

Source: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/how-we-hear-omaha-sound-key-nfl-games-tv "We really don't want to take a viewer out of the stadium and put them right next to Peyton Manning — we want to make sure they stay in the stadium and keep the flavor in there," he said. Each mixer for CBS has a differe...

And it sure sounds mean.

The Koenigsegg One:1 sprints from 0-300-0kmh in 17.95 seconds during a practice at our Ängelholm test track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vr9r81O5vN8

Looks like it didn't reach it's kickstarter goal. Bugger. A new Kickstarter product from Binauric called OpenEars could make recording binaural audio easier than ever by building the microphones into in-ear headphones. Many binaural microphones try to simulate the shape and density of the human head...

Hi everyone, So it looks like the "Forests" category is in the lead for being the next crowdsourced library here. I'm OK with doing whatever everyone else wants to do, although I did personally vote for Forests because quiet ones (without planes, cars in the background, etc.) can be super hard to c...

There were parts I loved and parts I didn't get. Most of the time it was the music choices and how intense they were during scenes that were much more mellow, or more of a downbeat. Those "quieter" scenes (mostly at the house/ranch) had the dialog stomped by the music and it didn't make much sense i...