Needs-no-introduction editor Walter Murch on six criteria by which to judge the worth, quality, and necessity of an edit.
In a great little seven-and-a-half-minute video courtesy of classicalchops.org, Morten Lauridsen takes us through the compositional process behind one of the most performed choral pieces of our time, Dirait-On. (French, pronounced something like “dee-ray-tawn”.)
It’s infrequently updated and simply presented, but Woody Woodhall’s site, “Woody’s Sound Advice,” has some great stuff. This can lead them to be better (at anything you choose) today viagra...
I found this article, “Analogue Warmth: The Sound of Tubes, Tape & Transformers,” in Sound On Sound from a few years ago. It’s a technical explanation of all the factors that appear to combine together to create that “analogue warmth” so many people talk about missing, and different ways to go about recreating it.
I recently started a not-for-profit organization called The Lamp Project, dedicated to spotlighting and supporting socially engaged artists and the causes they champion. I wore multiple hats, including ADR mixer, writer and executive producer, for the creation of some promotional videos. I hope you’ll go take a look—the first one is live on the site right now. And if being a part of an organization with a powerful mission and lots of passionate, creative people interests you, please email me: jeremy.olsen@thelampproject.net.
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There are so many amazing things happening online now with music and audio software. More and more is possible with software that doesn’t even live on your computer. Noteflight, a cloud-based music notation program, is one example of this. It doesn’t compare to Sibelius and Finale (yet), but considering it’s all taking place through a website… it’s fantastic. And of course, this engenders an entire social facet of the music-creating experience that never existed until now.
I have just added a new favorite feed: Interchanging Idioms by Chip Michael. He has subtitled it “Classical Music of the 21st Century.” I might change that to “Classical Music...
I am lucky to have the privilege of recording walla for The Cleveland Show here, in our in-house recording studio. Our supervising sound editor, Bob Newlan, comes to direct, and...