Documentary Pre-Production
Last week, audio work for a documentary, from Sérgio Miguel Silva just started and I feel grateful for the opportunity to intervene from the very beginning, as sound will also […]
Category Archives: Sound Recording
Why Editing Recordings is so Rewarding
In the current week I’ve been given the very cool task of recording and editing mechanical sounds for my Sound Design course at the Masters I am attending. My first […]
III. The History of Sound in the Cinema: The Alchemists of Sound
Once more, a link to a BBC production. On the previous post of this series, I questioned the role of the magnetic tape on sound design development in its early […]
What does war sound like now?
What does war sound like now? After years gathering ideas of war sounds based on thousands of films, it’s worth to take a look on this link to an interesting […]
Air Conditioned Sound is your friend too
Whilst we spent time and brain cells to cut off air conditioned from a lot of recordings, some weeks ago, in the studio, my friend and owner at the place […]
II. Contact Mics – Sound on Solid Objects
The series of posts on this subject comprise an attempt to understand everything about recording with contact microphones, including some light insights on physics and electronics. I’ll keep to an […]
