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There’s a man I meet in my dreams sometimes. He’s a chef down in San Antonio. He makes the most wonderful grilled shrimp tacos and guacamole. His restaurant isn’t a restaurant. It’s his home, and it’s an outdoor yoga studio with a view of the ocean.

submitted 22 days ago • 1 comment

Thrilled to be nominated for The Wild Robot.

submitted 36 days ago • 6 comments

It’s official! Brad and I are the new owners of Dallas Audio Post!

submitted 37 days ago • 1 comment

New sound effects library coming before the end of January 2025. Stay tuned, it should be useful for a whole lot of folks and projects..! #gameaudio #sounddesign #soundeffects

submitted 43 days ago • 3 comments

Chunky aesthetics often means tasty-sounding switches, knobs, and buttons. #sounddesign #soundeffects

submitted 45 days ago • 1 comment

The latest Tonebenders is a really good one! We talk with the sound team behind A Complete Unknown. Paul Massey, Don Sylvester, Ted Caplan & production sound mixer Tod Maitland have a lot to share about their work for this film. Hear the full episode wherever you listen to podcasts.

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I cracked the code. Told my boomer dad that having motion smoothing on his TV 'makes it work twice as hard' and will 'wear it out faster' and now hes obsessed with making sure its off.

submitted 432 days ago • 62 comments

I've been doing some research into how different games handle a "player low health" state using audio and found some cool details in Cult of the Lamb 🔊

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The Toronto Tonebenders Sound Design Meet-Up is Tomorrow! Tuesday Dec 3rd at 7pm. Come to The Pilot, on the main floor, to hang out with the Toronto Sound Community. If you work in sound for picture on films, games or series this will be a fun night to see old colleagues and meet new ones.

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New Tonebenders episode with the sound team behind director Alex Garland’s latest film, Civil War. Go listen to this one. It is a fun one! tonebenderspodcast.com/288-civil-war/

submitted 92 days ago • 1 comment

This music track has a sample in it that sounds exactly like my control room door squeak when it opens. I keep turning my head left to look every two bars as I do this volume ride.

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HOLY COW! Our Emmy®-winning "What If..?" immersive story, for the Apple Vision Pro, is a finalist for the Apple App Store Awards! I was the audio lead/Supervising Sound Editor, and I'm super proud of all the amazing work our implementation, SFX, dialogue, and Foley teams did on this! #gameaudio

submitted 94 days ago • 11 comments

If you're just starting out in #sounddesign, try practicing the entire PROCESS, not just a narrow, specific discipline: the decisions you'll need to make at in spotting, designing, and mixing. Get used to killing your darlings and making hard decisions. Finish, reflect on how it went, learn, repeat.

submitted 96 days ago • 1 comment

Breakfast tacos

submitted 100 days ago • 2 comments

Jupiter from the James Webb Space Telescope

submitted 100 days ago • 51 comments

R.I.P. D50. We had some good times.

submitted 516 days ago • 2 comments

Really good article about ai and copyright. www.ben-evans.com/benedictevan...

submitted 528 days ago • 0 comments

Some wallpaper for ya

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Saw my dad in a dream last night. He looked good and was happy. He gave me a hug. I woke up crying.

submitted 543 days ago • 1 comment

what if we kissed in the arizona green tea with ginseng and honey miata

submitted 557 days ago • 47 comments

#gameaudiodevtips #gameaudio 15. when you're "finished" designing a sound, take a step back and see if all your layers or plugins are actually doing something. check what you can simplify. sometimes things just add mud and reduce clarity. eliminate what isn't doing anything in the end product.

submitted 557 days ago • 0 comments

Just dropping Cormak McCarthy quotes into mid journey. :)

submitted 560 days ago • 1 comment

Just know that, like your car or your home studio, even the fanciest of studios needs to shim random objects (and even light fixtures!) with cardboard or fabric to keep things from rattling.