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Particle Systems have been central to advances in hyper-real CGI for decades. A new application: Sound Particles, puts this tried and tested post workflow in the hands of the audio community. Chaos ensues! In a good way. (Free trial version link and discount code in full article).
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In this, the third instalment in our series of articles on ADR, we look at the craft from the ADR Mixer’s point of view.
We do so once again with the help of RTS-Award winning Supervising Sound Editor Chris Roberts.
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The final instalment of our 3-part series following the trials and tribulations of Danny Finn: A staff mixer of 25 years going freelance. Scroll down the Newsfeed for parts 1 & 2.
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Having seen the demand for mixing console customisation grow from the occasional one-off to a steady stream of enquiries from around the world, Frozen Fish Design are now offering several of their most popular solutions as products, turning ‘haute couture’ into ‘ready-to-wear’.
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As much as it’s preaching to the Dante-converted choir, the new X2P is one of the best reasons yet to consider going down the AOIP route in the first place.
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Emmy® nominated sound editor Kate Hopkins gives Resurface an insider’s perspective on her trip to the awards ceremony in LA: the story of her Emmys weekend.
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Part 2 in a series of ADR-related articles. This second instalment examines the benefits, approaches and increased use of on set ADR in film and television.
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UPDATED FOR 2017 : With the kind permission of our friends at movie statistics website www.the-numbers.com, we present another piece of thought-provoking data: This time their Top 50 Supervising Sound Editors by worldwide box office.
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Last week saw the announcement of the nominations for the 69th Emmy® Awards. In amongst the awards for all aspects of TV production are a handful that are of particular interest to Resurface and our readers. The audio categories!
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