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How to build an efficient sound library to save time and increase production value
Looking to ramp up your the value of your media productions?
PSE Client Spotlight: Foothill College
Every sound effects user is different. The PSE Client Spotlight Series provides examples of how Pro Sound Effects works with individual clients to provide customized, multi-faceted sound effects solutions based on their unique circumstances.
PSE Client Spotlight: University of North Texas
Every sound effects user is different. The PSE Client Spotlight Series provides examples of how Pro Sound Effects works with individual clients to provide customized, multi-faceted sound effects solutions based on their unique circumstances.
PSE Client Spotlight: Cloud Imperium Games
Every sound effects user is different. The PSE Client Spotlight Series provides examples of how Pro Sound Effects works with individual clients to provide customized, multi-faceted sound effects solutions based on their unique circumstances.
What Hollywood Edge + Pro Sound Effects® Means for Soundminer Users
Update: As of June 30th, 2015, Hollywood Edge is no longer part of the Pro Sound Effects Library offering. We have decided to focus on developing and updating our own libraries (Online Library, Hybrid Library, Master Library).
Pro Sound Effects Sponsors Inaugural Avid Customer Association Event @ NAB 2014!
We are psyched to be sponsoring and participating in the inaugural Avid Customer Association Event (April 4-6 at the Bellagio)! Douglas and I will be at Avid Connect with a table and demo computer alongside other media and technology titans!
GDC 2014 Wrap-Up
I was out at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco last weekend, and boy did I have me a blast! It was great to meet new and interesting people and see some familiar faces in the game audio world. But by far the highlight of the week was getting to meet, in-person, so many people who I've known only via phone, email, and social media up until now.
5 Keys for Using Sound Effects to Improve Sound Design - Part 3
By David Sonnenschein, author Sound Design: The Expressive Power of Music, Voice and Sound Effects in Cinema. Key 3: Description of the environment gives clues for the sounds Information about the environment first appears in the scene headings, which are as succinct as possible to help the production manager do the breakdown and which denote three items:
Happy Thanksgiving from Pro Sound Effects!
Hey there turkey lovers (and you too, untimely vegetarians)! We here at PSE would love to wish you all a happy and healthy Thanksgiving holiday, and in doing so, share with you some of our very favorite turkey sound effects! Here is a choice gobble, plucked (pun intended) from the Foundation Sound Effects Library. [soundcloud]http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/28790940[/soundcloud] Gobble Gobble!
5 Keys for Using Sound Effects to Improve Sound Design - Part 2
By David Sonnenschein, author Sound Design: The Expressive Power of Music, Voice and Sound Effects in Cinema. Key 2: Look for objects and actions as explicit sounds Scriptwriting convention pays a certain homage to the power of audio by requesting that each sound be capitalized in the body of the scene description: The oncoming truck’s HORN BLASTS as the out-of-control car swerves violently, its
