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Hello everyone! Sean Crone Audio is a server with one goal in mind: Bridge the gap between audio and visual. The server is open to anyone but is primarily aimed to composers, audio engineers, studio owners, directors/producers, game devs, content creators, and all around media nerds. The...

The Hobbit immediately comes to mind when the dwarves first sing Misty Mountains. It was a fantastic way of helping us feel their people's desire to return home and the score copied that theme in various ways throughout to help the audience hear when the party was unified or not.

Update: I asked this question on Avid Pro Community forums and got some great responses. Here's some quoted info in-case anybody else had questions about this as well :) "You're asking all the right questions, but it's a long adventure ahead. Encoded Dolby Digital over an optical connection is...

Haha what do you mean still? ;) It depends on what you do. Each DAW has its own niche and is designed around that. Ableton is more for live dj and sound design, Pro Tools is really solid for live tracking and broadcast, Cubase for composers. Nuendo is a post production beast and is the only...

Haha yeah we at least have that. But one fridge, so it can get interesting :lol:

TOTALLY agree with that! I have a major upgrade I'm really really hoping to do after I graduate college in about 3 years. Right now I'm in a dorm apartment with 5 other guys so space is limited, but long story short I hope to upgrade to a dedicated apartment studio then. One piece of gear I'm...

A bit off topic but in regards to the manual fade in/fade out, I interned on a feature this year (just dropped on Prime :D ) and my boss had a command in Nuendo hooked up to a contour design shuttle that would add a fade in/out at the cursor's position. Sped things up a ton. Used the jog wheel...

Hi everyone! It's been a while since I posted to this site but I wanted to get some feedback/advice. I'll be graduating college in about 2 years with a BA in film production (my university didn't have an audio program so I did what I could). Business is really picking up for me and I'm hoping...

Always down for post audio work, as well! Let me know if you want to team up this month. :)

Absolutely! I'm a composer, sound designer, and post-audio producer so any audio needs you have I can take care of. Feel free to email me at finalimpactstudios@gmail.com. You can check out my demo reel here under "Credits:" https://finalimpactstudios.com/about

I'll definitely get something ready for this! If anybody is doing a film and would like music, Foley, SFX, and the final Mix done let me know as well and I'd love to help out!

Ok, so with classes all online for the rest of this semester and next semester, I've been catching up on some movies that have been on my list. One of them, and yes I can already hear the groans of disapproval, is Tremors: A Cold Day in Hell. I absolutely love the Tremors storyline, as hilarious...

Huge update! I was asked to help out on a project in my area that's going to be the biggest of my career so far. A small film group on campus for a short film class was able to save up a substantial amount on kickstarter to fund their final project. It's going to be a western called, "Will of...

It's finished! Here's a short video I worked on for the NATAS Northwest Regional Competition. This was the first film I ever worked as a boom mic operator on. There were tons of mistakes made and even more lessons learned. I also was asked to do the post production audio cleanup, Foley...

Agreed. As a composer I had no idea about this until I started taking film classes along with audio production this semester. I felt it was necessary for me to understand better the film director's and producer's world in order to better communicate. Man, was that assumption incredibly...