A Sound Effect Podcast

Sound Effect

Anything audio drama,audio fiction or podcast related including voice demos, whole episodes, trailers, discussions which are not on my other playlists.

“Stay close to those who sing, tell stories, and enjoy life, and whose eyes sparkle with happiness. "
― Paulo Coelho, Manuscript Found in Accra

Audio Drama and Podcast Stuff

A Sound Effect

Here I'm trying to gather some of my favourite field recordings that I've found on Soundcloud as well as some great interviews that relate to the craft. 

On Field Recording

Oscar-winning supervising sound editor and sound designer Richard King takes you behind the sound of Tenet and Wonder Woman 1984. In this episode:

0:00 Introduction and new independent sound effects
03:27 Richard King on the sound of Tenet.
26:21 Richard King & Jimmy Boyle on the sound of Wonder Woman 1984.
46:44 Greetings from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance

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Behind the Sound of ‘Tenet’ and ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ with Richard King - A Sound Effect Podcast 14

Can you guess what's making the mysterious sound (starting at 43 seconds in)? If so, you could win up to $1000 worth of sound effects from BOOM Library! Enter the quiz at https://asoundeffect.com/soundquiz - thanks for taking part!

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Can you guess what this sound is? Listen and enter the Mystery Sound Quiz here (prizes worth $1000!)

A Sound Effect Podcast Episode 16: Your hearing is absolutely essential when working in sound – and to help you protect it, here's Doctor of Audiology Steven Taddei with insights, methods and key advice on how to protect your ears and keep your hearing in pristine condition as an audio professional.

Interview by Jennifer Walden, hosted by Asbjoern Andersen and Christian Hagelskjaer - find more episodes at https://asoundeffect.com/podcast 
Find more great podcasts about sound from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance at https://audiopodcast.org

How to Protect Your Hearing as an Audio Professional, w/Audiologist & Audio Engineer Steven Taddei

***The Signature Series wins Prix Italia!*** http://bit.ly/2epQl1N

The key signatures of music are kind of like the signs of the zodiac. If you take all the music in a given key, you’ll discover certain characteristics —﻿ characteristics that can define your personality.

Visit CBC Music to learn more about the characteristics of all the key signatures covered so far. Which key are you? www.cbcmusic.ca/signatureseries

The Signature Series is produced in Vancouver, Canada for CBC Radio 2's In Concert by @paolopp with Denise Ball.

C-sharp minor: Woman of Mystery

Go behind the inventive sound of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' here, in Jennifer Walden's excellent group interview with supervising sound editor/re-recording mixer Brent Kiser, ADR supervisor Julie Diaz, sound designer Andrew Twite, and re-recording mixer Alex Fehrman

Bonus: Get 1000 sound effects at asoundeffect.com/free - hosted by Asbjoern Andersen

0:00 Introduction and highlight of the 1000 premium sound effects from SmartSoundFX, available at a 90% discount or free with attribution at asoundeffect.com/free

01:29 Behind the inventive sound of Everything Everywhere All At Once 

1:15:45 Find more great podcasts about sound from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance

Find more podcasts from the sound community at audiopodcast.org

How the Inventive Sound of 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' was made

Multi 6-channel field recording of a Jacobs ladder also known as the (high voltage traveling arc) which is a device for producing a continuous train of large electrical sparks that rise upwards. The spark gap is formed by two wires, approximately vertical in position but gradually diverging from each other towards the top in a narrow V Shape. When high voltage is applied to the gap, a spark forms across the bottom of the wires where they are nearest each other, rapidly changing to an electric arc. The sparks can burn through thin paper and plastic and start fires, and contact with the exposed high voltage conductors can be lethal. For this recording I used a Sound Devices 744T/Mixpre-D with the Neumann RSM-191A/S kit microphone recording at the base of the transformer channels 1/2, then two DPA 4060 lav microphones channels 3/4 placed at far left and right positions beside the wire rods to capture a nice wide stereo image between the electrical arcs. The third stereo signal was from the Zoom H6 placed at the source of the the electrical sparks near the bottom of the wire rods. All files recorded at 24-bit-96khz. Free Download

Multi-Channel Field Recording of a Jacobs Ladder aka (high voltage traveling arc)

A girl finds herself trapped alone in an empty desert without any traceable edges. After a long time of aimless wandering, she is visited by a mysterious person that gives her clues on how to find her way out of this endless emptyness.

Featuring the music of aval!a (Avaliakasa on Soundcloud), the voice of Carollyn Monterola Remley as Tingalin and Kessi Riliniki as the Ghost/Spirit/Deity (whatever you want to call her). With additional voices by Owen McCuen, Julia McLean and Caitlin Sneddon.
Written and produced by Kessi Riliniki of Trilunis Studio.

Those who sing

The world's first podcast dedicated to sound effects. Features interviews, sound effects highlights from the independent SFX community. Hosted by Asbjoern Andersen and Christian Hagelskjaer.

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The A Sound Effect Podcast Ep. 01: The State Of Independent SFX

Meet the guys behind the massively popular BOOM sound effect libraries, hear interesting new indie SFX releases + a sound montage from Tokyo. Hosts: Asbjoern Andersen and Christian Hagelskjær.

A Sound Effect Podcast Ep. 02: Behind the Sound of BOOM - and Tokyo!

Aqua Foot Step 4 Dynamic Aquatics 14NS

The independent sound effects scene has exploded in the past year, and in this all-new episode of the A Sound Effect podcast, Paul Virostek offers his thoughts on what this means for indie SFX, what excites him in sound effects right now - and how to stand out in an increasingly competitive market. Features Asbjoern Andersen, Christian Hagelskjaer From, and special guest Paul Virostek.

A Sound Effect Podcast Ep. 03: The indie sound effects explosion!

Aqua Foot Step 1 - Dynamic Aquatics - 14NS

01/12/2012 - Edits of a couple jams around Jonny's fire in his back garden, during Ola's Birthday party. 
Adam - Guitar
Simon - Mandolin and Melodica
Jonny - Guitar
Dale - Vocals
Mellow - Vocals
Joanne - Vocals
Fire - Heat and Popping Grains. 


Cold Fingers and Warm Shins - For Ola

Music can cause all types of emotional reaction. While at Harvard, Matt Sachs was interested in one reaction in particular -- the chills. Now a PhD student at USC, Sachs found that people who get the chills from particular songs might have their brains wired differently than those who don't. Producer Joanna Clay has the story.

Brains are different in people who get the chills from music

Foot Steps Sound Effect

This library delivers more than 1.5 hours of rain sounds - recorded from an interior perspective. Recording locations include two greenhouses, two cars, a privy, a shed, a boathouse, a variety of rooms and roof materials.

https://www.asoundeffect.com/sound-library/rain-indoor-ambiences/

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Rain Indoor Ambiences | Interior Rain Sound Effects Library

Get the story behind an incredible new creature stomp sound library, hear about indie SFX creator Kostas Loukovikas' creative process, uncover new sound effects - and get insights on how to plan your next recording projects. Features Asbjoern Andersen, Christian Hagelskjaer From, and special guests Michel Marchant & Kostas Loukovikas

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A Sound Effect Podcast 04: Incredible Creature Stomps & SFX Creation

The making of an extreme sound effects library: Recordist Stosh Tuszynski shares how he created 'Thermal Flux', an impressive sound library that captures the sounds of extreme temperature reactions - with materials ranging from a freezing -119°F to a fiery 1900°F! Features Asbjoern Andersen, Christian Hagelskjaer From, and special guest Stosh Tuszynski.

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A Sound Effect Podcast Ep. 05: Extreme Sound Effects!

Mordecai heads out for his first assignment, and winds up in over his head. Crime, toads, and some local legends--things get a little weird.

Episode One

Minion laugh

Stereo underwater recording of burning embers of wood using two Aquarian Audio H2a-XLR hydrophones. Recorded at Anglers Point Blairsville GA on Lake Nottely on New Years Eve with Surachai. Captured with the  Sound Devices 744T at 192khz - 24bit. Download the 44.1khz-24bit version free here. 

Hydrophone Recording of Burning Embers Underwater

Hear how Soul’s superb sound was shaped, in our brand new interview with supervising sound editor Coya Elliott, and re-recording mixer, sound designer and supervising sound editor Ren Klyce. Interview by Jennifer Walden • Hosts: Asbjoern Andersen & Christian Hagelskjaer From 
Here’s what’s in this episode (with starting times):
01:46 New independent sound effects: We take a listen to some of the many interesting SFX releases that have come out
04:03 Shaping Soul’s Superb Sound – with supervising sound editor Coya Elliott, and re-recording mixer, sound designer and supervising sound editor Ren Klyce
24:50 Greetings from our friends in the Audio Podcast Alliance

Creating Soul's Superb Sound - with Coya Elliott and Ren Klyce - A Sound Effect Podcast EP 11

The A Sound Effect Podcast is the world's first podcast dedicated to sound effects. A Sound Effect is also home to an absolutely huge, curated collection of sound effects – hand-picked from the best sound creators in the world. 

Search, preview and find the sounds you need - all in one place.
