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Building an Immersive Room: Small, Medium and Large - Mix Magazine Sound for Film & Television 2016
SoundWorks Collection
English - October 03, 2016 15:00 - 1 hour - 144 MB - ★★★★ - 90 ratingsTV & Film Music sound design sound mixing audio recording hollywood sound sound effects music recording music composing sound recording hollywood Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
You don’t need a Hollywood-sized re-recording stage to create a compelling immersive soundtrack. But you do need to know the basic requirements of system design and setup—from console/DAW integration to monitor placement—to ensure that the tracks translate to the outside world. In this discussion, chief engineers, studio designers, system integrators and leading immersive manufacturers detail how to build small, medium and large immersive post-production spaces to fit any need.
Moderator: Jonathan Deans, CTO, Westlake Pro
Panelists:
Bill Johnston, VP of Engineering, Formosa Group
Nathan Oishi, Director of Engineering, Sony Pictures Studios
Jerry Steckling, CTO, JSX
Mark Binder, re-recording mixer
Tom Brewer, re-recording mixer
Brett Crockett, Vice President, Sound Technology Research and Development, Dolby
Peter Chaikin, JBL
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