Anonymously asked: Are the loudness wars worth fighting, or is it much ado about nothing? Answer: The Loudness War is in its last throes because loudness standards, along with loudness levelling algorithms, are simply making hyper-compressed, brick-wall limited “loudness†an
It’s a question that will probably never go away: Is analog or digital better for musicians and producers? I look at the science and psychology behind this contentious debate. Analog vs Digital: The Psychology & Science Behind the Most Contentious
Melancholic drone – TRAILER from Igor Simic on Vimeo. Continuing my collaboration with award winning film maker Igor Simic. This is the trailer for our short film “Melancholic drone”. “Melancholic drone” won the First prize Discovery Award at LOOP Barcelona
I scored, recorded and arranged the music for a video by Head Japan Tennis. Project: Head Japan Tennis – HEAD GRAPHENE XT RADICAL SAKURA campaign Role: Music Score, Arrangement, Recording and Production. Synopsis: A 01:30 video showcasing Head Japan Tennis
How Do Vibrations Make Sound? This seems like a straightforward question with straightforward answer, but all may not be what it seems. That said, the science is straightforward: A sound wave is a transfer of energy as it travels away
Analog mediums of music playback are fragile. Vinyl cracks, warps, breaks and scratches. It deteriorates with each play. Cassette tapes likewise. Play after play, copy after copy, they fade and unspool, and jam into hungry play heads. It’s all very
The Amerillo/Ollirema EP Explores the interaction between two synthetic lead lines playing off one another in melodic and tonal ways.
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