recently updated my teams devblog with some sound designing times for the minigame Fatous Olous we made for a big website!
check my pics and share your favorite moments! (thought that this kind of post was missed from this great website!) cheers!
asked Dec 6, 2010 at 15:20
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Recording car destruction for 007: Quantum of Solace game:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chuckrussom/sets/72157623292496631/
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The guy controlling it shut the engine off right as he dropped the car. By the time they hit the ground, there was no noise from the lift. Dec 22, 2010 at 9:00
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@Chuck, John Fasal recorded some concrete drops for Live Free or Die Hard using the same technique. Got some great stuff, and very clean - no motors. Dec 22, 2010 at 20:02
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1@Jay, I worked with John on these car drops. He is the man when it comes to this stuff. Dec 23, 2010 at 8:03
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looking for authentic running in the woods...
Whilst browsing through my files, I found this little gem...got it off set on a shoot I was on and decided to keep it...I have EQ'd it a bit, removing the lows:
http://soundcloud.com/damaus/01-rain-against-windows-eq-intpers
Two come to mind:
- Over 11,000' altitude in the southern Sierra Nevada, recording high winds through rocks. Only a somewhat successful session, but memorable. Hiked down to camp as the sun set. No audio of this session online.
- Around 6,000' altitude in the northern Sierra Nevada, recording a marshland dawn chorus at 4:30am with the Nature Sound Society. The sounds from this session can be heard here.
Recording at Corkscrew Swamp in Naples Florida. My brother is a sick photographer and he documented the day:
http://daveraphael.com/blog/christmas-swamp/
and the recordings are here:
This was a funny session for a short film we did 2 years ago, called "Pedido Perdido" by Felipe F. Koeraus. We taped a Zoom H4 to a bicycle and went outside for some recording. Here are some photos, and the short film if you want to watch it and hear the bike sounds:
[youtube]Yj3dQDnAkvQ[/youtube]
