Sound Design Live

In this episode of the Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with busy bay area sound designer Cliff Caruthers. We talk about some of his cool design techniques, the SF Tape Festival, and why LCS is a waste of money. http://sounddesignlive.com/just-add-reverb/

For this seventh episode of Sound Design Live we have a guest post by sound designer, computer programmer, and didgeridoo player GW Rodriguez. He gives us a short intro on the intersection of theatrical sound design and computer programming along with his own speaker processing app. http://sounddesignlive.com/sound-design-meets-computer-programming/

In this sixth episode of Sound Design Live I talk with Aaron Meicht and Daniel Baker, the sound design and music production collective known as Broken Chord. We talk about their sound design for Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize winning play "Ruined." Topics include researching Congolese music, cooperative design, and experimental theatre. At 52 minutes, this is the longest podcast to date, but they had a lot of good things to say plus Daniel's accent is entertainment in itself. http://sounddesignlive.com/sound-design-ruined-broken-chord/

In this 5th episode of Sound Design Live I talk with recording artist, comedy writer, and actor Mark Winslett about using FL Studio and Barbie samples on his new album "I'ma Get Ritch Off This One, Vol. 17" http://sounddesignlive.com/fl-studio-free-barbie-samples/

In this fourth episode of Sound Design Live I talk to Pierre Dupree, the audio supervisor at The Alley Theatre in Houston, TX, about where to go to graduate school, the dying art of theatrical acting, and how they successfully mic their 800 seat theatre with floor mics. Sorry about the sound quality, this is my first interview using skype! http://sounddesignlive.com/mic-800-seat-theatre-with-floor-mics/

In this third episode of Sound Design Live I talked to award-winning sound designer Roy Taylor in Austin, TX about mixing for Emmylou Harris and Patty Griffin, production management for the SXSW music festival, and using technical limitations creatively. http://sounddesignlive.com/mixing-emmylou-harris-roy-taylor/

Nathan Lively talks us behind the scenes of his behind the scenes multi-channel sound installation at ZUGHAUS Gallery. As Portuguese actors are heard moving around the audience their position is reinforced through synchronized subtitles on screen. http://sounddesignlive.com/subtitles-reinforce-sound-localization-nathan-lively-1/

The creative design podcast about audio in the real world. In it's premiere episode, Gentlemen & Scholars, Nathan Lively interviews DJ, producer, and social media pro William Wardlaw. Topics cover DJ hardware/software, perfect club sound, and the right to party. http://sounddesignlive.com/perfect-club-sound-william-wardlaw/