CreativeFieldRecording.com Interviews Watson
/Just released is this interview of Watson by Paul Virostek from CreativeFieldRecording.com.
http://www.creativefieldrecording.com/2015/10/01/a-month-of-field-recordists-watson-wu/
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Just released is this interview of Watson by Paul Virostek from CreativeFieldRecording.com.
http://www.creativefieldrecording.com/2015/10/01/a-month-of-field-recordists-watson-wu/
Marmalade is an award winning, cross-platform development tool built around the belief that video game developers should be free to innovate, create and craft fantastic content for any audience on any device. Major companies such as Activision, EA, Pop Cap, Square Enix, etc have used this fantastic tool to create their games. Marmalade has signed up to sell some of Watson Wu's sound effects libraries in their Asset Store (beta).
Just released are Water Movements Between Rocks sound effects libraries. These ready to use stereo wave files are great for water scenes near cliffs, under bridges, in a sinking ship, caves, etc. Got to the Ambience Sounds of Nature page for more details!
The AA-12 is a new weapons sound effects library. This 12 gauge is a full automatic shotgun. For details and to purchase these sounds, visit http://www.watsonwu.com/weapons/aa12-fullauto-shotgun-sfx-library
The AA-12 full auto shotgun sound effects library
Wanted to share a short writing about my trip for this week. I've been hired to field record sounds of certain vehicles for a video game project. Today I'm flying to Louisville, Kentucky, then driving a rental car to south Indiana. Because of NDA, I can't say what I'm up up until the game company makes an announcement about their exciting title.
In this picture are a Rycote Windshield Kit #4, a large Swiss backpack, a PortaBrace audio bag, and a monster size Pelican 1650 case.
The purpose of this setup is to divide up my equipment. All items outside of the Pelican 1650 case are my primary gear. They are a Sound Devices 744T/MixPre-D inside the PortaBrace bag, my numerous mics, batteries, primary chargers, a camera, gaffers tape, etc all inside the large Swiss backpack.
Inside the Pelican 1650 case, there is a backup 4 track recorder, more batteries, mic stands, cables, zip ties, gaffers tape, clothes, etc items.
I HIGHLY recommend dividing up your precious gear similar to this. Remember to Always have a backup just in case something happens to your primary gear! This applies to other industries such as photography, videography, IT, etc. Stay safe and please share your stories. :-)
Wearing a special ScotteVest.com technology vest to carry more gear.