Author Archives: Rev. Dr. Brad

Recently I was working on a project in which a country road had a small drainage ditch to the side of it with flowing water in it. I looked at it once, and instantly thought, “I need to add a … Continue reading →

Audiokinetic has released Wwise 2013.1 with many new features, among them PS4 support, ITU BS 1770 compliant loudness meters and HDR audio. We worked with Audiokinetic to develop the HDR feature set over the past year and now that it’s … Continue reading →

During GDC this year and the week after I ended up telling the story of how I got into the industry a few times, so I decided to commit it to the ether for posterity or some false sense of … Continue reading →

One of Wwise’s few shortcomings is its current lack of support for LFOs. Modulation can be a godsend to make looping static sounds feel way more dynamic and alive. (an example using volume, pitch, and lpf is here). I wanted … Continue reading →

Sorry, I couldn’t resist being a little snarky as I typed that title out. Every time there’s a new generation of consoles on the horizon, words begin to flow about what “next-gen” means in relation to (insert your discipline here).  … Continue reading →

As most people know, Sony introduced the Playstation 4 last week which means the veils of silence and secrecy have been lifted and I can FINALLY divulge the project and platform I’m working on. I’m really excited about the project … Continue reading →

Let’s face it, if you’ve been in the industry for a while, you’ll know how tumultuous it can be. Studio upheavals, shutdowns, re-organizations, corrections of vision, layoffs…call them what you will, but chances are you’ve seen a few. It’s an … Continue reading →