Many times in audio, we use digitally rendered room acoustics, or reverbs. Digital reverbs are great at cleanly creating large spaces such as concert halls and churches, but for the smaller spaces that we often need in commercials, it’s hard to beat Impulse Responses.
In a nutshell, an Impulse Response (IR) is an acoustic sample of a real space. You setup a speaker and a microphone and record a tone sweep of the room. By comparing the original tone with the recorded version, the program can derive the acoustics of the space. Another way to create an IR is by recording a loud impulse in the room. Often a starter pistol will be used, but a good kid-friendly substitution is a large balloon! You set up and record a stereo mic as you pop a balloon and voila, you have an Impulse Response!
If you’re fortunate and manage to accumulate a little wealth, you may need some help protecting that nest egg, growing it for the future, and preparing to pass it along to the next generation. That’s the job of 
What if your genome revealed you and other family members carried the gene for a debilitating disease? Where do you go from there?
Companies with large, constantly changing datasets use 
Obviously, 2020 has been the Worst Year Ever. You may remember that SXSW was canceled and the film portion was moved online to Amazon Prime, for free. Had the show taken place in Austin, the opening event was to feature this video for which we produced the audio. We gotta say, the final mix was outstanding and a teeth-rattling movie theater experience in surround sound… an experience that only a handful of people got to hear.
This twelve minute film features Paul Lee, NHRA quarter-mile race car driver. A few years ago, he suffered a “widow-maker” heart attack even though he was in great shape. This is the inspirational story of his battle back to the track.
As a college instructor, Michael has worked with several educational learning systems, added to the list is Google Assignments. As you would expect with a Google product, the integration between all the services is seamless. We produced the audio for this video and it came out quite nice! Give it a listen – even if you’re not an educator!
Located in Huntington, West Virginia, Mountwest is one of ten regional community colleges in the West Virginia Community and Technical College System. This 30 TV was produced by 
Produced for WebMD, this 10 minute documentary features Michelle Hammer describing how her schizophrenia is a mental illness that changes the way you think, feel, and act.