
> Robert Henke aka Monolake has released some of his MaxforLIVE plugs for free (thanks!) including Circular Doppler: “Two virtual microphones rotate around a single sound source. Doppler delays, distance dependent amplitude modulation and filtering included. Movement of source and microphones synced to song position. This allows 100% reproducible effects.”
> This is a map of your brain on music (not!)
> I started a little meme on twitter the other day about #overused_Lib_FX
Heres a copy of the list everyone posted:
- the BBC SFX ‘crying baby’
- Creaking metal door sound
- Feedback anytime someone approaches a microphone
- “Well, basically all of these… http://filmsound.org/cliche/
- Red-tailed hawk
- The opening of a DOOM door
- Crow caws
- Sword being drawn
- The same magpies every time
- The Wilhelm
- Bell trees for any xmas related graphics
- Bullet impact into metal
- Gun chamber cocking
- Whispy wind through wires
- Children playing in the park
- Single spark zapping
- Fireball whoosh
- Hawk screech
- Metal hatch squeak
- Dog next door
- Doppler truck horn
I think half the problem with these #overused_library_FX is people use the exact same version EVERY time… Methink someone should release a library of “Alternates to the most #overused_library_FX” with ten different doppler truck horns & 20 dogs next door etc….
> Why screenwriters & film makers fail
> Protools running slow? here are MIx Mags top 5 ProTools cripplers & how to fix them – I’ve been using the little free app that they mention for years & its invaluable at trashing corrupt DAE/DigiSetup files, get yourself a copy here

My Tokyo by Alary Romain
Music: Wasabi Shot – Interlope’s sushit Remix



Looking through the Raindance.co.uk website you posted, I laughed when in one of the articles that are meant for training and educating upcoming producers in the handling of post production, the writer states that…
” The shoot (production) is outrageously difficult and overwhelming but the edit (post-production, in which the article includes sound editorial/mixing ofcourse) is a very calm and do-able process. So relax and just do it one step at a time. Happy filmmaking.
http://www.raindance.org/site/index.php?id=46,726,0,0,1,0
No wonder producers never get it if they get fed this information about post :p