Here is a collection of blog post from my time interning with Boxland Media and Femergy in Columbus, Ohio. 

For my senior project, I am experimenting with spatial audio and how that technology can be transferred into the world of audiobooks. Will audiobooks benefit from a surround sound environment, or will it be too distracting from the story? Or, will the audio design make the story more immersive and enjoyable?

The purpose of this video is to show you the behind-the-scenes of tracking "A Harmonic Minor". 

If you have been following up on the blog, you will know that I recently tracked Austin Nichols for their song ‘A Harmonic Minor’. While at the time of writing this I am still working with Austin to make a definitive mix, I have recently had to turn in a “Final” version for class. So, for today’s blog post, I thought it would be interesting to talk about my approach to mixing the song and what I have learned from it.

As a student at Capital University, I have access to a lot of studios with a lot of gear. To get more comfortable with some of this equipment, I went into Studio E and messed around with some of the rack gear that is in there. Today I’m going to share my findings with you all so that you can get a better understanding of what some of this equipment sounds like.