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360° spatial audio design is not something new, it’s had a presence in VR and gaming for the longest time. But when we met Marc Weber – founder of Audiospill – we truly discovered another other world of audio experience.
“360° sound is basically “sound all around you. You can imagine it as a surrounding sphere, front to back, left to right, up and down. Much different from regular 5.1 or 7.1 setups which are all very horizontal but remain static. They might go around you but it’s just that.”
Marc’s credentials in music and audio production are beyond question. Specializing in VR Audio, he previously worked at Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and was directly involved in the production of best-selling game titles, such as SingStar, DanceStar Party and SingStar Guitar. His freelance work includes creating sound and music for various popular game titles, including Hungry Shark Evolution, King of Clubs and Walt Disney’s The Wild. Besides games, Marc has also been involved with multiple film and media productions, both as sound designer/editor and music composer/editor. Some notable releases include Psychotic (2012), The Second Solution (2013) and Pregnant (2012).
Currently, he runs his own production company that creates custom sound design and music for clients in film, TV, advertising and video games. In this video, Marc talks about his work and gives valuable tips for those who harbor an interest in experimenting with spatial audio design. Take a look:
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