The Boom Box Post blog provides insights into the creative sound design process of Boom Box Post's owners and employees.
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If you've spent a Fourth of July in Los Angeles, you know the city transforms into one giant fireworks show. For sound designers, it's also one of the best opportunities of the year to capture unique explosions, whistles, crackles, and distant booms for future projects. In this post we’ll take a listen to the ambience recordings I captured and how to process them to make them library-ready.
You’d be surprised just how “quiet” raw gunshot recordings can sound without any processing. When played back dry, the recordings sound like weak little pops, lacking detail and punch. But with some basic processing, we can turn those thin pops into powerful, rich, cinema-ready gunshot sound effects.
