Tuesday, January 18, 2011
We Love You, Phillip Morris
Labels:
devotchka,
ewan mcGregor,
greg mcrae,
jim carrey,
nick urata
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Help! I need to copyright my music!
We get asked about once a day by artists "How do we copyright our music?"
The simple answer is that once you've recorded it; it's yours. That said, if it ever comes down to proving when you recorded something, you may want to have some more ammunition in your arsenal. Here's the best, and simplest explanation we've seen of this issue:
http://www.mahalo.com/how-to-copyright-your-music
The simple answer is that once you've recorded it; it's yours. That said, if it ever comes down to proving when you recorded something, you may want to have some more ammunition in your arsenal. Here's the best, and simplest explanation we've seen of this issue:
http://www.mahalo.com/how-to-copyright-your-music
Monday, January 10, 2011
Greatest Tank Battles
War is hell.
But creating sound design for war? Well, that's just fun as hell. For the Military Channel's series "Greatest Tank Battles" we've been blowing a lot of stuff up.
We're having a great time doing it, but we take it seriously! We aim for creating a mix of authentic tank- and ordinance-specific sounds as well as some more Hollywood style effects to get you as close to the action as you'll ever want to be. This episode is on the battle of El Alamein in WWII.
But creating sound design for war? Well, that's just fun as hell. For the Military Channel's series "Greatest Tank Battles" we've been blowing a lot of stuff up.
We're having a great time doing it, but we take it seriously! We aim for creating a mix of authentic tank- and ordinance-specific sounds as well as some more Hollywood style effects to get you as close to the action as you'll ever want to be. This episode is on the battle of El Alamein in WWII.
Labels:
Coupe Studios,
ed kaufman,
greg mcrae,
Impossible,
military channel,
sound design
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