3D Audio and Extended Reality
Every 3D audio project is different. Whether you are simply mixing a piece of music or making a film or building an interactive virtual-reality application in Unity, I can help get your audio to sound outstanding. With the latest tools in 3D audio—Dolby Atmos, Facebook’s TBE software, or FMOD/Unity integration—I can integrate music, voice-over, and sound effects to give you a world-class finished 3D mix.
Virtual Reality NRAXSPA doctor-outreach and training video with 3D sound that helps guide the viewer through the experience. (Must view in Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or the YouTube Mobile App).
In partnership with Car of Tomorrow, I am working on a business-to-business sales experience in which the shopping, selecting, and purchasing of merchandise happen in a virtual space. Directional (ambisonic) audio is a key component of the experience, because it allows us to direct user attention towards relevant information. (Must view demo in Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or the YouTube Mobile App).
An iconic Made-In-America/Made-in-Detroit success constructed in Michigan in 1902 by the Detroit Dry Dock Company on behalf of the Detroit and Windsor Ferry Co, Columbia is one of only two such ships remaining. The SS Columbia Project seeks to raise money, restore the craft to its original glory, and return her to the Hudson River. This virtual reality tour brings her to life. (Must view in Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or the YouTube Mobile App).
A virtual journey into mind of Big Bill and their alternative-alternative-alternative post-something rock song, "Loitering," replete with directional sound and sound effects. (Must view in Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or the YouTube Mobile App).
THE BEYONDER—inspired by the Marvel being of that name—is an audio-reactive Virtual Reality piece that incorporates ambisonic (directional) sound. Built in Unity and riding atop an original piece of 3D electronic music, the question might be, “what does music look like?” This is a simple screen-grab. The VR experience refuses to be captured properly as a video, but this is a taste. If you’d like me to send you the stand-alone VR application, shoot me an email.
