Jon Landau, producer of Avatar, talks about which and how Adobe software were used in production. He said nothing about sound, but that isn’t what I expect from Adobe anyway.

At last, FerricTDS by Bootsie won KVR DC’09. Actually I didn’t use it yet because I’ve hardly use PC for my audio work in the last 2 months. But I’ve been a Bootsie fan for a year and realize how good they made their free VST plugins

Focusrite TV on Youtube has good videos for beginners those who have Focusrite Saffire series interface and need to config your own DAW to use with it. There’re videos for Steinberg Cubase, Apple Logic, Cakewalk Sonar and Ableton Live.

Logic Dudes is a blog for Apple Logic tips & tricks. Since it’s just started early this month, I think everything is based on the current version, Logic 9. I’ve already follow its Twitter account and subscribed RSS feed to see if it’s useful for a very beginner-level user like me.

What do Audi TT and Access Virus TI Desktop Whiteout have in common? My answer to this question is they both make me fall in love with their appearance without the need of hand-on experience. And, they both are expensive German-designed products.

I’ve just read Rob Bridgett Special: Prototype [Exclusive Interview] by Miguel Isaza on designingsound.noisepages.com. Rob talks about his roles in sound team of this game and also give many good practical suggestion for working with game audio.

I’ve been a fan of “Sound for Picture” in Mix magazine for years. Not only because of the articles related to sound design, but also many videos those reveal the back-office of many blockbuster flicks. These videos are produced by SoundWorks Collection, led by Michael Coleman.

This was a project to live broadcast mini-concert of iHear band from Wawee coffeeshop on internet. The project was led by @Hongsyok and I was assigned to handle audio production; from system design to live mixing.