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How Music Shapes Taste: A Conversation with Pavle Marinkovic – Part 1

October 9, 2024 by Jeff Moore

Picture of Pavle Marinkovic over a background of Music Notes and peole dining at a large table. Title in words is ow Music Shapes Taste with Pavle Marinkovic

How Music Shapes Taste: A Conversation with Pavle Marinkovic – Part 1   “When I started researching how music affected all these different parts of the food life cycle, I stumbled upon research about how it changed our perception of taste, how it can make beer taste more bitter or wine have a more full […]

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Filed Under: Health, Research & Technology, Sound Design Tagged With: audio branding, Childhood, Composer, Culinary Innovations, Dietary Restrictions, Film Scoring, Food, Healthier Food Options, Heston Blumenthal, Lacoste, Multi-Sensory Techniques, music, Piano Lessons, Sensory Experiences, Sustainability, Taste, The Fat Duck

The Role of Audio in Branding: A Conversation with Simon Kringel – Part 2

September 18, 2024 by Jeff Moore

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The Role of Audio in Branding “That’s the big problem. That’s the whole thing. You know, if it’s not done right, then it will definitely not be sustainable, it’ll just end up in some drawer after two weeks. And we’ve seen that a thousand times, how these great sounds are made, and then, after a […]

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Filed Under: Audio Branding, Marketing, Sound Design Tagged With: ad agencies, App Functionality, audio branding, Brand Design, branding, customer experience, Customer Service, Daily Lives, Emotional Connections, Europe, Intangible Nature, Media Budgets, Melodic Hooks, Mobile Apps, North America, On-Hold Music, Organic Nature Sounds, Smashable Design, sonic branding, sound production, UX design, Visual Dominance

How To Use AI in Modern Audio Branding: A Conversation with Steve Keller – Part 2

September 4, 2024 by Jeff Moore

Picture of Steve Keller with an ai background and the words How to Use AI in Modern Audio Branding

“AI, at least right now, is really adept at iteration, but not so adept at innovation. So I think it’s really good at augmenting the creative process, yeah, inspiring, but not necessarily great at coming up with something with all the nuances that, again, at a subconscious level, we might pick up on.” — Steve […]

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Filed Under: Audio Branding, Research & Technology Tagged With: AI-Generated Audio, artificial intelligence, audio branding, Brand Values, branding, Copyright Issues, Creative Process, Cross-Modal Research, Human Creatives, Human Ingenuity, Innovative Ideas, marketing, Panel Testing, Research and Development, Sonic Identities, Synthetic Audio

Connecting Through Sound, Content, and Branding: A Conversation with Micah Thomas – Part 2

August 21, 2024 by Jeff Moore

Picture of Micah Thomas of Storymore sitting with the words "Connecting Through Sound, Content and Branding"

Connecting Through Sound, Content, and Branding: A Conversation with Micah Thomas – Part 2 “For all of us, we are gaining our trust, our stability, our hope, our aspirations, our inspirations, all come to us through the medium of sound. Video is important, right? But FDR was able to keep a country from going mad […]

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Filed Under: Audio Production, Filmmaking & Sound Design, Music Tagged With: audio branding, Audio Dramas, Auditory Experiences, Beloved Broadcasts, Broadcasts, Challenges, Character Portrayals, Classic Films, Comfort, Connections, Decision-Making, Economy, Entrepreneurs, Essential Nature, Faith-Based, FDR, Fireside Chats, Gettysburg Address, History, Human Behavior, Iconic Speeches, Influential Speeches, Lincoln, Micah Thomas, Mood, Multi-Instrumentalist, Music Scoring, Narrative, Old-Time Radio, Opportunities, pandemic, Pauses, Philosophical Aspect, Pre-1980s Music, Professional Home Studio, Recording Tools, Remote Work, Scripts, Services, Societal Norms, sound, Storymore, storytelling, Timeless Quality, Trust, Vintage Radio Shows, voice actors

The Journey from Music to Voiceover to Podcasting: A Conversation with Jamie Muffett – Part 1

July 3, 2024 by Jeff Moore

Jamie Muffett with Jodi Krangle in the Audio Branding Podcast

The Journey from Music to Voiceover to Podcasting: A Conversation with Jamie Muffett – Part 1 “There was one we did a few years ago. This was while COVID was going on and it was with Nicolas Cage. And he was such a surprising guy. I mean, we all know, kind of… He’s an unusual […]

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Filed Under: Podcasting, Voice Technology Tagged With: audio branding, Audio Engineering, Audio Levels, Bring Your Magic, Celebrities, CEO, Collaboration, Conference Activities, Digital Media, Employees, Global Reach, High-Performing Teams, Industry Insights, Leadership Strategies, Memories, music, Performance, Podcast Episodes, podcast production, podcasting, Positive Feedback, Projects, Recruitment Company, Sessions, sound, Technical Aspects, VA Breakfast Show, voiceover

Why Podcast Sound Quality Matters and How to Improve Yours: A Conversation with Chris Stone – Part 1

June 19, 2024 by Jeff Moore

Why Podcast Sound Quality Matters and How to Improve Yours: A Conversation with Chris Stone – Part 1 “An intro video needs to let people know, ‘Hey, this is who the show’s for, and this is what you’re about to see, what you’re about to witness.’ And that audio is a huge component of it. […]

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Filed Under: Audio Production, Podcasting Tagged With: audience, Audience Expectations, audio, audio branding, Audio Clarity, Audio Elements, audio quality, Auditory Elements, Brand-aligned Content, content creation, Demographic, Echo Cancellation, Elevate Content, Emotions, Empathy, Engaging, Engaging Experience, Engaging Intros, Guests, headphones, High Energy, Integration, Listener Experience, music, noise pollution, podcast, Podcast Community, Podcast Intros, Podcast Success, podcasting, Preferences, Production Insights, Professionalism, Quality, Safeguard Listeners, sound design, sound quality, Subdued Tones, Thoughtful Sound Design, Transform, Valuing Audience, Video Branding

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