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How Sound Affects Modern Media: A Conversation with Sherene Strausberg – Part 2

January 22, 2025 by Jeff Moore

How Sound Affects Modern Media: A Conversation with Sherene Strausberg and Jodi Krangle on the Audio Branding Podcast

How Sound Affects Modern Media: A Conversation with Sherene Strausberg – Part 2   “It’s just the way music is consumed. My kids went to summer camp, and they wanted to, like, bring music with them. But they’re not allowed to have electronic devices, like, they can’t bring a phone. And my son was, like, […]

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Filed Under: Audio Branding, Filmmaking & Sound Design, Music Tagged With: 87streetcreative.com, AR, audio, Budget, Cinematic Experiences, Collaboration, Composer, Creative Projects, Emotional, Entertainment, Environmental Responsibility, Media Consumption, MP3s, multimedia, music, Nonprofit, Representation, sound, Sound Appreciation, sound quality, Sound Recognition, Streaming, technology, Ukrainian, Visuals, voice talent, VR, Womankind

The Psychology of Sound in Marketing: A Conversation with Howard Lim – Part 2

January 8, 2025 by Jeff Moore

Picture of Howard Lim and Jodi Krangle in the Audio Branding Podcast

The Psychology of Sound: A Conversation with Howard Lim “So what we found out about the Flying Dutchman, for example, they’ve been in business for forty years and they simply didn’t know how to grow. But one thing I’d found out when I went to the original Flying Dutchman store is that people like to […]

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Filed Under: Advertising, Audio Branding, Branding Tagged With: audio branding, Brand Assessments, Brand Creation, brand identity, Brand Personality, Brand Presence, Community Building, Competitive Markets, Digital Experiences, Emotions, Flash Technology, Forward-thinking, Immersive Environments, Insurance Industry, Market Impact, Multisensory Engagement, music, Nostalgia, Regional and Cultural Influences, Retail Spaces, seo, Sonic Cues, sound, Transformative Power, User Engagement

Influencing Branding Through Sound: A Conversation with Howard Lim – Part 1

January 1, 2025 by Jeff Moore

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Influencing Branding Through Sound: A Conversation with Howard Lim “For example, like, even commercials, there’s that one commercial for the Indian casinos. And my wife loves the song, and she knows it’s actually a singer that’s produced it. And she always thinks about that casino, you know, she doesn’t gamble, but every time she hears […]

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Filed Under: Advertising, Audio Branding, Branding Tagged With: Audio Challenges, Authentic Branding, Book, brand identity, branding, Christopher Nolan, Cinema, Concerts, Consumer Behavior, Dialogue, DJing, Harley Davidson, Live Performances, Memories, Mick Jagger, Mixing, Multi-Channel Surround Sound Systems, music, personal branding, Personal Devices, Psychological Effects, Purchasing Decisions, Rolling Stones, Sensory Experiences, sonic branding, sound, Sound Reflection, Speakers, Stadium, Stereo Systems, Surround Sound, visual branding

The Hidden Power of Music Therapy: A Conversation with Noel Anderson – Part 2

November 13, 2024 by Jeff Moore

background picture of music notes and a figure with headphones on. Foreground picture of Noel Anderson and title of The Hidden Power of Music Therapy

The Hidden Power of Music Therapy with Noel Anderson – Part 2   “So put on some good music, especially music with a very steady beat. Every time you have focus, yeah, every time that beat goes, it drips a little bit of dopamine. So that’s another reason why we also can support people with, […]

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Filed Under: Health, Music Tagged With: Active Music-making, ADHD, Alzheimer’s, Anxiety, Brain, Caregiver-child Relationship, Cognitive Function, Consultation, Dopamine, Drumming, Emotional Well-being, Health, Insurance, Melody, Memories, Mirror Neurons, music, music therapy, Parkinson’s, Piano Improvisation, Social Bonding, stress, Stroke, World Federation of Music Therapy

How Sound and Music Influence Nature and Behavior: A Conversation with Pavle Marinkovic – Part 2

October 16, 2024 by Jeff Moore

Pic of Pavle Marinkovic with an abstract picture of music and a man behind him Title reads How Sound and Music Influence Nature and Behavior.

How Sound and Music Influence Nature and Behavior: “We typically think about music as a listening experience, playing an instrument, dancing. And I think that’s like a narrow view of seeing, of looking at this concept of music. And that was one of the inspirations. What I wanted to do in this book was to […]

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Filed Under: Health, Research & Technology, Sound Design Tagged With: 7-Eleven, Agricultural Researchers, audio branding, Book, business, Consulting, Diabetes Management, Gardening, Heavy Metal, Human Behavior, Industries, Insulin, linkedin, McDonald's, Medium, music, Newsletter, Plants, Rock Music, Science, sound, Sound Awareness, Strategies, Vedic Chants, Wastewater Treatment, Western Classical Music, Workshop

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

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