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The A Sound Effect podcast returns! Tim Nielsen on the SFX Metadata revolution + Steve Fanagan on the sound of โ€˜Radioactiveโ€™:

By Asbjoern Andersen

After a brief (3-year) hiatus, the A Sound Effect podcast is back! Co-hosted by Asbjoern Andersen and Christian Hagelskjรฆr from Hzandbits once again, we explore the world of sound effects + sound for film and games.

Be sure to subscribe to the A Sound Effect podcast on iTunes, , Stitcher, TuneIn or SoundCloud, or another one of your favorite places for podcasts. And without further ado, hereโ€™s that brand new episode for you:

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The A Sound Effect Podcast Episode 7:
The SFX Metadata Revolution!

Hear how sound supervisor Tim Nielsen is reinventing and supercharging sound effects metadata with UCS, the Universal Category System + go behind the creative work that went into the sound of Radioactive, with Steve Fanagan.

Special Guests: Tim Nielsen and Steve Fanagan โ€ข Interviews by Jennifer Walden โ€ข Hosts: Asbjoern Andersen & Christian Hagelskjaer

Hereโ€™s whatโ€™s in this episode (with starting times):

01:38 New independent sound effects: We take a listen to some of the many interesting SFX releases that have come out
04:22 The SFX Metadata revolution: Tim Nielsen on the revolutionary UCS metadata system. Learn more about UCS on the official site here, and find libraries that already follow the UCS format here
33:18 The Riveting Sound of โ€˜Radioactiveโ€™: Steve Fanagan on creating the sound for Radioactive. Read more on the sound for the film here

Hear the seventh episode below:

Sound effects libraries highlighted in this episode:

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