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What happened to the Blu-ray? The Once King of High-Definition Entertainment
articles, blog, film sound, historyOnce the undisputed champion of high-definition home entertainment, Blu-ray has experienced a market decline in recent decades, based on statistics. While its mainstream dominance may have somewhat faded, the format is far from obsolete.
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Aaron R Reppert2023-10-26 11:56:462026-01-04 16:24:00The History of Audio, Analog to Digital Production | A Journey Through Time
How Smart Workflows and AI Are Streamlining Audio Production
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blogShorter turnaround times for on-demand content are creating new smart workflows for audio production. Studios and distributors expect faster turnaround times than ever before, and that front-end production bottleneck can derail your schedule…

High-Volume 5.1 Trailer Adaptation & Delivery for Promos
articles, audio engineering, blog, film soundThere are usually many promo spots and trailers that our vendors will need mixed down to 5.1 surround sound on a weekly basis. Having your audio meet specifications for your distributor can be overwhelming at times. If you don't follow the technical…

Beyond AI: Why Manual Audiobook Editing & Proofing are Vital
AI Voice, audio engineering, audio production, audiobook, blogTechnology allows us to create many effective automated programs and tools that help speed up the audiobook production process. We have found this to be very beneficial to our workflow in many ways, for productivity and creativity.
At TravSonic,…

Why You need an M&E for Foreign Film Distribution
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, definitions, film sound, how toOnce your picture is locked, color graded, and sound mixed, you're feeling pretty good. Maybe even have a distributor lined up. Well, if your delivery specs call for a "Fully Filled" M&E, you're going to need to know what that means.
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When Failure Isn’t an Option: The TravSonic Approach to Mission-Critical Audio
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blogFor the past 2 decades, Aaron R. Reppert has worked with authors, artists, agencies, and large networks to resolve complex issues that arise when producing audio.
After starting TravSonic, he knew that there needed to be a better way to…

Audio Drama Explained: What is a Radio Play and How Does Sound Design Tell a Story?
articles, audio engineering, audio production, audiobook, blog, how to, sound designWith all of the audio content out there nowadays, you have probably heard the phrase "Audio Drama". So what is an Audio Drama, and how is it able to portray such an intricate story with no images?
An Audio drama (AKA Radio Play or Audio…

Setting Up Your First Home Recording Studio | Step-by-Step Guide
articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, how to, softwareLooking to produce music or start a podcast? Maybe even mix for films? Well, here is what you'll need to know when setting up your first home recording studio.
1. The Brain: Studio Computer
The computer you choose to run your DAW on will…

The Audio Post-Production Workflow Guide for Independent Filmmakers
AAF, articles, audio engineering, audio production, film sound, how toIn the dynamic world of media production, a successful project hinges on effective collaboration, especially when working across different creative disciplines. For those of us in the audio post-production realm, a smooth partnership with video…

Intel Mac Owners: The Clock is Ticking for macOS Updates (Sequoia & Beyond)
apple, articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, pro tools, softwareFor many of us immersed in audio and video production, our Apple computers aren't just tools; they're the heart of our creative studios. We invest in them, we rely on their power and stability, and we expect them to be long-term partners in…

Apple Ending Rosetta 2 Support 2027 | What it Means for Intel-Based Audio Plugins
apple, articles, audio engineering, audio production, blog, news, pro tools, software, updatesFor macOS musicians, audio producers, and audio engineers, Apple's latest WWDC 2025 announcement changes things. Apple is removing Rosetta 2, which allowed older Intel audio plugins to work on newer Apple silicon Macs. If you still use those…
