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First radio jingles and ads and how effectively they have reshaped the audio industry over the decades. The post The History of A Radio Jingle appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

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Naomi Mercer McKell has been a voiceover actor since 2004. She started her career in Los Angeles and has lent her voice to numerous projects such as the voice of Facebook’s name pronunciation feature, Mass Effect 2, and her recent favorite, Emara. She’s now living in Seattle with her husband and new baby boy. The post Naomi Mercer McKell: Facebook Name Pronunciation, Marathon Voice Recordings, and Savvy Audio Software appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Macha Gruber is a professional demo producer, voiceover talent, and radio imaging producer. She generally slays all things audio out of Atlanta, Georgia. She spent around ten years in audio advertising, tackling a range of things such as writing, voicing, sound designing, and making creative commercials. She has been imaging for top ten market radio and she’s dedicated to making others shine by creating expertly produced voiceover demos and lending her voice to many fun projects. The post Macha Gruber: Professional Demo Producer, Voiceover Talent, and Radio Imaging Producer appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Philip Chryssikos is a highly regarded and award-winning multimedia journalist, content editor, and music presenter. Aside from his 25 years of experience in BBC commercial radio and online outlets, his voice has been on many different commercials and promos for companies such as Citizen watches, Tesla Motors, BMW, Nokia, and many more. He has been a news anchor on many UK radio stations, including LBC, Classic FM, Smooth Radio, Heart Radio, Gold Radio, and Capitol FM in London. The post Philip Chryssikos: Audio Cassette Tapes, News Bulletins, and Letting Audio Breathe appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Suzanne Wynn is an award-winning radio talent and audio producer living in Alabama. She started her career in radio 12 years ago and has been a full-on Adobe Audition user since. While working in radio, Suzanne discovered that she loves using her voice to convey emotions – not with words but with how she says them. She has since ventured on her VO journey and continue to use Adobe Audition in her projects. The post Suzanne Wynn: Discovering Radio, Being a Female Audio Producer, and Starting a VO Journey appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

David Johnston is a Principal Software Design Engineer with the Audio and Acoustics Research Group in Microsoft Research Labs, which he joined in 2011. He received his B.S. degree in Computer Science from the University of Washington in 1992. In 1995 Mr. Johnston co-founded Syntrillium Software and developed the multitrack studio audio editor Cool Edit Pro, a stereo audio editor for Windows. He sold the company to Adobe Systems in 2003 and continued working on what became Adobe Audition until 2010. David’s current work includes spatial audio for HoloLens and Windows. The post David Johnston: Cool Edit Pro, Machine Learning, and Future Audio Technologies appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Matt Stegner is the Senior Quality Engineer at Adobe, focusing on audio for Premiere Pro and Audition. His busy work at Adobe involves working through code and trying to make the connection between Premiere Pro and Audition as seamless as possible. Aside from this, Matt is also a studio owner, an audio engineer, and a record producer. He has produced records for bands and professional musicians. The post Matt Stegner: Creative Audio Solutions, Band Record Production, and Mastering the Technical Stuff appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Jesse Holt is an audio designer and composer with over 18 years of video game audio content creation experience under his belt. He’s worked on various genres such as video games, spatial audio, and casino audio. He used to create casino audio, creating all kinds of sounds and music heard in a casino and putting them all together. He is currently the Senior Audio Designer at Presence Labs, a virtual reality startup located in Seattle, Washington. Among his projects at Presence Labs is GrooVR, a music-driven virtual reality app. The post Jesse Holt: Casino Audio, Virtual Reality and Spatializing Audio appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Cliff Ravenscraft a business and life coach. Cliff mentors coaches, consultants and thought leaders through the transition from their unfulfilling day job to their own responsible and profitable online business so that they can live the life of their dreams and do the work they feel most called to do in this world. The post Cliff Ravenscraft: Podcasting, Business Coaching and Life Coaching appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Grant Cook is the host of Film Learnin' which is a YouTube channel and show all about recreating visual and voice effects from movies and TV shows. You can learn loads not only about recreating voices using Adobe Audition but also using some of the other apps in the Creative Cloud like Premiere Pro and After Effects. Grant is an all round multitalented multimedia creator! The post Grant Cook: Creating Movie Voices, Pitch Bending and Changing Your Voice appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Charles Van Winkle is from Minneapolis and is co-lead audio developer at Adobe working primarily on Adobe Audition features and bug fixes. Charles is also a member of the Audio Engineering Society and various other industry groups. Not only that he gets out and about as an invited lecturer and educator at numerous conferences where he's presented on topics such as basic audio theory, digital audio enhancements and also audio forensics. The post Charles Van Winkle: Audio Engineering, Audio Forensics and Optimum Audition Config appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Mike Murphy is an online tutorial maker who helps people to figure things out. His channel on YouTube is full of different Adobe Creative Cloud tutorials. Mike lives in Naples, Florida where he runs hid business - Mike Murphy LLC. He's also got a podcast, Mike Murphy Unplugged which started in September 2015. The post Mike Murphy: Adobe Audition Shortcuts, Content Creation and Audio Gear appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Jamal Campbell is a multi skilled operator at the UK national TV station, Channel 5. He works on the children's TV Milkshake! part of the Channel 5 output editing links that go in between all the shows. Jammal has a BA from the University of Westminster in Contemporary Media Practice and he is a One Young World ambassador and podcast editor which helps leaders aged 18 to 30 in different countries. The post Jamal Campbell: Channel 5 Milkshake!, Adobe Audition for TV and One Young Voice Podcast appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Brendan McDonald is the co-creator and executive producer of the WTF with Marc Maron podcast. He's also an Emmy winning producer and a veteran from TV, radio and online media. He lives in Brooklyn, New York with his wife and son. The post Brendan McDonald: WTF Podcast, Editing in Audition and Interviewing Obama appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Emma Houlton is a broadcast professional, new media expert and also a storyteller based in Manchester, UK. Super inspired by podcasting she set up her own company called Art of Podcastand is the Managing Director. After she left national UK radio including working for the BBC and RTÉ she's now focusing full time on the podcasting medium. The post Emma Houlton: Alexa Flash Briefings, Podcasting and Storytelling appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Frank Serafine is a motion picture sound designer, sound editor and composer. Working on Hollywood blockbusters you will certainly have heard of including Hunt for Red October, Tron and got started back in 1979 with sound design for Star Trek. He's also sound producer designer and installer of the Disney Avengers station now featuring at Treasure Island in Las Vegas and is an advanced educator and trainer for Pluralsight on the Sound for Film course series. The post Frank Serafine: Motion Picture Sound Design, Synthesizers and Sound Effects appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Darrell Darnell began podcasting back in 2008 when he started a podcast about the TV show Fringe and then formed Golden Spiral Media in 2010. Then, in 2013, Darrell took it up a gear left his corporate job that he'd held that job 18 years. He started to become a full time entrepreneur and created Pro Podcast Solutions. The post Darrell Darnell: Podcast Production, Podcast Editing Workflows and Following Your Passion appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Rob is a sound engineer with many years of professional experience behind him. He achieved a diploma in sound recording technology and techniques at Manchester’s School of Sound Recording in 2000. Following on from college Rob took a job working at one of the country’s leading voiceover production studios where he rose through the ranks to become their senior production engineer, responsible for quality controlling the studio’s output and training up junior engineers. Now he helps voiceovers to sound great by setting up their studio and equipment correctly for optimum sound. The post Rob Bee: How to Setup a Voiceover Studio, Sound Engineering Advice and Bee Productive appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.

Karam Abdulkarem is a sound and audio engineer. This guy knows about sound and Adobe Audition. He has a Bachelor of Engineering that focuses on electronics and communications engineering. Karam is currently based in Kuwait works at Barzeh International covering all kinds of different specialties such as acoustic treatment, post-production, sound design, sound installation, recording, mixing, mastering and mixing audio for seven different TV channels. The post Karam Abdulkarem: Sound Engineer, Mixing Audio for TV and The Audio Show appeared first on the Music Radio Creative.