CREATIVE & PROMOTIONAL
01 SOUNDING SWEET LTD
Sounding Sweet is an independent recording and audio production company that specialises in the production of sound for computer games. Our facilities include a state-of-the-art 7.1 surround sound dubbing suite and two VO/Foley rooms. We provide the latest audio technology, both in-game and in the studio. We have a comprehensive knowledge of the latest audio middleware and we love to get busy with in-house technology such as XMLs.
> Our services include: Voice recording, sound design, field recording, music composition, music editing and production, audio implementation, 7.1 surround sound mixing, trailers and marketing materials, casting and localisation. If you need to listen into a session we can always find a way to get connected. We have a very flexible ISDN codec, Source Connect, Skype and, of course, the good old telephone!
From supplying a few bespoke sound effects to complete integration with your development team – we would love to talk to you about how we can help with your next project!
> Recent clients include: Playground Games, Codemasters, BBC App Development, NBC Universal, FOX, DreamWorks Classics, Shine Global, BBC Film, BBC Television, Sky One, Channel 4, British Museum, National Trust, Toyota, Virgin Media.
TEL: +44 (0) 1789 297453 EMAIL:
info@soundingsweet.com WEBSITE:
www.soundingsweet.com FACEBOOK: Sounding Sweet TWITTER: @Sounding_Sweet LINKEDIN: Sounding Sweet
KEY CONTACTS: Ed Walker, Managing Director
ed@soundingsweet.com
Karen Faustini, Account Manager
karen@soundingsweet.com
ADDRESS: Stratford upon Avon
ESTABLISHED: 2011
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