92 Quotes About Audio

I wanted to expand beyond audio and offer clients other kinds of creative, but I knew it was important to partner with someone and not just hire a designer. I wanted a person that would have a stake in the company's success ? someone with an entrepreneurial spirit that could make this into its own thing. John is someone I've known for years and the timing turned out to be perfect because at the same time I was looking to expand he was thinking of opening his own place as well.

We'll have some video download services if you just want to get a movie trailer and watch it, but in terms of streaming content, we'll mostly be doing audio - the stuff we did back in '95 with the PC. So in the everything-old-is-new-again world, we're seeing familiar trends in the mobile market.

At this point, which function is cheaper is unclear. When GM offers XM, it's included in an audio package, with 6 speakers and a CD changer. In other cases, you might see it offered in cars for $300 or less.

I don't really care about audio quality. If people saw some of the ways that I record stuff, they'd see I don't care in that respect. I obviously care about things sounding good, but I think quality exists through other things like emotionally connecting with a lyric or a feeling, or whatever.

Sprint continues to lead the industry in bringing the best lineup of entertainment and mobile content to our customers. Now our customers have the flexibility to view compelling programming from CMT, COMEDY CENTRAL, MTV and VH1. They can also listen to streaming audio channels from CMT, MTV and VH1 - a service that currently only Sprint offers to its customers.

With the improved audio quality , we will really begin to see the demand increase.

We're trying to create a blend of audio and video elements to induce the viewer to do something more proactively, ... And for advertisers, companies who already have audio clips in the can from other media campaigns can now use them through banner ads.

It's harder to make real audio than special effects audio.

The pre-production involves more research and getting more solid on your subject. With narrative, you're thinking more about location and how your audio is going to be. With documentary, it's still extremely organized but not so much 'how are we going to set up this shot?' but 'we'll set up this shot however we do it when we get there.