Michael Mann’s new film “Ferrari”, is a personal drama at heart, but we all know that it is the CARS that will draw people to see this one. Fortunately those cars sound amazing and we have the sound team with us, to talk about how they created and designed those sounds. Production sound mixer Lee Orloff, Supervising Sound Editors Tony Lamberti & Bernard Weiser, and Re-recording mixer Andy Nelson tell us about how they recorded the antique cars, how they differentiated the sounds for each vehicle in the races and lots more. This is a spoiler free conversation.
(L-R) Re-Recording Mixer Andy Nelson, Production Sound Mixer Lee Orloff, Supervising Sound Editor Bernard Weiser & Supervising Sound Editor/Re-recording Mixer Tony Lamberti
This episode was edited and mixed by Yen Yu Ting and he did a really wonderful job. What a joy to work with.
Based in sunny Singapore Yu Ting is a vital part of the dedicated teams at GRYD and IX Sound, contributing to a plethora of different sonic projects. Being a skilled sound designer—Yu Ting brings his talents to GRYD, a studio recognized for its thoughtful blend of innovation and precision in audio production, as well as IX Sound, a virtual instrument and sound library outfit. He is committed to creating immersive auditory experiences that go beyond conventional boundaries, embracing diversity in all its forms, and valuing artistry above all. Discover Yu Ting’s work at https://gryd.studio/ Additionally, explore the offerings of IX Sound at https://ixsound.co/
I just listens to ep 240 about the Ferrari movie and was excited to hear about Nick Mason having lent a car. For anyone interested in cars and audio it’s worth checking out a documentary that the Pink Floyd did about La Carrera Panamericana in Mexico. It’s amazing because you have all of this general and specific storytelling about the teams and the race and problems that happen, with video of 50s cars and all of that great engine noise, but also mixed in with Pink Floyd music! It never made it do dvd or streaming, I’ve got a VHS copy and I saw it was on YouTube at one point.
I just listens to ep 240 about the Ferrari movie and was excited to hear about Nick Mason having lent a car. For anyone interested in cars and audio it’s worth checking out a documentary that the Pink Floyd did about La Carrera Panamericana in Mexico. It’s amazing because you have all of this general and specific storytelling about the teams and the race and problems that happen, with video of 50s cars and all of that great engine noise, but also mixed in with Pink Floyd music! It never made it do dvd or streaming, I’ve got a VHS copy and I saw it was on YouTube at one point.
Thanks Ian. I didn’t know about this.