www.voltspictures.com
Tom Oswald, independant film producer who we like to work with. Lots!

www.howstuffworks.com/movie-sound.htm
Nice and simple description of the history of film sound from the first mono musical accompaniments through to explaining the differences between Dolby Digital, DTS & SDDS.

www.charliegray.co.uk
Charlie Gray Photography. Charlie's a mate of ours and produced our PR shots on location in Cambridge during the summer of 2003. These have been published in all and sundry. He's dead good, if you don't believe us, check out his portfolio!

www.sideuk.com
Our sister company Side, the Soho based dialogue experts.

www.chinesemusic.co.uk
Where we sourced the Chinese instrumentalists for the game Kung Fu Chaos.

www.music4games.net
Regularly updated website with oodles news, interviews (2 with Bob & Barn but we're not biased, honest guv!) and reviews. An invaluable resource for any fan of game music.

www.sonnetstudio.com
One of our previous clients and a post-production house for DVD and Multimedia presentations.

www.filmsound.org
To quote the website ‘dedicated to the art and analyses of film sound’.

www.gamasutra.com
‘The Art and Science of Making Games’ so the website claims. We agree.

www.audiogang.org
Home of non-profit making organization formed in 2002 to promote excellence in game audio.

fury.com/aoliza/index2.php
Err… something to make you laugh. We’ll say no more.

www.filmscoremonthly.com
Pretty much says it all.

www.jazzfm.com
Our favourite Jazz radio station can now be heard over the net. Hooray!



Hardware and Software Stuff

www.emagic.de
Developers of Logic Audio. In our opinion the finest sequencing software.

www.sonicfoundry.com
Makers of Sound Forge and other audio related software such as Acid.

www.motu.com
Mark of the Unicorn website. Hi-end soundcards / Midi devices manufacturers as well as Mac audio software (Digital Performer etc.)

www.digidesign.com
Makers of Protools, pretty much industry standard Digital Audio Workstation (combination of software and hardware) for the film, TV & game industries.

www.lexicon.com
Developers of hi-end audio outboard gear – most famous for their reverb units – for a good reason!

www.genelec.com
Makers of active speakers and studio monitors. Not cheap, but worth every penny in our opinions.