The recently released Pixar's Wall-E has caused a unique phenomenon. I don't know of other occasion in which a sound designer was interviewed as much as Ben Burtt was regarding Wall-E.
Here are all the interviews I collected:
* CanMag
* Movies Online
* SFGate
* Los Angeles Times
* Syracuse.com
And now the multimedia interviews. First a podcast from Studio 360 which is one of the best interviews with Ben:
A Space Journey In Sound:
And a /Film 4-minute Wall-E making of Featurette which has a segment on sound.
I saw Wall-E today and the sound design is the best by far of any movie I have seen this year. Also the story is quite awesome, heartfelt and smart.
On the sound design aspect, I love how Ben Burtt used a wacom tablet to change pitch on sounds in a very creative way.
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How did Ben Burtt get the Wacom Tablet to work with Pro Tools?
I did a little bit of research, and here is what I found out so far. Apparently you need Antares AutoTune 5. This version comes with pen input support and it let's you use the wacom tablet.
The AutoTune is a pitch correction plugin, but I bet If Ben used this one, then he messed a lot with it, to change pitch in ways he needed it to.
Link:
http://www.musicplayers.com/reviews/recording/2007/1107_Antares_AutoTune.php
Thanks, I am researching that application.
What was the plug in he was using with the keyboard in protools?
The keyboard triggers the sounds. And the sounds you hear are probably the result of combining one or more recorded sounds with a variety of processing (I highly doubt is just one plugin).
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