The Power of Audio + Science + AI is a podcast series by Behavioural Sound Scientist Jasmine Moradi to educate Brand Leaders on the power and the future of audio branding. I investigate how Audio Branding offers brands boundless creative opportunities — from music marketing to sound architecture, from AI music to consumer psychology and beyond — so consumers hear the right sound at the right time and in the right moment.
The increasing importance of Audio to the brand marketer has grown multiple in the last few years, and brands have just started recognising the power of sound. This is one medium that you, as a marketer and advertiser, cannot afford to ignore. How are your Audio Assets subconsciously perceived by your customers, and are you measuring the impact?
Listen to my intimate and in-depth conversations with my fellow industry colleagues from the MusicTech Startup Scene, Brand Experts, Music Supervisors, Musicians, Engineers and Scientists to learn their background, philosophy and process — basically unlocking the secrets behind the power of audio, science and artificial intelligence to succeed with your Audio Branding experience.
I am on the mission to increase the value of music by educating brands about the power of Audio Branding in storytelling. Furthermore, to increase the creation process's so that artists get the value they deserve for their magical art.
My podcast is for those who want to learn how to apply behavioural science for business success. Tune in!
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Mathias Johansson: "It's this sense of movement, this spatial aspect that's been forgotten, and you can really do a lot with that. It's a different dimension to your communication of your brand so in…
Mathias Johansson: "Well clearly gaming and movies. That's for sure more. VR and AR not so much yet, but it's coming. Clearly it is coming. It is just a matter of time there's also something that is …
Mathias Johansson: "I think that's that's something that can really make a difference. I'm looking for the first kind of virtual concert app or company that really does this well because there's so m…
Mathias Johansson: "Apple is using head tracking in their iPhone and AirPods Pro. Then they have these sensors on the ear bugs and also on the screen. Then it does the processing to track your head. …
Mathias Johansson: "It is about being there at another location. Travelling in space and time somehow. For myself I am a big NBA fan, and that is my dream scenario, as it is really expensive to get c…
Mathias Johansson: "The term Binaural Sound comes from the fact that we have two ears, which is very fascinating. We can still pick out locations all around us. We just have to listen to two signals …
Mathias Johansson: "The first thing we do is that we always measure the speaker or the headphone acoustically, we send out frequency sweeps, so we check all the different frequencies, and then we mea…
Mathias Johansson: "Speakers are really there for one reason and that's to reproduce as faithful as possible the sound that somebody has created for your ear. The idea is that you just amplify the so…
Mathias Johansson: "We started playing around with what's called you know inversion filters to remove all this coloration from the speaker and the difference it made in those early experiments was as…
My guest today is my new friend Mathias Johansson, Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of the Swedish company Dirac. Mathias has a Master of Science and a Ph.D. in Signal Processing from Uppsala Uni…
Joel Douek: "If you are scoring a picture there is likely to be dialogues. So the most important thing is in your choice of instrumentation and your choice of palette, you want to stay away from inst…
Joel Douek: "Advertisers and Brands, what they are always looking for is a shortcut into the consumers and yet the missed that sound and music is the tool for exactly that."
In this full episode, Joe…
Joel Douek: "The origin of film was to answer a bet between two people to see if at any point in time of a horses gallop all four hooves were off the ground. The only way they could test this was to …
Joel Douek: "Lot of the time when I am doing TV Sport Network melody, I struggled with that because it does not come with any background, sense or context. I found it that I need to create the conte…
Joel Douek: "Majority of people play music when they wake up to get motivated, maybe they play music in the shower etc. We are musical beings. Early research suggests that early human language was mu…
Joel Douek: "I can actually remember to when I was really young. My parents were not musical, but they were active music listeners. For my sixth or seventh birthday, I had an older cousin, and he gav…
Joel Douek: "Like for most people it has been a rollercoaster. I had to extreme quarantine myself for the entire year. Birds flying high, you know how I feel. Sun in the sky, you know how I feel.Bree…
My guest today is my new friend Joel Douek. We were introduced to each other through our common friend Kevin Perlmutter. They got to know each other at Man Made Music, the top US Sonic Branding studi…
Dr. Charles Spence: "Can we nudge people by playing a style of music for example the sound of the sea and the waves to make the choose fish instead of meat?".
Full Episode 17: Sonic Seasoning: Eating …
Dr. Charles Spence: "How do I deliver an experience and not just a product? What are the sound experiences? Sound is the easy sense to change, that can be switched on and off to have a strong an emot…