
Tonebenders is a Sound Design podcast dedicated to covering the worlds of sound editing, field recording and audio post production for film, television and gaming. Through interviews and experiments we delve into everything from foley to plugins. Check us out at www.tonebenderspodcast.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 378 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

In the final episode of the talks from SoundDay LA, we have the HBO Panel of Emmy nominated re-recording mixers from The Pitt, DTF St Louis and Hacks. James Parnell, Todd Grace & Ed Carr join Tim, for a lively talk in front of a packed house at Glen ... more
The sound team from Stranger Things, Season 5, joined SoundDay LA to discuss how the series has changed since it's beginning and the massive undertaking they took on to complete the series' final season. Supervising Sound Editor Craig Henighan divulg... more
The sound team from Spider-Noir join Tim on stage as part of SoundDay LA to discuss their Emmy nominated work on this unique sounding series. Supervising Sound Editors Ethan Beigel and Andy Sisul, Re-Recording Mixer/Sound Designer Ryan Collins and Lo... more
The first panel of SoundDay LA was a wonderful talk with some of AppleTV's Emmy nominated sound teams. Including Larry Benjamin, Tim Hoogenakker, Matt Yocum and Sang Kim from Window's Bay. Anna Wilborn and Alex Jongbloed from Shrinking. As well as Ph... more
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I am fairly new to the sound world and its an industry I am eager to get into, this has been made more so because of the fantastic show. It offers superb insight into the world of sound on some incredible movies and shows, thoughtful and great conversations with those involved and its very informative and fun.
Tim is a great host and always delivers on a great interview.
Add this to your downloads, you will not regret it.
Coming to this podcast from the perspective of an exhibitor, I’m enjoying the breadth of topics. From the depth of discussion about films that we show in-cinema, through to random practical experiences like recording roller-coasters; there’s something for everyone.
Thanks for the production effort (and to all those who volunteer to mix); keep up the great work!
Having a passion for indie film and creating my own projects, I came across the tonebenders podcast and have hugely enjoyed listening. They educate and entertain at the same time, they speak to some of the best people in the industry and glean insight that’s impossible to get from books.
Highly worth subscribing to if you interested in sound design, game audio, indie film audio, sound post and so many more fields.
Thank you to all involved.
Inspiring and educational! Learn a lot with your episodes! Thanks!
I really love this show. As a sound artist/improvising musician attempting to transition into working in sound for other media, this podcast has been a true education, as well as a source of great pleasure. The podcast has been a balm for troubled ears, especially during this pandemic, as I am currently working overnight at a grocery store, and am doing a deep dive into the show's archives via headphones while stocking shelves (there is plenty of toilet roll, you needn't worry, it arrives nightl... more
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This show centers on the craft and collaboration behind film, television, and game sound. Across episodes, guests and hosts unpack practical techniques in sound design, field recording, dialogue and ADR workflow, Foley, and the integration of music with effects. The conversations emphasize real-world production challenges, creative problem solving, and the teamwork that brings immersive sonic worlds to life, from high-profile TV and film projects to indie productions. A few recurring strengths include in-depth technical discussions, generous storytelling about collaboration with directors and post teams, and a strong focus on hands-on processes like field recording, creature vocal design, and on-set to post workflows. Notably, guests range ... more
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