ARTIST, COMPOSER & AUDIO SPECIALIST

Ken Follett’s Fall of Giants

June 7, 2012

In collaboration with Creative Agency pd3 I have created the world’s first 3D audio enhanced publication for Pan Macmillan’s new global release, Ken Follett’s Fall of Giants. The 3D audio experiences have been created using ‘binaural’ recording and post-production techniques based on perceptual and physical characteristics of human hearing.

Check out the microsite where you can sample the audio clips and explore the world of Ken Follett’s epic of love, hatred, war and revolution:

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