On September 19, 2019, Gallospole will premiere his long-awaited music video, TARAC WIPPP, an acronym for The American Right for Adequate Chair Width In Public & Private Places, a political allegory.
A great chat with Charles Kershenblatt on his podcast “Bringing It All Back Home” featuring artists from various disciplines. Follow my story starting with my passion for music in high school to my most recent project TARAC WIPPP by Gallospole.
TARAC WIPPP, written and performed by GALLOSPOLE, is a musical satire about the weaponization of chairs. Learn more in our press release here.
This sound design lecture was held at Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ on April 24, 2019. The topic was maximizing dynamic range to achieve dramatic affect in film and video. Marc A. Gallo conducted the lecture. It was hosted by David DeLizza, Adjunct Professor in the Music Department at Rowan University.
When recording a new song, have experienced engineers and assistants mind the details so you can focus on what’s most important, the musician’s performance. Learn more about this method in the following article.
This sound design lecture was held at Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ on April 24, 2019. The topic was visualizing audio with the use of the Perceived Space Graph, courtesy of musEDlab. Marc A. Gallo conducted the lecture. It was hosted by David DeLizza, Adjunct Professor in the Music Department at Rowan University.
Recording drums with Chuck Treece and David Ivory for the Alon project was fun but also challenging. To achieve an excellent snare sound, we set up a microphone at the top of the stairwell and utilized a gate to add depth and punch to the drum tracks. Learn more about this session in the following article.
This sound design lecture was held at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, PA on February 15, 2019. The topic was organizing the mix through the use of subgroups. Marc A. Gallo conducted the lecture. It was hosted by David Ivory, Director of Sound Recording and Music Technology at MCCC.
MIND YOUR EARS! is a call to protect your ears when exposed to loud environments and playback systems. Our infographic describes the hazards and shows famous artists who have hearing loss and tinnitus. #MindYourEars