Podcasts about sound connection

Returning to the podcast is JoAnn Gregoli of Elegant Occasions, who creates events which tell the stories of its couples. JoAnn has been included in Modern Bride Magazine as one of their Top Trendsetters of the Year and was also recognized as one of the top twenty-five most influential wedding planners in the world. Listen to her return today as she talks all about how you can make or break your event with music and entertainment. She discusses how she goes about deciding what kind of entertainment is best for a specific event, why she has music playing the moment that the guests arrive, how she approaches music during particular segments of the event, what her expectations are of the entertainment she hires, and so much more. JoAnn also offers some parting advice on prioritizing live music at an event, and Andy is so grateful to JoAnn for coming back on the show. He loves the work that she does and hopes that you enjoy this conversation with her. If so, then he would love it if you would share this episode with a few people you know who might also enjoy it and would also be grateful if you were to subscribe to the podcast if you aren't already so that you never miss a new episode! Be sure to also leave a top review wherever you listen because that really helps out the show and helps people find it!   Have you heard about Stop and Smell the Roses with Preston Bailey on The Wedding Biz Network? Listen as Preston shares the secrets, tools, and technologies behind his extraordinary ability to create a theatrical environment out of any space. Also, don't forget about Sean Low's podcast The Business of Being Creative, where Sean discusses the power of being niched, pricing strategies, metrics of success, and so much more. You can find both shows on The Wedding Biz Network.   SUPPORTING THE WEDDING BIZ Become a patron and support Andy and the show! If you are so inspired, contribute!   Time Stamps [0:21] - Today's guest is JoAnn Gregoli of Elegant Occasions. [1:34] - What role does music play at an event? [2:22] - JoAnn explains how she decides what kind of entertainment a party needs. [4:20] - JoAnn does not want a moment of silence at an event. [5:29] - Hear an example of how JoAnn told someone's story musically. [8:13] - JoAnn shares a time she had a surprise choir enter. [9:21] - How does JoAnn approach cocktail hour? [10:52] - What is JoAnn's perspective on music during the reception? [13:05] - What expectations does JoAnn have of her entertainment? [15:23] - JoAnn shares her insight into communication. [17:43] - Learn about JoAnn's experience with one of Andy's bands, Sound Connection. [19:04] - How should a band engage with the crowd? [19:50] - JoAnn emphasizes that live music should be prioritized. [21:30] - Andy shares JoAnn's contact information.   Find JoAnn: Elegant Occasions - WebsiteElegant Occasions - Facebook PageJoAnn's Instagram PageJoAnn's Twitter Page   Follow The Wedding Biz on Social: The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz on Facebook: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz Network The Music Makers   Support The Wedding Biz by clicking here.   Title Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Kushner Entertainment.  

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I attended college in northeastern Vermont from 1977-1981. One of the things I enjoyed was being a part of the college's radio station, WWLR-FM, then only ten watts (now it's broadcasting at 3,000 watts, an increase that happened shortly after I graduated). I was not new to the world of radio, however. My radio "career" started at age 15 when I started providing weekend weather forecasts on my hometown station in New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1420-AM, WBSM, something I did faithfully until I started college in September of 1977. One of my dearest "lifer friends," Bob Gilmore, is also a radiophile. You can read about him in my first book, The Extra Mile. Recently, he came across a radio air check of one of my Saturday afternoon radio shows on WWLR-FM. It's from October of 1980, during my senior year at Lyndon State College. Yes, that's OVER 40 years ago! Because it's Open Line Friday, I've decided to go rogue and share a "scoped*" version of my first hour of my shift, a radio program I called The Sound Connection. It naturally brought back a ton of memories for me. It's my hope you'll, at the very least, smile when you listen in. I'd love to know what you think. Drop me an email, voice mail, or leave a comment below. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrebernier/support

“It bothers me so much to see companies out there that are taking advantage of people or, you know, preying on their hopes and dreams. I mean, I have never, ever told anybody that this was easy, as being a voice actor, and I never told them that it was fast. I've always said that it's a crock-pot career, it's not a microwave meal." -- Dan Friedman   This episode is the second half of my interview with audio engineer, voiceover coach, and author Dan Friedman as we talk about voice performance, the changes the pandemic has brought to the voice recording industry, and how his family helps inspire him as a voice teacher. As always, if you have any questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in the show notes.  If you have questions for me, just visit http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) where you'll find all sorts of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter (on the http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) webpage) will let you know when the new podcasts are available.   An Expressive Job We start the episode with Dan's practical vocal advice on everything from breathing through your diaphragm to staying hydrated, and a look at the differences between voice and television acting, something he's particularly familiar with after filming a television pilot. “It's expressive,” Dan says about voice performance. “This is an expressive job, so it doesn't really work so well on camera, but it works really well for voiceover.” Dan also talks about how he's working to preserve some of the unique qualities of voiceover that might get lost in the age of new media and streaming video. "I'm old enough that I can certainly help teach a new generation how to be the best that they can be at this and help communicate more effectively because we really are losing a lot of that in our society."   Communicating Your Intentions Dan tells us about some of the more memorable clients that he's helped with communicating their intentions, and how a good performance brings the words on the page to life. “When you're not communicating that and you're just reading the words off the page,” he says, “obviously it's not really moving anybody. But when you're trying to present these things, let's present them in a way that people want to connect with it emotionally.” We also look at how the pandemic has changed the home studio market and made the technical aspects of voiceover, from soundproofing to microphones, more accessible than ever before. “Now it really comes down to talent and the environment they're in,” he explains, “and to how they ultimately sound and whether they'll be able to do all that.”   No Day is the Same As the interview comes to a close, we share anecdotes about how, in voiceover, no two days are the same, and Dan takes the opportunity to tell us more about his family. “I've got the platform,” he jokes, “so I'm going to brag on my kids for a second.” He tells us about his wife and children, and how their support has inspired him as a voice coach, “If I can turn out kids that are this good,” he says, “I must be able to teach somebody something.” We end the show with a look at some of his upcoming projects and how you can get in touch with him. As he puts it, “I love seeing great people being successful.”   Episode Summary The distinctive challenges of video and audio performances How streaming video and social media are changing voiceover Effective audio communication and bringing a script to life How Dan's family has inspired him and how to reach out to him   Connect with the Guest: Website: https://sound4VO.com (www.Sound4VO.com) Follow Dan Friedman on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dan.friedman.sound4vo (https://www.facebook.com/dan.friedman.sound4vo) Connect with Dan Friedman on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danfriedmanvo/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/danfriedmanvo/)...

“But we do have to remember that when we are communicating, when words are coming out of our mouths and reaching somebody's ears, that's a connection, that's a strong connection, and if we are not really believing in the things that we are saying, or feeling the things that we are saying, or able to create a feeling that's strong, then that connection won't be strong enough. And that's really important in both communicating and advertising and providing information, and all of the things that we do as voice people. We are communicators first and foremost, always.” -- Dan Friedman   This episode's guest has been in the voiceover industry for nearly two decades, voicing projects for Crowne Plaza Hotels, Hulu Plus, Walmart, Hardees, Aetna, and many more, and a professional audio engineer for twenty-five years.  He's produced, directed, and provided his voice to thousands of audio productions, and in 2010 he published a book called Sound Advice: Voiceover From an Audio Engineer's Perspective. A first of its kind in the industry, the book covers audio engineering and studio session etiquette as it relates directly to voiceover talent. He continues to write a popular blog on his website, Sound4VO.com, and he's a well-known voiceover coach, teacher, and home studio consultant., as well as a certified coach in the Roger Love Voice Method. His name is Dan Friedman, and I'm looking forward to sharing his perspective on how we can learn to better communicate. He's seen it all, from both sides of the glass, so I know he has lots of golden nuggets to share. As always, if you have any questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in the show notes.  If you have questions for me, just visit http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) where you'll find all sorts of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter (on the http://www.audiobrandingpodcast.com/ (www.audiobrandingpodcast.com) webpage) will let you know when the new podcasts are available.   Hearing and Getting It We start things off with a look at Dan's earliest memories of sound. He tells us about the first song he ever fell in love with and the chills that Mary Clayton's voice in "Gimme Shelter" still gives him. He recalls his early career, and how a surprise job opportunity as an audio engineer inspired him to pursue a deeper understanding of the science of sound.  "Here I was," he says, "working for these big acts at times, and just thinking 'I get it, but I don't get it. I can hear it, but I don't get it."   An Emotional Connection Dan tells us about his experience becoming a certified Roger Love Voice Method coach, how he discovered an unexpected talent for singing, and the further insight it gave him into the different elements of voiceover and voice performance. “All of these things,” he explains, “are interesting nuances that I can add to my repertoire of coaching and direction, and that's just really been transformational.” But the most important aspect of voiceover is something less tangible: “To be successful,” Dan says, “you have to have an emotional connection in some way.”   We Are Communicators We continue as Dan elaborates on the emotional core and personal connection that voice can provide between the speaker and listener. He explains how a voice coach can help with forging that connection, and talks about some of the mistakes that even highly trained professional voiceover artists can make. As he puts it, "people don't hear their own voices that way. So when you work with a coach, when you work with a director, they're able to steer all this so that it's a cohesive package."   All the Pieces of the Puzzle The first half of our interview ends with a look at how a flexible tone and sense of nuance can bring a script to life, how experienced performers can sometimes find the process even more of a challenge than artists who are just starting out, and...

Andy has a really fun interview planned for this episode – an interview with the highly successful Brazilian model Daniela Braga! Daniela is based out of New York City and has done campaigns for Givenchy, Balmain, Avon, Pantene, and so many others. She has been featured on the covers of various prestigious magazines such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, V, Marie Claire, and Cosmopolitan in several countries such as the United States, Brazil, Italy, and France. And she has worked with several important photographers in the fashion industry. Daniela also walked four consecutive times in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. She was even cast for the TV show Model Squad on E! in 2018, and in addition to modeling, she is an ambassador for World of Children. Andy actually had the pleasure of meeting Dany and her husband Adam Freede, as he, with his band Sound Connection, produced the music for their wedding ceremony and reception! She talks with Andy today about how a stranger's Gucci bag led to not only a friendship but also her marriage to her husband. She also chronicles how she got engaged and how Adam hired an event planner for the night that he proposed to her, how she went about deciding where to get married and how the COVID-19 pandemic affected her decision, and so forth. She also enthusiastically credits the various designers involved in her wedding and how much she loved her stunning wedding dress designed by Galia Lahav and describes her mini-honeymoon (or mini-moon). Dany also touches upon Vogue having covered her wedding and if and when we might be able to expect that coverage to be published as well as what she looks forward to this year in 2022. Andy had so much fun talking with Daniela about her wedding and is appreciative of her time! Be sure to visit Dany's website and her social media platforms, and be sure to share this interview with at least three good friends and/or colleagues who might benefit from and/or enjoy it and to leave a top review of the podcast wherever you listen! Have you heard about Stop and Smell the Roses with Preston Bailey on The Wedding Biz Network? Listen as Preston shares the secrets, tools, and technologies behind his extraordinary ability to create a theatrical environment out of any space. Also, don't forget about Sean Low's podcast The Business of Being Creative, where Sean discusses the power of being niched, pricing strategies, metrics of success, and so much more. You can find both shows on The Wedding Biz Network.   SUPPORTING THE WEDDING BIZ Become a patron and support Andy and the show! If you are so inspired, contribute!   Time Stamps [0:30] – Andy reveals today's guest as Daniela Braga. [1:49] – We start to learn how Dany met her husband Adam Freede. [4:38] – Dany reveals how and when she started dating Adam. [6:11] – Dany leads us up to the night that she got engaged. [8:34] – Dany details how she got engaged. [9:22] – The room where Dany got engaged is described to us. [11:10] – Dany reveals that Adam had a chef make Dany's favorite Brazilian dishes. [12:45] – We discover that Adam had Dany's friends and family fly in when she got engaged. [15:38] – Andy shifts the conversation toward whether or not Daniela felt any pressure about her wedding. [17:20] – Dany describes the bachelorette party. [19:24] – Dany addresses how she decided where to get married. [22:20] – We learn about how France wasn't allowing Brazilians in and why. [26:14] – Andy and Daniela discuss what Daniela envisioned for her wedding. [28:22] – Learn why Dany chose “Can't Help Falling in Love” as the song to play as she walked down the aisle. [29:35] – We begin to learn about how Dani chose her outfits. [31:01] – Dany credits designers Michael Costello and ALBINA DYLA. [33:56] – Dany enthuses over how much she loved her wedding dress. [36:25] – Andy identifies Daniela's wedding dress designer as Galia Lahav. [38:26] – Find out what song Dany and Adam did a tango dance to! [39:34] – Dany elaborates upon her mini-moon. [43:35] – Dany looks forward to the future and what 2022 might hold for her.   RESOURCESElvis Presley - “Can't Help Falling in Love”Al Green – “Let's Stay Together”Michael Costello's WebsiteALBINA DYLA - WebsiteGalia Lahav - Website Find Dany: Dany's WebsiteDany's Instagram PageDany's Facebook PageDany's Twitter Page Follow The Wedding Biz on Social: The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz on Facebook: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz Network The Music Makers   Support The Wedding Biz by clicking here.   Title Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Kushner Entertainment.

Sound connection - Episode 17 - Nicko Rodriguez b2b A. Gronsky Просто делай громче, слушай и наслаждайся невероятно глубокой атмосферой и красотой progressive house музыки. Thoughts and Waves

SOUND CONNECTION - 1 YEAR TOGETHER!Это невероятно, но с момента первого выпуска Sound Connection прошел год.16-й EPISODE - Все то, что Вы полюбили за год. Просто слушай, танцуй, чувствуй нашу атмосферу и не скрывай эмоций!!Спасибо всем кто создает историю вместе с нами.

SOUND CONNECTION - 1 YEAR TOGETHER! Это невероятно, но с момента первого выпуска Sound Connection прошел год. 16-й EPISODE - Все то, что Вы полюбили за год. Просто слушай, танцуй, чувствуй нашу атмосферу и не скрывай эмоций!! Спасибо всем кто создает историю вместе с нами.

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Sound Connection - Episode 14 (21/03/2020) Do not be afraid of your emotions! Thoughts and Waves

Sound connection - Episode 14 (21/03/2020)Do not be afraid of your emotions!Thoughts and Waves!

The 13th episode of Sound Connection.

The 13th episode of Sound Connection.

Очередной, 12-й, эпизод Sound Connection. По традиции, атмосферное house и techno звучание.

Очередной, 12-й, эпизод Sound Connection. По традиции, атмосферное house и techno звучание.

Мощный 11-й live-эпизод топового подкаста из серии "Sound Connection" от Nicko Rodriguez. Модное house и techno звучание. Не забудь сделать громче звук.

Мощный 11-й live-эпизод топового подкаста из серии "Sound Connection" от Nicko Rodriguez. Модное house и techno звучание. Не забудь сделать громче звук. Nicko Rodriguez в соц сетях:В контакте: https://bit.ly/2NuT9PaFacebook: https://bit.ly/2X3XThNInstagram: https://bit.ly/33xXPtc

10-й выпуск подкаста из серии "Sound Connection" уже в сети. В десятом выпуске преобладает классическое house и tech-house звучание.

10-й выпуск подкаста из серии "Sound Connection". В этом выпуске преобладает классическое house и tech-house звучание.

Новый 8-й эпизод топового музыкального подкаста Sound Connection. Как и всегда атмосферное звучание с эпичным завершением.

9-й эпизод Sound Connection.В этот раз выпуск вобрал в себя более мелодичный sound, и конечно же не обошлось без атмосферно-эпичного завершения.

9-й эпизод Sound Connection.В этот раз выпуск вобрал в себя более мелодичный sound, и конечно же не обошлось и без атмосферно-эпичного завершения.

Восьмой, атмосферный эпизод подкаста из серии Sound Connection.

7-й эпизод топового подкаст-шоу "Sound Connection", c невероятно атмосферным звучанием и эпичным по традиции завершением. Уже доступен на всех главных цифровых площадках.

Новый, 7-й эпизод топового подкаст шоу Sound Connection, c невероятно атмосферным звучанием и эпичным по традиции завершением. Уже доступен на всех главных цифровых площадках.

Интригующий вначале, в середине дарковый, и по традиции эпичный в завершении - 6-й эпизод подкаста Sound Connection. Ты знаешь, что с этим делать!

Интригующий вначале, в середине дарковый, и по традиции эпичный в завершении - 6-й эпизод подкаста Sound Connection. Ты знаешь, что с этим делать!

Новый,атмосферный пятый эпизод, подкаста Sound Connection.

Новый,атмосферный пятый эпизод, подкаста Sound Connection

Новый, четвертый эпизод подкаста Sound Connection.

Новый, четвертый эпизод подкаста Sound Connection.

Новый, третий эпизод подкаста Sound Connection. Немного лайтовый, местами дарковый но крутой саунд.

Новый, третий эпизод подкаста Sound Connection. Немного лайтовый, местами дарковый но крутой саунд.

New atmospheric episode podcast show Sound Connection.

New atmospheric episode podcast show Sound Connection.

Первый выпуск нового подкаст шоу "Sound Connection" от Nicko Rodriguez!

The first release of the new podcast Sound Sonnection show!

Rayshun Lamarr has officially put his voice in the arena-- it’s where he’s always known he wants it to be. As a singer since childhood, it would be easy to stay on a relatively safe course as an entertainer and rely on the talent he’s been recognized for since an early age. Instead, Rayshun creates opportunity after opportunity for himself to hone his craft and put himself up against the best.  His first steady gig as a professional singer was with host Andy Kushner with a 10-piece party band called SoundConnection. Weddings were a huge entry point into Rayshun’s experience entertaining crowds on a stage and forging emotional connection live.  His hearty experience on the stage prepared him for successfully auditioning for The Voice, where he is currently competing for the ultimate grand prize. Rayshun’s passion, tenacity, and joy are infectious and will make you want to cheer him on long after his time on The Voice ends. About Rayshun: Rayshun Lamarr hails from North Carolina and currently resides in the Washington, D.C. suburbs. Influenced by artists like Ella Fitzgerald and John Legend, he attended Duke Ellington School of the Arts and grew his musical talent over the years, taking on every opportunity available to sing and perform professionally for the past 13 years. Rayshun is currently competing on Season 14 of The Voice.   Show Highlights:   Rayshun’s earliest memories of music and singing The dramatic story of Rayshun singing his very first solo The moment Rayshun knew he wanted to be a professional singer What Broadway dream Rayshun held close as an adolescent How Rayshun’s high school completely ignited his passion for the arts Rayshun shares his experience auditioning for Andy’s band, SoundConnection How singing for SoundConnection transformed his music career Stories of what it’s like to receive criticism in the entertainment industry Rayshun shares influential advice from his early mentors about staying humble Rayshun’s traumatic experiences from the day that led to his cancer diagnosis What motivates Rayshun to keep up his incredible energy on stage How Rayshun felt as he got ready to sing for his blind audition of The Voice Rayshun shares what made it difficult to choose between Adam Levine and Alicia Keys as his coach on The Voice Special insights from Rayshun’s time on The Voice so far, including hints at what’s to come     Links Mentioned in the Show:   The Voice - Rayshun’s blind audition   The Voice - Rayshun vs Tish Haynes Keys in the battle round   The Voice - Rayshun singing “Fallin” by Alicia Keys   Rayshun singing “Don’t Stop Believing” in Singapore         Sound Connection

We chat to David Reid from Sound Connection about what they might be up to this year and beyond.

Jennifer's musical style is full of depth and range. Her artistic repertoire personifies all genres of music; ranging from inspirational to R&B and Pop. She performs for public and private gigs and sings with the international band, Sound Connection. Ms. Dunston has graced the stage with talented bands such as the Marcus Mitchell Project and Vision Band. Jennifer's talents paved the way for her to appear at the legendary Apollo Theatre and on Sean Combs hit series, ?Making The Band 3?… leaving the viewers mesmerized by her stunning voice! Her career highlights also include collaborating with AJ Alexander (discoverer of Usher Raymond) and opening for Grammy Award winning Chris Brown! Charity is a major component of Jennifer's core purpose in life. She enjoys inspiring others through song, by performing at benefit concerts and spending quality time with troubled teens. In addition to her music career and helping others, Ms. Dunston also models. She has appeared in magazines such as Black Hair and Salon Profiles. The Ferguson Verdict: http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/11/ferguson-verdict-grand-jury/383130/ Jennifer S. Holland is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Unlikely Friendships: 47 Remarkable Stories from the Animal Kingdom and Unlikely Loves: 43 Heartwarming True Stories from the Animal Kingdom. She has written for, among others, National Geographic, The Discovery Channel, NPR, EarthTouch News, and The Washington Post, specializing in science and natural history. She lives with her husband, three dogs, and dozens of snakes and geckos, and divides her time between Silver Spring, Maryland, and a cabin in the woods near Charlottesville, Virginia.

Jennifer’s musical style is full of depth and range. Her artistic repertoire personifies all genres of music; ranging from inspirational to R&B and Pop. She performs for public and private gigs and sings with the international band, Sound Connection. Ms. Dunston has graced the stage with talented bands such as the Marcus Mitchell Project and Vision Band. Jennifer’s talents paved the way for her to appear at the legendary Apollo Theatre and on Sean Combs hit series, “Making The Band 3”… leaving the viewers mesmerized by her stunning voice! Her career highlights also include collaborating with AJ Alexander (discoverer of Usher Raymond) and opening for Grammy Award winning Chris Brown! Charity is a major component of Jennifer’s core purpose in life. She enjoys inspiring others through song, by performing at benefit concerts and spending quality time with troubled teens. In addition to her music career and helping others, Ms. Dunston also models. She has appeared in magazines such as Black Hair and Salon Profiles. The Ferguson Verdict: http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/11/ferguson-verdict-grand-jury/383130/ Jennifer S. Holland is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Unlikely Friendships: 47 Remarkable Stories from the Animal Kingdom and Unlikely Loves: 43 Heartwarming True Stories from the Animal Kingdom. She has written for, among others, National Geographic, The Discovery Channel, NPR, EarthTouch News, and TheWashington Post, specializing in science and natural history. She lives with her husband, three dogs, and dozens of snakes and geckos, and divides her time between Silver Spring, Maryland, and a cabin in the woods near Charlottesville, Virginia.