74 episodes
Audio Talks HARMAN
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3.7 • 3 Ratings
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Audio Talks. A podcast on all things audio presented to you by HARMAN and our family of audio brands including JBL, Harman Kardon and AKG. Host Oisin Lunny, music journalist and audio enthusiast, will interview expert guests, legends of the music industry and audio scientists to discuss the power of music and audio in all its facets. New episode bi-weekly every Thursday.
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The Sonic Sculptor: Merging Art, Music and Tech
In this episode, AudioTalks host Oisin Lunny chats with musician, marketer, and entrepreneur Akshai Sarin. Dive deep into his path and experiences in the music industry, disruptive marketing, spirituality, and entrepreneurship. Explore Akshai's groundbreaking creation SonoKinesis that transforms everyday objects into dynamic musical instruments. And discover how he turned an entire cruise ship into a playable sonic sculpture through this fusion of art, music, and technology.
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Parallel Lives: From Olympic Dreams to Music Streams
This episode is a must-listen for all aspiring musicians and entrepreneurs. Tune in to discover two fascinating life paths that couldn't be more different yet eventually intersected: Able Heart, former Olympic-level snowboarder turned music producer, and Lior Tibon, CEO & Co-founder of Duetti and former COO of Tidal.
Lior shares his groundbreaking approach to financing in the music industry and how Duetti supports independent artists. Able reveals how this partnership has empowered him to scale his career. -
The Rise of Music Curation in the Streaming Era
In this episode, Audio Talks host Oisin Lunny chats with Enno Vandermeer, visionary founder of Roon Labs. Gain insights into the functions of the innovative music server system Roon, its role in the music streaming market, and thoughts about future developments in the audio market.
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The Sound of Being Human
In this episode, Audio Talks host Oisin Lunny chats with renowned music
critic and author of "The Sound of Being Human" Jude Rogers about the
fascinating impact that music can have on our lives. Get scientific insights on how the development of the adolescent brain influences our love for music and how we perceive sound even before we are born. -
Masterclass: Music Pitching
Join us for a deep dive into how to grow, succeed, and make money in the music and music licensing business! With over 6000 music placements and multiple awards, including an Emmy, there's no one better to discuss this topic with than Michèle Vice-Maslin, hit music producer, songwriter, publisher, speaker and educator.
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2024 Audio Trendwatch
Hot off the press from HARMAN ExPLORE in Las Vegas!
Tune in to find out what will be driving the audio business in 2024: what are the trends, what do consumers want and what new products and features can we look forward to?
Host Oisin Lunny is joined by two experts to discuss all things audio.
Evelyn Heinbach, Vice President, Corporate Strategy - Lifestyle Division HARMAN and Carsten Olesen, President Consumer Audio at HARMAN.
The episode kicks off with Guy Hammett, Senior Market Analyst at Futuresource Consulting who shares some insights into the audio market of 2024.
Customer Reviews
Dr. Maxwell Mateo
Music reminds us of past events. It reminds us of good feelings from those past events and I feel that podcast highlights this.
Not clear who the audience is for this
I am a sound engineer and listened in with the hope that this would be in some way useful and / or informative. I had hoped the qualified people involved would be given the opportunity to discuss the current state of the art in audio in depth or on some kind of technical level. There is after all a lot of research going on at Harman in this area. But so far nothing. They are keeping it all under wraps and would rather talk about the concept of audio and the emotions it creates and a bunch of wishy washy nonsense and nothing remotely technical. I was half expecting it to be an extended commercial for Harman products but they haven’t even done that besides mentioning a few products specifically with no discussion of their objective capabilities or design or engineering credentials. I found it to be a waste of time even at 1.5x speed.