Quickly Sound Design an Intense Police Car Chase, with Igniter

| by Alex Cowland

In this video, James David Redding III takes us through the process of sound designing a police car chase using Igniter.

In the video James covers, auditioning sounds to be used, adding one shots to create details such as wheel spins and doors popping open. He also demonstrates just how easy it is to create a Doppler effect using the Igniter interface, a task that traditionally would take a lot of work.

Thanks for watching. I know it’s a long one, but hopefully you got something great out of it. Until next time.

JDR3 Productions

James David Redding III

James David Redding III has been working in audio post-production in NYC for 20+ years with credits in feature films (Carol, The Good Liar, Hustlers, and Aardvark), television series (The Americans, City on a Hill, The Queen’s Gambit, and 30 Rock), documentaries (MLK/FBI, No End in Sight, and For They Know Not What They Do). His roles have spanned from re-recording mixer to dialog editor, to sound designer and sound effects editor.

As an adjunct professor at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, James shares his knowledge and energy for sound with the next generation of the craft.

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