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Sam Inglis

England
As seen in: Letterboxd, Salon, NewsBreak, The London Economic, Sound on Sound, HeyUGuys, Vigour Times
Semi-Pro movie nerd. Novice gamer. Jennifer Jason Leigh superfan. DVD/Blu Ray/4K Collector. Co-Host of Fearless Pretender. Band Maid/JRock fan.
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LEADER: The Driving Force

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By Sam Inglis
| Sound on Sound
What do the worlds of music tech, veterinary medicine and funeral planning have in common? The answer is that they’ve all become hot property with venture capital and private equity firms. This is partly a generational phenomenon: the musos who turned their attention to building mixers in 1975 are now understandably ready to cash out. It’s partly because Wall Street and the City of London have a nose for an underexploited opportunity.
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Recording A Choir For An Atmos Mix

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By Sam Inglis
| Sound on Sound
Would your mic techniques change if you knew your location recordings were destined for a Dolby Atmos release? That’s a question our technical editor recently had to ponder... Back in August last year, the film, TV and games music composer and producer Hilgrove Kenrick — who is a good friend — invited me to record a choir performing a dozen new compositions that he planned to release as four themed EPs in late 2025 and early 2026.
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Overloud Gem 160

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By Sam Inglis
| Sound on Sound
Overloud give some virtual VCAs a workout in a characterful compression plug‑in. With any large plug‑in bundle, you’ll get more use from some plug‑ins than others. It has certainly been that way for me with Overloud’s Gem Studio collection, which I reviewed back in August 2021. I haven’t often felt the need to revisit their emulations of the Binson disc echo or Thermionic Culture Vulture, but I’ve leaned pretty heavily on some of the other processors, chief among them Comp G.
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