My name is Corey
Nolet and I perform sound engineering and music composition
services for various multimedia applications under the name of Kaleidoscopic
Audio Solutions. I began in the industry writing music for films
and video games and have since spread to a plethora of different
skills and specialties.
All
of my life I have been fascinated with sound and music. Having talented
parents that raised me around the art forms and always instilled
in me the values associated with it, I have really come to know
the timeless impact that both sound and music have in cultures of
every origin.
Aside from just playing multiple instruments and recording every
chance I could, I also made a full-fledged learning course for myself
in audio production and music composition. I would (and still do)
read as much as I could and practice the preachings of some the
most innovative musicians and engineers of our time. This has helped
set me apart from competitors as I know the underlying aspects,
principles, and properties of analog/digital audio and the means
by which music is constructed. To me, a clean precise sound isn't
just important, it's necessary.
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This is me running the Open Mic Night at Anne Arundel
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My core goals are to make sure the work is done to your standards
and to make sure it is done in a timely manner. Through solid e-mail
/ telephone communication and the ability to upload both rough and
finished products onto a private server for easy access 24/7 downloading,
working overseas or long distances has become ever easier.
I
try and work with budgets both large and small!
July 2007 - Second place in Hidden Agenda stealth learning video
game contest.
Five finalists were chosen (around the whole nation) to
compete in Austin, TX for $25,000. My team competed as finalists
and received second place. The contest was judged by the CEO of
NCSoft (a large video game manufacturer in the United States). I
did the sound design, sound effects, and music for this project.
I work with digital audio gear on both the mobile and stationary
rigs. I sport multiple keyboards and guitars as well as soft synthesizers
to get the perfect sound and accent for any use. I use drum machines,
live drums, and various percussions. My DAW multitrack sequencers
of choice are Cubase SX, Logic, and Protools but I have extensive
knowledge of just about every one on the current market. I use various
audio editors so I can get into the sound on the micro-level and
perform a little surgery when necessary. I've got monitors of various
shapes, sizes, and qualities to ensure that the sound I mix is accurate
and will not show any surprises or flaws.
I mix in both stereo and 5.1 channel surround sound!
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