Jay Harrison Audio

This week’s blog post features a podcast exploring the use of machine learning algorithms to assist audio producers in identifying and...

The second entry this week is the third and final instalment on the instruments made by the Compton Organ company. The first post gave an...

This week’s entry is the second of three posts discussing the instruments produced by the Compton Organ Company Ltd. This post will look...

This week’s entry is the first of three posts discussing the electric organs produced by Compton Organ Company. The first post will give...

This week’s blog entry focuses on the immersive world of 360 and binaural audio technology. Specifically, we will be looking at some of...

This week’s entry is the second of two posts looking at the compact music cassette. The first part explored the history of cassettes...

This week's entry is a short film discussing how the Yamaha PortaSound PSS-470 synthesizer can be modded with the Highly Liquid UMR-2...

Several months ago, the CD player in my car stopped working. Whilst I was looking for a replacement, I purchased a few used cassettes and...

This week’s post explores elements of the sound design in the iconic animated children’s programme the Clangers. Originally produced...

This week’s blog post is an account of the difficulty encountered sourcing suitably resonant stone for use in the production of musical...

Max/MSP is an incredibly powerful object-based programming environment used extensively in audio, video and many other disciplines across...

This new blog will function as a space to share thoughts on a variety of audio, sound and musical areas of interest. Topics may include...