The Yukon — and specifically Matthew’s plan to create a wilderness music retreat near Kluane National Park — was featured on the sectional front page of Apple Daily, Taiwan and Hong Kong’s biggest media outlet.
The first full-scale binaural recording sessions commence at Signature Sound in San Diego.
Matthew’s binaural research published by, and presented at AES.
Full house in the city’s beautiful 1,500-seat music hall.
“Window to the Past,” was commissioned by Taiwan’s government to promote the traditional culture of Wangan Island.
Matthew Lien has been accepted to present at the 140th International AES Convention in Paris, Europe’s largest gathering of audio professionals from around the world.
Taiwan’s Golden Indie Music Awards opened with music and sound design by Matthew Lien. Broadcast live internationally on MTV Asia, the event marked one of the most significant celebrations of music.
In commemoration of Taiwan’s national day of remembrance for the victims of the “228 / White Terror” era, Matthew Lien performs, “They Can Cage The Bird But Not The Song” with Taiwan’s National Symphony Orchestra.
Those of you familiar with binaural recording are probably aware of the Binaural Barbershop recording. This has received millions of hits on YouTube, even though there’s no video and it was produced a very long time ago. Today, we began producing the sequel!
Epic songs are always a challenge, and this work at hand has all of the epic music you’d expect, while featuring a vast cast of singers.
