Composer Lorne Balfe discusses how technology has been instrumental throughout his career, from overcoming dyslexia with early synthesizers to utilizing remote recording and spatial audio for modern film scores. Balfe, who worked with Hans Zimmer for 18 years, emphasizes that technology serves the storytelling in film music, not the other way around. He highlights how advancements have enabled him to collaborate with global talent remotely and discover musicians from diverse backgrounds, though he also notes the importance of in-person collaboration. AI
RANK_REASON Article is an interview with a composer discussing his career and use of technology, not a new product or research release.
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