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| Industry | Sonic branding |
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| Founded | 2003 |
| Founder | Audrey Arbeeny |
| Headquarters | |
| Website | audiobrain |
Audiobrain is a sonic branding firm based in New York City.
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| Industry | Sonic branding |
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| Founded | 2003 |
| Founder | Audrey Arbeeny |
| Headquarters | |
| Website | audiobrain |
Audiobrain is a sonic branding firm based in New York City.
Audiobrain was founded in 2003.[ citation needed ]
Audrey Arbeeny, Audiobrain’s Owner, Founder and Executive Producer, currently teaches Sonic Branding at New York's Pratt Institute. [1]
Notable projects of Audiobrain’s include the sonic branding for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 (including the sound logo and user interface sounds), [2] sonic branding for author David Meerman Scott’s World Wide Rave, [3] Virgin Mobile USA’s product sonification, [4] and Major League Soccer's Official Anthem. [5]
Audiobrain also serves as Music Supervisors for NBC Sports and Olympics, [6] and received an Emmy Award for their work on the NBC Beijing Olympics Broadcast. [7]
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