Jason Spisak

And when you're reading books, your imagination processes that and makes it real for yourself. But in an audio experience like this, you don't have the visual. So your imagination is on board in a completely different way. You're not reading the words, you're listening to the words and your imagination gears up in a completely different way and begins to paint these beautiful pictures for yourself

which I encourage people to, if you haven't read the comics, don't. Just listen to this immersive audio experience. It's its own genre that if you can give yourself over to it and enjoy it, your imagination will take you places. and then later grab the comics, you know, and flip through them with it as a second pass. I think it is its own medium in a way.

which I encourage people to, if you haven't read the comics, don't. Just listen to this immersive audio experience. It's its own genre that if you can give yourself over to it and enjoy it, your imagination will take you places. and then later grab the comics, you know, and flip through them with it as a second pass. I think it is its own medium in a way.

which I encourage people to, if you haven't read the comics, don't. Just listen to this immersive audio experience. It's its own genre that if you can give yourself over to it and enjoy it, your imagination will take you places. and then later grab the comics, you know, and flip through them with it as a second pass. I think it is its own medium in a way.

Yeah, you were saying that. Where it's just like, because you can viscerally hear the sounds of the motorcycle and it takes you to a place in your mind, you're making it real. It's like, I'm making this real. It's like the matrix. I'm making this real, you know? And our brains are participatory on a whole nother level when you're hearing it, when you're hearing it, you know?

Yeah, you were saying that. Where it's just like, because you can viscerally hear the sounds of the motorcycle and it takes you to a place in your mind, you're making it real. It's like, I'm making this real. It's like the matrix. I'm making this real, you know? And our brains are participatory on a whole nother level when you're hearing it, when you're hearing it, you know?

Yeah, you were saying that. Where it's just like, because you can viscerally hear the sounds of the motorcycle and it takes you to a place in your mind, you're making it real. It's like, I'm making this real. It's like the matrix. I'm making this real, you know? And our brains are participatory on a whole nother level when you're hearing it, when you're hearing it, you know?

And again, the music is incredible. It marries to each moment.

And again, the music is incredible. It marries to each moment.

And again, the music is incredible. It marries to each moment.

It blew me away. I mean, I can't say this enough. Like it's incredibly humbling and it's such a gift. because I love auditory experiences. I love that thing. I'm an audio guy. And so like, I really loved listening to it and hearing the city. When you read the comics, you don't hear Gotham. But when you listen to DC high volume Batman, you hear Gotham. You hear the train.

It blew me away. I mean, I can't say this enough. Like it's incredibly humbling and it's such a gift. because I love auditory experiences. I love that thing. I'm an audio guy. And so like, I really loved listening to it and hearing the city. When you read the comics, you don't hear Gotham. But when you listen to DC high volume Batman, you hear Gotham. You hear the train.

It blew me away. I mean, I can't say this enough. Like it's incredibly humbling and it's such a gift. because I love auditory experiences. I love that thing. I'm an audio guy. And so like, I really loved listening to it and hearing the city. When you read the comics, you don't hear Gotham. But when you listen to DC high volume Batman, you hear Gotham. You hear the train.

You hear the footsteps of people. When Bruce is going out to do his reconnaissance, you're hearing things in the alley and people screaming and a beer bottle getting kicked and all. You hear Gotham. Yeah. And you never got a chance to really hear Gotham. Yeah. And I don't want to take anything away from other mediums like cinema, but in this, you actually have moments where that's let breathe.

You hear the footsteps of people. When Bruce is going out to do his reconnaissance, you're hearing things in the alley and people screaming and a beer bottle getting kicked and all. You hear Gotham. Yeah. And you never got a chance to really hear Gotham. Yeah. And I don't want to take anything away from other mediums like cinema, but in this, you actually have moments where that's let breathe.

You hear the footsteps of people. When Bruce is going out to do his reconnaissance, you're hearing things in the alley and people screaming and a beer bottle getting kicked and all. You hear Gotham. Yeah. And you never got a chance to really hear Gotham. Yeah. And I don't want to take anything away from other mediums like cinema, but in this, you actually have moments where that's let breathe.

You have moments in DC high volume where Gotham is a character auditorially. And that's beautiful. That's a really incredible thing that you get to. And it sits you right down in this world. It sits you right down where Bruce is going to be and have to do this really nearly impossible thing, you know?

You have moments in DC high volume where Gotham is a character auditorially. And that's beautiful. That's a really incredible thing that you get to. And it sits you right down in this world. It sits you right down where Bruce is going to be and have to do this really nearly impossible thing, you know?

You have moments in DC high volume where Gotham is a character auditorially. And that's beautiful. That's a really incredible thing that you get to. And it sits you right down in this world. It sits you right down where Bruce is going to be and have to do this really nearly impossible thing, you know?

Yes. And I got to really live in Gotham. You are auditorily chewing your food. You're chewing your Batman stories. Which I so appreciate. One mouthful at a time.