On this episode we talk about how fun it is to drive a truck in VR, discuss the co-op madness of fighting goblins in Karnage Chronicles, correct past mistakes and have a look at learning to code with music. We… Read More »031 | Making Music With Code
On this episode we try and make sense of all the game launchers that are out there competing with each other, we talk about the game From Other Suns and we breakdown some Minecraft music.
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Finished making this track in 36 degrees in the studio. Perfect track for a Summer vibe. 0:00: This is The Gentleman piano with iZotope’s vinyl plugin on top 0:09: My 70s Fender Jazz bass comes in, played through BIAS Amps… Read More »Jumbo Big Band
On this episode, Lloyd and I discuss the amazing tech that is photogrammetry, chat about E3 and deconstruct a classic video game track.
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Written as a piece for a string quartet and piano, this track conjures up images of a dusty library full of ancient books.
Show Notes Our guest on this episode is Deno. He is a classical composer, producer, and artist whose compositions are performed by chamber ensembles and whose focus lies in dramatic symphonic music, industrial rock and electronica for computer games. We… Read More »028 | Interview: Composer Denovaire
There is a crazy amount of information out there and sometimes it can be difficult to wade through it all. First of all, set a big goal. Mine is to be an innovative force in the video game music world.… Read More »How To Learn Online
Show Notes On this episode of the podcast, we talk to the wonderful video game music designer Matthew Walker. His work as a music designer, sound designer, and professional vocalist has been recognised worldwide whilst the clients he works with… Read More »027 | Interview: Game Music Designer Matthew Walker
This is probably the most flexible way to handle multiple audio streams using single computer setup