The Wwise Interactive Music Symposium, held at the Canada Water Theatre, brought together composers and leading professionals from the film and video games industries. The day was a deep-dive into the future of interactive music with talks from composers who are… Read More »Wwise Interactive Music Symposium
This is how the track would sound on the Gameboy, in stereo, with the sample channel removed. I think to be able to use a tracker successfully, you have to delve into the history of video game music and understand… Read More »Overview
[expand title=”Show Transcript”] 00:00 hello everyone and welcome to episode 20 00:02 of composer cast on this episode I chat 00:05 to the lovely Tony Manfredonia a 00:07 composer and orchestrator based in 00:09 Michigan his music has been played… Read More »ComposerCast 020 | Interview With Tony Manfredonia
Exploring screen music and the talent behind it Screen Music Connect evolved from an event I went to a couple of years ago called Game Music Connect. They’ve now expanded it to cover all screen music rather than just games. The… Read More »Screen Music Connect – A Summary
On this episode, I have a look at the chiptune sounds of the NES and Game Boy and dive into the audio capabilities of both consoles. Check out Russ making tunes with a limited number of instruments – https://twitter.com/russdiemon/status/1037537972768399361 Super Audio… Read More »ComposerCast 019 | History Of Video Game Music – NES and Game Boy
Starting off gently with a glitched synth, the track builds up to a crescendo with the implementation of ostinato strings.
Nintendo Entertainment System: Release Date- 1985. Game Boy: Release Date – 1989 The NES made history in the video game music world. The original console was released in Japan back in 1983 under the name Famicom which was short for family… Read More »History Of Video Game Music – NES and Game Boy
I think pricing yourself is one of the most difficult things about being a musician. Hopefully, this video can help. It describes the process of pricing based on the value you offer rather than the time spent creating. There are… Read More »Pricing Yourself
On this episode, we take a break from video game music history and sit down for a chat with my good friend Sam Whiting. We go deep into the mystical realm of music theory and melody writing and cover many… Read More »ComposerCast 018 | Fireside Chat With Sam Whiting