I started a record label.
I’m launching a micro-indie record label and I could really use your help!
music
Game jam #3: cybernetic bunnies and killer veg
A bit on music audio implementation via Fmod and Unity in bullet hell video game Hare Runner, where as a cybernetic bunny you hunt the last remaining veggies.
A proxy system for testing music intensity levels
I wanted a simple way to experiment with interactive scores, implemented in Unreal and Wwise, that allows for things like changing combat intensity levels without actually having to build a game with NPC enemies, AI, etc.
So: a proxy system.
Urgency of now
I had a total blast at GameSoundCon 2022. Just a quick post to share a favorite bit of wisdom from those two days.
Favorite feed: Interchanging Idioms by Chip Michael.
I have just added a new favorite feed: Interchanging Idioms by Chip Michael. He has subtitled it “Classical Music of the 21st Century.” I might change that to “Classical Music...
Great new music: The Crane Wives, “Safe Ship, Harbored”
The Crane Wives’ first album, “Safe Ship, Harbored,” blends pop, folk, rock and cabaret for a really interesting and worthwhile first album—the kind that’s fascinating to look back upon from the tail end of a long catalog but still has plenty to offer on its own.
A sample of my mix for “America, Inc.” by Red Light Go.
What began as mixing one track for fun was so fun and such a success, it has turned into mixing an entire EP. The band is Los Angeles rock Do...
A percussion-based, modular score.
I’m at work on something very interesting—at least to me, a percussionist and composer who works in TV: I’m composing a percussion-only score for a webseries. But… • It’s probably...
Great new music: Peaks of Valleys, “Fallen Out of Line.”
I have to share some great new music from a friend of mine. Nathan Schafer, working under the name Peaks of Valleys, has just released a fantastic album called Fallen Out Of Line. I think anyone with a love of indie pop or a hunger to discover excellent new music will enjoy this one.