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Tips for Game Sound Designers

	
Mar  1, 2004, 
	By Nick Peck
	
	

	
	
So you're a pro at post or an expert at mixing music CDs. Designing audio for games, however, is a whole different ballgame....

	





	
Oceans of Audio, Rivers of Bits

	
Mar  1, 2004, 
	By Ron Franklin
	
	

	
	
It used to be that keeping track of audio or video projects meant pulling the appropriate tape reel out of the vault and cueing up the next session....

	





	
Ensemble Studios on Gods, Trolls and Minotaurs

	
Mar  1, 2004, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
Ensemble Studios in Dallas is one of the most successful publishers of what are known as real-time strategy games....

	





	
A Wide-Open Market for Songs

	
Mar  1, 2004, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
One fairly recent development in game audio is the steady increase in the licensing of songs by both established and up-and-coming rock and hip hop artists, usually not at the exclusion of a conventional music score, but in addition to....

	





	
A Dangerous Science Fair Project

	
Mar  1, 2004, 
	By Eddie Ciletti
	
	

	
	
Condenser microphones are the topic this month and I have a great story about them with a funny ending....

	





	
A Producer That's All Thumbs

	
Feb  1, 2004, 
	By Paul D. Lehrman
	
	

	
	
So you wanna talk about desktop production? Heck, I've been doing that since 1986. A Mac, a couple of synths, a Sony PCM-F1 and a cheap VHS deck, and...

	





	
Nick Launay

	
Feb  1, 2004, 
	By Bryan Reesman
	
	

	
	
Some people work fastidiously to build a career while others naturally fall into one....

	





	
Steve Earle

	
Feb  1, 2004, 
	By Gaby Alter
	
	

	
	
Steve Earle is not a man to lay idle. Since a stint in drug rehab pulled him out of a personal and career slump in the mid-'90s, the 48-year-old rock/country songwriter has been producing new work at a pace that would leave many younger artists in the dust....

	






            
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