Brian Schmidt is a 25-year game audio veteran and an independent Game Audio Consultant, Composer and Sound Designer at Brian Schmidt Studios, LLC. He is also the founder and Executive Director ofGameSoundCon. Brian sits on the GDC Advisory Board and is President of the Game Audio Network Guild. He also founded EarGames, a new game company writing unique "video" games that rely on sound rather than visuals for gameplay.
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GameSoundCon Survey looks deeper into the Salaries, Working Environment, Production and Contracts for video game composers and sound designers
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Integration is at least as important as the music itself in a great sounding game.
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GameSoundCon Survey looks deeper into the Salaries, Working Environment, Production and Contracts for video game composers and sound designers
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Sound has always been an important component of videogames. But what happens when you turn that on its head and design a game where sound is the main driver of gameplay?
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Austin Wintory's Game Soundtrack for Journey may become the first videogame soundtrack to win a Grammy at this weekend's Grammy Awards.
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Game Industry veteran Brian Schmidt discusses how as a game developer or publisher a better understanding of music performance rights can put more money in everyone's pocket. This is the first in a series on Music Rights and the game industry.
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Thanks for posting r nFor ...
Thanks for posting r nFor those interested, I wrote a more detailed description of the process behind the Xbox boot sound in a Gamasutra article a few years back r n r nhttps://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/BrianSchmidt/20111117/90625/Designing the Boot Sound for the Original Xbox.php r n r nAlso for those interested in sound, 20k.org ...
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If you 're looking for ...
If you 're looking for tips and tricks to make a great GDC Presentation Proposal/submission, we the GDC Audio Advisory Board have created a video-podcast explaining how we decide what to take and not . r n r nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch v MPTbQcP7n3M
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Great article, Jamie and I ...
Great article, Jamie and I 'm thrilled at your experience at GameSoundCon You say you love to experiment and had fun making soundscapes out of coffee cups and CSound-- sounds like you 'll fit right in with the game audio crowd. r n r nThere are also a couple great ...
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That depends...the median may be ...
That depends...the median may be a bit more useful number than the mean average . r nThe median indy per project fee was 2,000. r n r nBut, yes, if a kickstarter game wants a bunch of music and sfx, they need to budget accordingly for sound which sometimes gets ...
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Wow--I 'm afraid that 's ...
Wow--I 'm afraid that 's stretching my memory a bit too far... I do know that we used the interrupt on the 6809 to feed the DAC, so my hunch is that we had a 6Khz or 8kHz external clock driving that, and I 'm guessing we took the music ...
