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Future of video game soundtracks. Lucas Fothergill interview w/ Marty O'Donnell
Good read, for those interested in those kind of things.
Still waiting for Music of the Spheres.
[url]https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/184159578/0/0/1[/url]
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Thanks for the post. Nice read. It's wonderful how many music/sound designers have gotten into the Integration process and there by taking control of the use of their work. I have owned an audio/music/video production biz for over 30 years working mostly in corporate production. If I was starting over, not only are there so many advances in the typical tools we use, but there is a vast new frontier of technology integration to empower us as producers of our medium. We certainly are living in "interesting times".
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Wow great read! Makes appreciate my "Song of Spheres" emblem in Destiny even more now knowing that it is most likely a salute sort of, to Marty and Paul's "Music of Spheres" sound track.
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2 RespuestasMarty also did the flintsones vitamins jingle back in the day.
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2 RespuestasRemind me to read this later, wahine.
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Good article. Here's hoping Highwire makes some money and moves beyond game development for PS VR.
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I believe there is already an album called music of the spheres, by an artist called Ian Brown. It's a good indie rock album from a great lyricist...
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Thank you! Will gladly read this once I have the time lol, love all of O'Donnell's work so far (well, all that I've heard lol).
