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Top 20 Links To Becoming Audio Designer for Video games
- A Good Day To Die:
Klingons in the Recording Studio - The Risk Factor
by Fraser Maitland
The video-game industry desperately needs to look ahead to the bigger picture, or it will quickly lose valuable traces of that independence which it has so thrived off over recent years
- Subtlety and Silence
An article about creating sound for games, by Rob Bridgett - LOTR: Two towers game
- History of Video Game Music
- FILM and VIDEO GAME parallels
- Getting A Job In The Game Development Industry
- Contemporary Sound Design for the Web
- Interactive Music
- Aural Imagery Sonic - Ambiguity in Time Based Media
- Off Screen Sound in Interactive Media
- The First stage of sound design is…well…er…design
- Problems with the Film Music Model
- Medal of Honor
The team that brought audio realism to DreamWorks Interactive’s war game, Medal of Honor. - Locked and Loaded
Crafting the sounds for ‘Halo 3′ with thousands of dialog lines, an evil alien armada and a cast of superhuman soldiers (Mix Mars 07) - Sound Integration
The increase in overall game budgets has trickled down to the audio production pipeline (Mix Mars 07) - Get in the Game
Effective game sound design doesn’t always require esoteric tools. It’s something on which any reasonably accomplished home recordist can get started. (Electronic Musician Nov 2005) - Audio for Games
Composers are being asked to come up with movie-like scores while sound designers are providing 5.1 effects
by David John Farinella (Post Magazine May 1, 2004) - Audio Gains In Videogames
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Frets On Fire
OpenSource clone of Guitar Hero (should work with PS3 GH controller)
Frets On Fire
Frets on Fire is a game of musical skill and fast fingers. The aim of the game is to play guitar with the keyboard as accurately as possible.
Frets On Fire
Frets on Fire is a music video game in which players use the keyboard to play along with scrolling on-screen musical notes to complete a song, and is a clone of the Guitar Hero video game series made for the Sony Playstion. Frets on Fire was the winner of
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