I’ve updated the music samples on my audio portfolio page; They are all now 320kbps MP3 format. (Most should be CBR joint-stereo)
I’ve also decided to include the entire songs/tracks, rather than excerpts.
I’ve updated the music samples on my audio portfolio page; They are all now 320kbps MP3 format. (Most should be CBR joint-stereo)
I’ve also decided to include the entire songs/tracks, rather than excerpts.
The initial release of Cyber-Wing is now available!
You can download it currently @ fileplanet, without a wait. http://www.fileplanet.com/208717/200000/fileinfo/Cyber-Wing-1.01
Please note: Environmental audio effects and the Doppler effect are not supported.
I was invited to rejoin the old Mechnex gang, in order to design and implement sounds for their latest endeavor, Twilight’s Last Gleaming. Twilight’s Last Gleaming is a post-apocalyptic fantasy mod for Neverwinter Nights 2.
For more information please visit:
http://www.mechnex.com/
Someone was looking for an easy way to switch Ableton Live Preferences.cfg files for multiple midi configurations, so I was bored and decided to make it happen… It’s fairly simple to setup, just carefully follow the instructions.
Ableton live Preferences Switcher for 8.0.4 (Windows XP)
Pref switcher for 8.0.4 on Windows XPUpdate:
Pref switcher for 8.0.8 on Windows XP
Pref switcher for 8.0.8 on Windows 7
Cyber-Wing, the latest game I’ve been working on sound effects and aesthetic realization for has entered public beta.
Please feel free to try it out with a friend, and be sure to sign up on the Martian Arctic forums to report bugs, or to give any suggestions that you may have.
Public open beta version is now available from our downloads section or right here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=T3IEUIOY (WIN PC only)
I’m currently working on sound design for “Cyber-Wing,” a 3D Action RTS game by Martian Arctic Games.
The game is currently in early stages of development, and a closed beta should be starting up here in a few weeks.
I’ll be sure to post when my audio portion of the project is complete and fully implemented.
I recently designed sound effects for a short film called Porter.
You can watch it here.
I’ve used a lot a freeware windows applications over the years and quite a hefty amount of it has been disposable. For some of my basic needs I have been pretty confident with the following applications ever since using them. If you can make a recommendation of something better than listed here, I would love to hear your suggestions! (BTW all are windows applications, but some are multi platform)
I was recently invited to rejoin the Clancore Design Group in efforts to steer their sound design and audio implementation needs in the right direction. They are currently working on an all original game titled “Mechnexus: Projection of Force.” I have decided to take up the offer as I have nothing sound design related going on at the moment, other than my mod for Crysis that will get off it’s feet in the future, and my personal musical endeavors…
I have a lot of old computer hardware laying around sitting in boxes, and I thought it would be a cool idea to display them on my wall. I first thought of nailing them through the holes usually in most PC hardware to an extremely large cork board, but then I thought of shadow boxes!
Shadow boxes come in many sizes and can be bought at pretty much any arts and crafts store. I bought a 9×11″ shadow box at Garden Ridge Pottery for $12(USD) and you can place pretty much any single slot PCI or AGP card in it with ease. (Sorry PCI/AT cards don’t fit)
I’m going to eventually get more and cover my entire wall with old PC hardware, but for right now this will have to do.
