The world of video game music has an important place for game creators and players alike. A great music and sound score really makes a great game even better, more exciting, more immersive and just plain a lot more fun to play. In BioWare’s “Mass Effect 2” game, composer Jack Wall and his collaborators used Spectrasonics Omnisphere and Stylus RMX extensively to craft the massive soundscape that players enter.
GANG would like to extend a warm ‘thank you’ to Sean Beeson for his
work within GANG as Resource Manager and Secretary. Sean has always
been very committed to his work with GANG, and we have always
appreciated the extra effort that he has put into everything he’s done
here. Due to demands on his time from both his professional and family
life, Sean has decided to step down from the positions he currently
holds within GANG. We will certainly be sad to see him go, but Sean
has promised to help out in the future whenever his schedule allows,
and he will certainly still be hanging around the forums, sharing his
words of wisdom and experience. Current Newsletter Editor, Dren
McDonald, will be adding the role of Resource Manager to his list of
responsibilities here at GANG. In fact you may have already noticed
his increased activity on the forums. (more…)
CD Features Ten Original Tracks Spanning Multiple Rock Genres;
DVD Features Behind-The-Scenes Recording Of Album and Technical How-To-Play Video Guides
One-of-a-kind Music and Gaming Event Celebrates Acclaimed
Composer James Hannigan; Live Concert Performances by
The Pinewood Singers and Soprano Tamara Zivadinovic
G.A.N.G. would like to extend a warm welcome to the newest members of the Game Audio Network Guild…names after the jump…