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This wired video looks at how Amon Tobin and the Sony Music team used found objects to create a dark and grimy video game score for Infamous.

 

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Jeff Rona discusses the use of Rob Papen synths while making a new film score.

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Avid Sibelius 6

23May09

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Avid has released version 6 of Sibelius music notation software.

The update includes new layout features to speed scoring, version control, keyboard/fretboard windows, classroom control and ReWire support.

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At the 2009 NAMM Show, Sonic Reality introduced Cinema Sessions Vol. 1-3, which offer moods, soundscapes, textures, special effects, exotic ambience, wild symphonic performances and other sounds for film, tv and game production.

Descriptions:

  • Symphonic Effects contains over 400 orchestral effects for film, tv, games and popular music styles. From scifi/suspence/horror hits, drones and intertwining melodies to emotional build-ups this collection offers a wide assortment of symphonic effects you can use in stereo or surround.
  • Global Atmospheres contains over 350 samples of exotic sounds from all over the world – from tribal Native American drums to Ancient Aztec Ambience to rare sounds from the Mediterranean.
  • Dimensional Effects features over 450 special effects and dimensional rhythms for music and multimedia production. Featuring special 3-D sound encoded wooshes, deep booms, big bangs and various electronica effects wiz by with a futuristic sound ideal for modern production.
 

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Vangelis talks about scoring Chariots of Fire, and how one of the most memorable themes in the history of music almost never came to be.
 

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