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AES@NAMM Pro Sound Symposium coming soon to NAMM Show in Anaheim, CA

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by Naila Malik - 16/01/2018 0515

The Audio Engineering Society (AES), in partnership with The NAMM Show, presents the inaugural AES@NAMM Pro Sound Symposium: Live & Studio. The inaugural AES@NAMM Pro Sound Symposium: Live & Studio kicks off this month with an educational program of training sessions. The four-day international symposium from the Audio Engineering Society will

DISTANT WORLDS: MUSIC FROM FINAL FANTASY 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT REVIEW

by Sam Hughes - 05/11/201705/11/2017 0508

Sam Hughes and Andrew Overfield give us their highlights from the Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary concert of Distant Worlds: Music From Final Fantasy evening performance at the Royal Albert Hall last night (4th November). The pieces were performed by The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and Maida Vale Singers, conducted by Grammy

Game On! Tina Guo Rocks The Round Chapel

by Alyx Jones - 04/11/201710/11/2017 0462

Electrifying Queen Bee cellist Tina Guo flew over from Los Angeles for her mini tour of the UK this week. To celebrate the success of her new solo album Game On!, we were treated to two nights of game music medleys and some of her most loved film performances including

London MCM Comic Con October 2017 Review

by Katie Tarrant - 31/10/201728/11/2017 0506

Review by Katie Tarrant Edited by Sam Hughes Founded in 1970, Comic Con is undoubtedly one of the biggest pop culture events in our society. Originating in San Diego, the idea of thousands of people getting together to celebrate all things awesome naturally blossomed, and in 2001, Paul Miley and Brian Cooney

Soundtrack Cologne 2017 Interview with Composer, Petri Alanko

by Sam Hughes - 15/10/2017 0483

Back at Soundtrack Cologne, Hazel Turnbull caught up with fantastic composer, Petri Alanko! Petri Alanko (aka Lowland) is a BAFTA nominated Finnish composer, musician and producer. His dynamic repertoire ranges from the haunting orchestral/electronic score for Remedy Entertainment’s psycho-thriller, Alan Wake, to elegant and sophisticated classical arrangements for Imaginaerum The Movie, based on the

PAX 2017 Game Audio Highlights

by Sam Hughes - 27/09/201727/09/2017 0578

Review by Katelyn Isaacson Edited by Katie Tarrant Unlike most of the conferences I go to as a game audio lady, the Penny Arcade Expo (or PAX) is a consumer-oriented expo focusing on games and what can be described as "nerd culture". Whilst PAX takes place in several places in the USA,

EGX 2017: Our Favourite New Games for Awesome Audio!

by Alyx Jones - 26/09/2017 0402

Last week saw another record attendance at EGX, as close to 80,000 people piled through the halls of the NEC, Birmingham to play all the newest titles available! Alyx and Katie have been on hand at EGX 2017 to play all the games you might be curious about and find

VO Wisdom from EGX 2017

by Alyx Jones - 25/09/2017 0328

Article by Alyx Jones A last minute addition to the EGX Rezzed Sessions saw "A Conversation with Geralt of Rivia: Doug Cockle, Voice of the Witcher" join our Friday morning schedule! Bertie (Eurogamer) hosted the session at 11:30am over on the Rezzed Stage. It wasn't long before questions were asked about acting

Soundtrack Cologne 2017: Highlights!

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by Sam Hughes - 20/09/201720/09/2017 1433

Soundtrack Cologne (or STC for short) is an annual event celebrating and encouraging the creation of music and sound for visual media. Spanning several days, the conference includes talks and workshops with industry professionals, and each day of the conference is dedicated to a specific field of media (film, television,

BAFTA Conversations with Screen Composers: John Powell

by Jordan Killiard - 01/08/201701/08/2017 0418

Article by Jordan Killiard Edited by Katie Tarrant Host: Tommy Pearson Venue: Royal Albert Hall BAFTA's popular and long running Conversations with Screen Composers series, hosted by composer Tommy Pearson, has previously had such guests as Anne Dudley, Clint Mansell, James Horner, Michael Giacchino, George Fenton and Patrick Doyle. Following these illustrious predecessors,