Welcome to Game Music Jobs! I am Munchman, a Game Music Jobs contributor. This article is part one of a two-part investigation about the obscure origins of Streets of Rage 3’s music. We all know the sound, as our heads bob to the slick chip beats that are nostalgic for some and a contemporary delight
Welcome to Game Music Jobs! The idea of man versus machine has been around for an exceptionally long time. A steel-driving man by the name of John Henry embodied that struggle. John Henry worked as a steel driver, meaning he used a steel wedge and hammer to split rocks and make holes for dynamite in
ASMAC board president and orchestrator Milton Nelson discusses music orchestration and much more.
SHOULD ALL GOOD COMPOSERS READ SHEET MUSIC? For beginning musicians, the five lines and four spaces of sheet music are public enemy No. 1. If you don’t hate sheet music at first, you surely will after reading it at a turtle’s pace for hours on end. I remember my childhood like it was yesterday. My
The Day of the Home Musician Has Come! Finally! The day of the home musician has come! Now, brethren, let us repair to our collective chairs and create great music! That was a little anticlimactic, wasn’t it? Well, I will get to our article now. So old “Covy” has got you stuck at home, eh?
What is a composer worth? Welcome to Game Music Jobs! I am Munchman, your game audio commentator. If you are reading this right now, you are probably a composer. What are you worth? Are you worth $20,000 per year? Maybe you are worth $50,000 to $75,000 per year? No, I don’t mean how much did
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Welcome to Game Music Jobs! Today’s Tenet of Occupational Professionalism is, Oh, that’s right, we finished those topics last week. Hmmm- what else could a composer need to know about music writing? Well, you twisted my arm- we’ll discuss the compositional process. Are you like a Michael Jackson who heard his famous song, ‘Billie Jean,’
Welcome to Game Music Jobs! Today’s rapid-fire essay will be short, much like the stack of those who ignored the business principles in our articles. Today’s tenet is no tenet at all but the apogee of all the past lessons put together. After listening or viewing these past weeks, you were probably wondering why
Welcome to Game Music Jobs! We are coming to an end of the Tenets of Occupational Professionalism series. This will be the first of the final two. It may behoove you to listen to our previous lessons to pick up the general theme of our series. Today’s Tenet is Customer Service. You know, that thing
