From Silence to Soundscape: Can the Polyend Tracker Make Game Music?
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In this video, I'm taking you behind the scenes of my experience in the Fireside Jam 2023, run by @HelperWesley . It was an absolute blast!
I don't get to sit down and make a game too often so I put my skills to the test over the last 10 days. I decided to challenge myself and also putting the Polyend Tracker to the test, I wanted to see if it could create an entire game soundtrack within a tight deadline.
join me as I delve into the world of game audio and explore the capabilities of the Polyend Tracker. I'll walk you through my creative process, sharing my thoughts and experiences as I craft the soundscape, catchy melody, chord progression and blocks to use inside Unity3D. It was a unique and exciting experiment to see how the tracker would go in future game jams.
What we will cover
00:00 - Start
01:17 - How Game Music Works
02:39 - Chord Progressions to give structure
03:54 - How I used the Polyend Tracker
04:57 - Lock in scale to keep it easy
05:28 - Laying out game sound track
06:30 - Muting and layering ideas
07:10 - Change voicing for ideas
08:06 - Question and answer responses in the music
09:15 - Bringing the files into the game engine
10:55 - bringing the files together to make the adaptive sound track
11:50 - Did the Polyend Tracker make a game sound track?
12:13 - Game audio on this channel?
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