Thank you everyone for tuning it. We had quite a big break. Both our schedules are getting too busy, all for good reasons. We decided to quit the podcast for now and hope that the existing episodes can bring knowledge to the new generation. Check out our Instagrams to keep updated with our work or if you would like to have a chat with us!

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We dive in to our experiences with Japanese game music, having a look at some of our favourite soundtracks and what makes them so stunning! A bit of Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, Zelda and more.

This episode is not in-depth with regards to the music theory but I suspect we will do that in a future episode so stay tuned for more!

Episode 8 is about Anime Soundtracks! We'll be talking about wonderful composers Studio Ghibli composer Joe Hisaishi, Devilman Crybaby and Silent Voice composer Kensuke Ushio and One Piece composer Kohei Tanaka.

The last episode of our three part series with the A-list sound designer Barney Oram! Episode 7 is a continuation of this and an episode where we will go more into depth of Barney's workflow.

Episode 6 is a continuation of our three part series with A-list sound designer Barney Oram. This episode we go more into depth about his own projects and how it is working within Sweet Justice.

A new guest episode! This time with A-list game sound designer Barney Oram. Barney has made sounds for very known games like God of War: Ragnarök, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Halo Infinite and The Ascent. This talk will be dived in three parts, so take a listen if you are curious about Barney Oram.

Middleware or Music integration programs! These are programs that are used by composers/sounddesigners/audio professionals to implement audio in the game engine. This way there is a whole lot of possibilities to apply audio to the game. Hopefully we can teach you a bit about it. Software like Fmod, Wwise and Elias are mentioned.

Sibelius VS Musescore? Or should we use Dorico, Finale or even Noteflight? Lots to talk about when it comes to music notation software and picking one out. Listen to what we like to work with and let us know your reasonings for using a specific notation software.