Composition – Page 2 – Andrew Corbitt Audio

Video Game Development Projects!

by Andrew CorbittAll Categories, Composition, Message, Sound Design, Video Games, Works/Projects December 13, 20120 comments

Proud to announce the addition of two more game development teams to Mind|over|Matter Sound’s partners!

First up, Inhuman…

Shadow Demon Entertainment has included me into their development of a new sci-fi game called “Inhuman,” built on UDK, and set for a March 2013 Demo release. I’ll be leading the Audio dept. in creation of SFX, Ambiance, organizing Asset Lists, and implementing into UDK. Who knows, maybe even some composing.

Secondly, Serving Aces Zombie Hunt:

a yet-untitled group (but most likely will become “Lightbulb Gaming”) consisting of recent grads across all convictions within the gaming development bubble. The game is titled “Serving Aces Zombie Hunt,” thoroughly designed within Unity engine, and set to be released as an Android OS downloadable app. I’ll be providing compositions mostly, organizing the other Audio members, maybe helping with Sound Design as well. Check back here for updates!

New Sounds and Tracks will be uploaded to Soundcloud too, of course. In the Game Audio setlist in fact, there are already a few:

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TITAN is active…

by Andrew CorbittAll Categories, Composition, Works/Projects October 28, 2012August 29, 20170 comments

Industrial/Electronic Library Project Wrap!!

by Andrew CorbittAll Categories, Composition, Message, Site stuff, Works/Projects September 17, 2012September 17, 20120 comments

…and man, it’s gonna be good. Just want to shoot a quick thank you to Phil Symonds for offering the opportunity to begin with, and demanding nothing but the best! It was an absolute pleasure and I’m looking forward to finding the means to work again with Phil and Dieguis Productions in the …

Brand New Track, and this one’s personal.

by Andrew CorbittAll Categories, Composition, Works/Projects August 29, 2012September 4, 20120 comments

‘Afternoon everybody.

Have a new track composed and available for your listening pleasure. A bit of departure from how I usually write…but I guess all this work on an industrial/electronic Music Library has affected that too.

Let’s call it, “The End, Approaching.”

Enjoy!

[soundcloud id=’58709136′]

Long-Awaited Uploads

by Andrew CorbittAll Categories, Composition, Sound Design, Video Games, Works/Projects August 27, 2012August 27, 20120 comments

I’m happy to announce this week…

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New Videos in Sound Design and Composition

Jump on over to the Projects pages for some new videos, that aren’t technically “new,” but the permission to display them in my portfolio is! They’re a set of two Audio Tests for a game development company. I was tasked with completing both in 3 days, of which I’m proud to have made the deadline, and more proud of the outcome. Very stoked with how well they turned out. Please take a look and tell me what you think!

SFX

The first one is a SFX and Sound Design placement, where the entire video had no sound whatsoever, and I was instructed to add SFX for everything. Music was optional, and the video really needed something to break between cuts and the action, so I found a period jazz piece from a French singer Edith Piaf, a very popular Jazz and Opera singer from the 40’s, and had her song “Padam Padam” as the BG music for scenes involving the sniper and the opening/end title screen.

More in-depth synopsis and explanation is available with the video and on the Vimeo page.

Music

The other video was a test for Composition. This video came with SFX already in place, and required additional music, so I composed the first melody that came to mind when playing the video a couple of times through, and the rest of the piece filled in more and more. It was awesome writing like this. I feel like I could do this all day (which consequently, I did) and am really excited to have had the opportunity to create under such circumstances. I feel like if I just had a few more days though, I could really fill out some of the transitions and mix it a whole lot cleaner, find some more interesting instrumentation, etc. But, for a day and some change, I’m super happy with it.

If you want to read more about the creation, jump to Vimeo, where I have a larger paragraph of explanation like the SFX video above.