In this two-part song analysis, Pyramind senior audio producer Brennan Anderson digs into “Opening: Bombing Mission” by Nobuo Uematsu in Final Fantasy VII. He talks about the techniques Nobuo uses to make the piece flow well with the game, as well as how it fits in with the rest of the music in the game.
This is a must-watch for game music enthusiasts, especially fans of Final Fantasy VII.
In part 6 of our multi-part game audio programming series, Brennan shows us how to use lerping within a game. We’ve included a list of programming terms used in this video below, to help you follow along.
In part 5 of our multi-part game audio programming series, Brennan shows us how to randomize footstep sounds within a game. We’ve included a list of programming terms used in this video below, to help you follow along.
In part 4 of our multi-part game audio programming series, Brennan shows us how to make sounds loop within a game. We have included a list of programming terms used in this video below, to help you follow along.
In part 3 of our multi-part game audio programming series, Brennan shows us how to create coroutines for more advanced sound programming within a game. We have included a list of programming terms used in this video below, to help you follow along.
In part 2 of our multi-part game audio programming series, Brennan shows us how to add pitch and volume changes to a sound within a game. We have included a list of programming terms used in this video below, to help you follow along.
Meet Brennan Anderson – Pyramind alumni who now works at Disney Interactive as an Audio Producer. Brennan has worked on various titles including Star Wars: Assault Team, Star Wars: Commander, Frozen Free Fall, as well as Inside Out Thought Bubbles.
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