I only wrote two pieces of music during the GEEX 2010 Game-in-a-day. Considering I had 24 hours to do it, a lot of people would say I did great, but I probably could have pulled off another game if I didn’t want to actually see the convention.
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The first piece I did was for my team… Have I mentioned I’m totally in a hip-hop mood, lately? If this doesn’t prove it, I don’t know what does. Also, I tried to incorporate some Akira Yamaoka style guitar in there.
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The second piece I did was supposed to be a Victorian Era piece that reminded the player of the sea. I got to use Bellows by Detunized.com in this, and I’ve gotta say, I’m really happy with it.
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Nice work, I really dug the first piece.
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Thanks, Josh.
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Great stuff Dave. I still think that the music you wrote for the game still fits it.
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Sterling… I’m actually using the music I wrote at GEEX as my audio signature, I like it so much.
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Nice work. Hope to see you at GEEX again this year.
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Awesome stuff- you going to be in the contest again this year? Did you go with a team last year? I am showing up with a ream of about 5 guys but we dont have a music guy- your stuff is awesome…
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