The first event of the year is here and I am pleased to be partnering with Composium to present an exclusive Masterclass, “How To Start As a Video Game Composer.” This event I will be discussing the always infamous question, how I started out as a composer in the video game industry, software, my advice for young aspiring composers, and the history of video game music.
Composium Presents How to Start as a Video Game Composer Masterclass!
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Deity Quest Limited Edition Soundtrack CD Now Available on Bandcamp!
After several years, it is finally ready! It’s been a long wait and a lot of preparation over the years. Officially announcing the limited edition Deity Quest Limited Edition Soundtrack CD.
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The Sound Architect Podcast Interview – S3Ep23
New Year’s Eve Interview Drop! Its a grand SUPER honor to be featured on The Sound Architect Podcast, Season 3 Episode 23!
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AGROUND OST DELUXE EDITION LAUNCH DAY!
It’s finally here! After almost a full year of planning the Aground OST Deluxe Edition today is the day! It’s been a dream to bring this to life with Materia collective!
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ANOTHER GUEST TALK…at ADC?!?
One won’t do and nine is not enough for me no! Well, that’s okay because as a video game composer, it is good to be busy! Announcing my semi-exclusive talk at the Audio Developers Conference next Thursday, November 19th.
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“Distinct” Voices in Game Design Industry Panel
Hi! Otis College of Art and Design Extension has invited me to be on their panel. I will be guest speaking along side some very talented and distinguished industry professionals such as Amy Allison, Director of Marketing and Community for Skydance Interactive and Jonathan Scott, Senior Artist for Scopely. Of course, yours truly the video game music composer maestro will be on the panel too!
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Composer Roundtable Music #2 for Games
Hello hello! This is kind of last minute. The Cue Tube has kindly reached out to ask me to be part of a Composer Roundtable for their LIVE YouTube channel event. I am very honored and humbled by the request as it somewhat comes out of no where.
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Aztec Ride Ships on Android! All Aboard!
I shipped a game! Aztec Ride Now on Android! in October, I participated in Ludum Dare 47. I was asked by some developers I met earlier this year at a virtual conference if I wanted to jam with them. I agreed. Little did I know how fast this development ride would be! Read More
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NEW Interview Published on Composium
A NEW INTERVIEW has dropped! Enter “Chase Bethea: pursuing video game composition after being told it’s his calling for years”. I have to admit I am most jubilant about this interview because it came by request. Anouk Dyussembayeva, CEO/Founder of Composium, reached out to me for an exclusive interview for her website.
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A2IM Indiescussion Untapped Revenue Sources For Labels In Gaming featuring Chase Bethea
More Video Game Composer Career News! Six won’t do and seven is NOT enough of me no! Hi again! I am elated to share that I will be speaking on a panel titled, “Indiescussion – Untapped Revenue Sources For Labels in Gaming” hosted by the A2IM. This will be another online event on Friday, October 2nd, 2020 2:00PM ET.
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