For our next Mr. Bill Podcast, we have Steve Duda, owner of XFer Records & creator of Serum. We're excited to explore his latest��Serum 2, a next-generation synthesis engine, out now.
Head to https://t.co/BO15pZI5dJ for the full episode.
We have some entry-level QA roles going at R* Lincoln at the moment!
We have a really great team here so if you are even remotely interested in getting into QA/the games industry, you'll have a bunch of support available to you.
DMs are open for Q's!
https://t.co/TnNIjouz2M
Random thought but shoutout to @Noctua_at for sending me free of charge all the CPU cooler accessories after my garage got robbed last year.
I lost a lot of tech stuff but at least I didn't have to repay for that.
Will definitely keep buying your products in the future.
@VinciusMedeiro6 I never replay a single player game twice, but Mirror's Edge is the exception. I complete this game at least once a year. It truly is a masterpiece of artistic direction and level design.
@JoshuaDav To be fair if anyone is looking to buy a new CPU I would either buy 13th gen or wait for 15th gen as there is little to no performance increase from 13th to 14th, it is a lot more power hungry and has some issues
I don't know if I'm just crazy but it sounds like we can hear a slowed down version of the Knight Rider theme song in the "Panjabi MC - Mundian To Bach Ke" track
We're happy to share that Audiokinetic Head of Product Simon Ashby will be giving a keynote at the 2024 AES 6th International Conference on Audio for Games. We hope to see some of you there! 🙌 https://t.co/HH4EL45YWs
#GameAudio#Wwise#Strata
Exciting news - we've got an Audio Designer role open at Fuse Games!
If you love making amazing sounds for awesome games, then please apply!
https://t.co/cWzByTvXDB
#GameAudio#GameAudioJobs
@dannthr I remember a few years ago during my first Game Jam, my team said that anyone working in audio could not be called a dev. I thought that they were joking, turns out they weren't 😅
@matduke Je comprends ce que tu ressens mais ça ne sert à rien de se dire "et si..." pour chaque decision de ta vie. Tu as fait de la très bonne musique et tu continues d'en faire, et en plus de ça tu participes à améliorer la santé des gens, c'est plutôt pas pire :)