Will's collaborative process with Editors and Directors. The difference between being a maker and a teacher within music.ĭetailed 'behind the scenes' snippets from Will's Jungle Gremlins score. The role of doing within the process of learning your craft. he's got it down pretty good.Īn overview of Will's journey to where he was now.Ī discussion about musical mentors, their value and how you should go about 'finding' one.
Will is one of those amazingly balanced and multifaceted composers who always seems to be working, apart from a few weeks recently that he managed to time perfectly with the process of moving house. Today he gets stuck in to a number of his pieces and explores the creative and practical processes behind them. My guest and good friend William Goodchild is a composer, conductor and orchestrator within the world of TV and Film.
#QUIZTONES SCORE PROFESSIONAL#
that's all I'l sayĢ:23 Interview Starts and chat about their website and plans for running their work through the website.Ĥ:30 A little bit about Chris and RPA's history.Ħ:30 Approaching music from the programmer's perspectiveħ:00 How the two work with each other from start to finishġ1:45 A listen to one of their recent tracksġ6:30 Their ideas and process around the creation of the draftġ9:20 Chris talks about finding the sound of the project and his approach post compositionĢ2:20 A listen to another track they are working on: Mech ManiaĢ8:40 Their thoughts and process on the creation of the trackģ1:53 "If you could go back in time and give your younger selves professional advice - what would you say"
#QUIZTONES SCORE FULL#
Starting projects with sound pallets for inspiration and process between the twoĪ full look at their collaborative process as sound designer & composerĪ look at two of their tracks, one which is in still in the draft stages Sound design and finding the sound for specific projects Insight as to how RPA got into the Game Music sceneĪ look at the industry from the perspective of software/game design and audio programming There are two pieces we play during the show, the first is 3 min and the 2nd is 5 - stay tuned for those! As well as a funny message from the two after we say goodbye.!
In amongst this episode are discussions of cross collaboration between the two, some interesting approaches to method composing (stay tuned for that one), banter, laughs and a new name for a mash-up genre that we are trying desperately to coin. Red Panda Audio are a music production and sound design duo who work within the realms of video games, film, documentaries & radio.The Pandas are otherwise known as Chris Light and Matthew Walker - producer/sound designer and composer respectively - and as you'l hear today, they are pretty fun.
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