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Austin Wintory Takes You Through the Process of Creating a Piece for a Video Game

Posted by Reference Recordings on
 April 10, 2014

Ever wondered how Austin Wintory’s process works? Ben Kuchera of Polygon asks Mr. Wintory the same question:

“I became taken with the 16th track on the soundtrack, called “Three Days to Cross,” and Wintory agreed to walk me through the process of taking a piece of music for a game and bringing it to a soundtrack. Video game soundtracks, and how music is written for games in general, is a complex, often unsung part of development.”

Read, From Game To Album on Polygon.com!

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