Hey folks! It’s been a little while since the Global Game Jam, and our last post, but I figured I’d come along and explain how we composed the music for Symphony of the Machine, which has been a regular question among our peers. I’ll give everyone a brief outline on how it functions. Have aRead more
Hey everyone! I’ll jump right into this one, Richard gave a rundown of our time at the 2016 Global Game Jam in the last post, and I wanted to expand a bit with some of the points that I took away from the experience of participating in this year’s jam. No doubt we will makeRead more
What a weekend! Both Stefan and I participated in the Global Game Jam this weekend, and it was nothing short of an amazing experience. It’s so wonderful to be working with so many fresh and talented faces. For people who don’t know, the Global Game Jam is a yearly thing on the last week ofRead more
Finally! We have arrived! After what felt like a lifetime, I have rebuilt our website from the ground up. We hope to become much more active here, providing blog posts about what we do, how we do it, and other interesting articles. So hi! My name’s Richard. I like to use the dead cat ghostRead more
Synematic is the first album from Syntone. Created in the latter half of 2015, this album is a love note to epic and cinematic music, but with a twist. Rather than follow traditional methods of writing the genre, Syntone decided to mix things up with more avant-garde musical techniques. From the intense drum lines of Pursuers UponRead more
Apocalypse Zelda is a fun side project of my own. I love the Zelda franchise, even with its inherent flaws. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve played Ocarina of Time. A huge trend in video games and movies is the idea of the apocalyptic setting. Where the world has gone through a great Cataclysm,Read more
Synematic is an album of epic, yet different, music from the amazing composers at Syntone. And I don’t just say that because I’m one of them. Each piece has been built to excite you, to create tension, and to conjure the thrill of the big screen. Ranging from the solemn, lonely beats of Machinations, to theRead more
SLAM! I’d better write a bunch of words, so I can see how the excerpt system works. It’s meant to cut off after 55 words. Or was that 56? I don’t remember. Either way, if you’re still reading this, it means it has either failed, or I haven’t gone past the limit yet. I can’tRead more
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