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Techniques to Score a Hybrid Orchestra for Live Players

In 2018 I had the task to arrange a couple of my cues from the soundtrack of Redout for a live concert to be performed in Italy, and a year later in the UK. That’s when I opened a Pandora’s Box of nightmares. The main issue was that those cues were never meant to be played by actual musicians. 

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BLIND VR: A Perspective On Generating Emotions Through Sound

Blind is a narrative-driven psychological thriller game built for virtual reality developed by Tiny Bull Studios, where the player gets to explore its surroundings using echolocation.
We wake up as Jean, a young woman who finds herself in a strange room with a hazy memory and loss of sight. Led by the voice of the mysterious and unsettling Warden, the player uses echolocation to briefly reveal the outlines of objects, navigate the eerie mansion, solve puzzles and uncover the mystery of Jean’s past. Approaching the truth, however, Jean will be forced to confront her worst enemy – that which she does not, or will not, see.

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