Announcing the SeguinSound Forums for Game Music and Audio
by John Seguin · 03/06/2006 (10:24 pm) · 0 comments
Hi Everyone,
I'm currently working on my "part III" in the "creating voice overs that don't suck" series. However, before I get there, I wanted to announce a new resource that I created for GG game makers and many others. Presenting, the Seguin Sound Forums for Game Music and Audio:
www.seguinsound.com/forums
I put this together largely because of the amount of email and blog responses I get after I post something here at GG. I felt that the information and responses that might develop into continued email discussions might be of benefit to more than just that individual. Also, although I greatly enjoying meeting new folks here all the time, I often receive questions that are highly similar and it would just be more efficient to write a very good and detailed resopnse once and refer people to it.
With this in mind, I've added a bulletin board setup to my SeguinSound.com website. I hope that this can provide a good forum of only quality game music and sound design information. I would prefer that this forum stay strictly within the realms of computer game music and audio and also on the (mostly) creative side. In other words, not thread after thread of "what function do I use to do this...", etc. Although this is definitely valuable information, there are many better places for this (such as the GG forums!) and since I am not a coder, I would be a horrible moderator at such things!
Hopefully, in time, as I post more articles here at GG and more folks keep asking questions, it can become quite the resource for folks looking for some great information. (However, until it reaches a critical mass, I will not be posting it as an official resource here... I mean, really... what good is an empty forum!)
To keep up my end of the deal, I promise to respond and moderate as closely as I can to your questions and discussions.
I look forward to hearing from you in this new and hopefully very interactive medium.
See you there!
John Seguin
jseguin@seguinsound.com
www.seguinsound.com
I'm currently working on my "part III" in the "creating voice overs that don't suck" series. However, before I get there, I wanted to announce a new resource that I created for GG game makers and many others. Presenting, the Seguin Sound Forums for Game Music and Audio:
www.seguinsound.com/forums
I put this together largely because of the amount of email and blog responses I get after I post something here at GG. I felt that the information and responses that might develop into continued email discussions might be of benefit to more than just that individual. Also, although I greatly enjoying meeting new folks here all the time, I often receive questions that are highly similar and it would just be more efficient to write a very good and detailed resopnse once and refer people to it.
With this in mind, I've added a bulletin board setup to my SeguinSound.com website. I hope that this can provide a good forum of only quality game music and sound design information. I would prefer that this forum stay strictly within the realms of computer game music and audio and also on the (mostly) creative side. In other words, not thread after thread of "what function do I use to do this...", etc. Although this is definitely valuable information, there are many better places for this (such as the GG forums!) and since I am not a coder, I would be a horrible moderator at such things!
Hopefully, in time, as I post more articles here at GG and more folks keep asking questions, it can become quite the resource for folks looking for some great information. (However, until it reaches a critical mass, I will not be posting it as an official resource here... I mean, really... what good is an empty forum!)
To keep up my end of the deal, I promise to respond and moderate as closely as I can to your questions and discussions.
I look forward to hearing from you in this new and hopefully very interactive medium.
See you there!
John Seguin
jseguin@seguinsound.com
www.seguinsound.com
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