Some music for your perusal...
by Rob Yale · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 08/07/2004 (4:13 pm) · 5 replies
Hi,
I just joined this forum on the advice of a few members of the Game Audio Network Guild, Basically my writing partner and I have been working mostly in long form and commercial, and are extremely excited at the notion of doing music for games. We're both gamers, and feel that the genre would be very compatible with our writing and working style. Several people have suggested that offering our services to the independant game makers might be a good idea.
So having said that, I'd like to offer this sampling of music from our long-form reel, and hopefully get some feedback from you folks:
www.yalemusic.ca
When you get to the site enter 'longform' as the username and 'longform' as the password.
Thanks,
Rob Yale
I just joined this forum on the advice of a few members of the Game Audio Network Guild, Basically my writing partner and I have been working mostly in long form and commercial, and are extremely excited at the notion of doing music for games. We're both gamers, and feel that the genre would be very compatible with our writing and working style. Several people have suggested that offering our services to the independant game makers might be a good idea.
So having said that, I'd like to offer this sampling of music from our long-form reel, and hopefully get some feedback from you folks:
www.yalemusic.ca
When you get to the site enter 'longform' as the username and 'longform' as the password.
Thanks,
Rob Yale
#2
08/08/2004 (1:32 pm)
Very interesting tunes. You interested in a project right now?
#3
08/08/2004 (2:11 pm)
Cool music! but i would get rid of that login thing you got goin on there...
#4
Absolutely we're interested! Email me with some information about the project and we can discuss it.
Rob
08/08/2004 (7:00 pm)
Gonzo,Absolutely we're interested! Email me with some information about the project and we can discuss it.
Rob
#5
As for the comments vis-a-vis the login to the AdBeast site, not to worry; we're revamping the website so that you'll be able to click on buttons for different genres of music. It's all ready to go, but the web guy is waiting for biographical information from Graeme and me.
But thanks for the feedback.
Eric,
I've seen the problem you've described when ad-blockers are enabled, but not when they're disabled. I wonder if it's a browser specific thing? In any case, I'm interested in getting to the bottom of why you can't get in - it certainly doesn't do Yale Music any good if folks can't hear our music!
Cheers,
Rob
I just found some info on the AdBeast site, perhaps it applies:
TROUBLE SHOOTING
LOGGING IN
Login Box won't come up properly
In your browser settings Java Script must be enabled.
In your browser settings Cookies must be enabled.
Can't Login
Make sure you are logging in from the correct website.
Make sure the username and password are correct.
Make sure you type in the username and password using all lowercase and no spaces.
08/08/2004 (7:09 pm)
Hi,As for the comments vis-a-vis the login to the AdBeast site, not to worry; we're revamping the website so that you'll be able to click on buttons for different genres of music. It's all ready to go, but the web guy is waiting for biographical information from Graeme and me.
But thanks for the feedback.
Eric,
I've seen the problem you've described when ad-blockers are enabled, but not when they're disabled. I wonder if it's a browser specific thing? In any case, I'm interested in getting to the bottom of why you can't get in - it certainly doesn't do Yale Music any good if folks can't hear our music!
Cheers,
Rob
I just found some info on the AdBeast site, perhaps it applies:
TROUBLE SHOOTING
LOGGING IN
Login Box won't come up properly
In your browser settings Java Script must be enabled.
In your browser settings Cookies must be enabled.
Can't Login
Make sure you are logging in from the correct website.
Make sure the username and password are correct.
Make sure you type in the username and password using all lowercase and no spaces.
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