Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan ike

Lords: * Ryan * Cort Topics: * Is it possible to make a "meat flavored" potato chip that's not disgusting. * Meandering Pico-8 tracker jabbering * Do you think anyone has ever used the "Add or Remove Programs" interface to add a program? * Tommy C * https://genius.com/Dan-le-sac-vs-scroobius-pip-tommy-c-lyrics * Advent calendars are just tiny bulk-rate loot crates Microtopics: * Ryan Ike Audio on Instagram. * How to make music and have balance in your life. * If there's nothing to fail at, what are you bad at? * Stand Elsewhere, an Oregon Trail-like. * Converting 50s pop songs to chunky four channel chip tunes. * The Pico-8 Splore database. * Asking a friend to make music for your PiCoSteveMo game, and having to explain what a PiCoSteveMo is, then Pico-8, trackers, music, sound, air, matter, and existence itself. * Potatoed Chips. * Romanian Beef Bolognese Flavored Potato Chips. * Abuela's All-Day Braised Carnitas potato chips. * Hate-buying a terrible flavor potato chips over and over so you can make everybody you know taste them. * Raw Hamburger flavored potato chips that moo when you eat them. * The Doritos Brain-hack. * Looking at the box of Frosted Mini-Wheats with a shrimp on the box and thinking "that's a little shrimpy" * Cool American Doritos. * Eat the cool. They knew the risks. * A bowl of M&Ms with a single Skittle in it. * Fresh Meat Potato Chips. * Walking into the Frito-Lay factory, dangling your jaw open and waiting for come what may. * All Night Nippon Shredded Abuela's Braised Carnitas. * The Taki's One-Chip Challenge. * Inviting all your friends over to try the new Strawberry Mochi Dill Pickle potato chips. * Explaining to your daughter's friends' parents that we're going to give your children tablets I got on the Internet and then we're going to eat lots of food and it's going to taste really weird. The FDA doesn't allow you to put this in food but I need you to dissolve this on your tongue. * Par-boiling your soft palate in lemon juice because it tastes so amazing. * Reprogramming your tongue to remix your palate. * What to do if you love both music and spreadsheets. * Art tools that make your tummy feel icky. * Mr. Lee by the Bobbettes. * What trackers are good at. * An extremely Bojangles tracker configuration. * Trying to do Math Rock in the Pico-8 tracker. * Triggering patterns 0 through 7 as instruments. * Whether the Add or Remove Programs interface can add a program. * Windows Sandbox. * Jacking your whole life up but your Windows desktop is pristine. * Getting a burner desktop for write-ins. * Inventing a guy named Dampiel and getting mad at him even years later. * Classic Dampy. * Renaming your game to doom.exe and suddenly Nvidia cards run it way better. * Putting a comment in your shader saying "Dear Nvidia, please make this shader look rad." * The Valve guy refusing to tell you how the math is wrong. * A selection of gags, hand movements and facial expressions. * Dying onstage while the audience applauds. * Feigning death so often as part of your comedy act so when you really die during your routine it'll be hilarious. * Death: just a bad deal all around. * Not my birth mom, but my robo-mom. * Having a death so weird that even as an extremely minor celebrity you end up on TMZ. * Doing extensive R&D so that you can somehow be murdered by a flamingo. * A bloodied flamingo wearing Ryan Ike's glasses. * Walking through the zoo looking for opportunities for environmental storytelling. * Accidentally doing an immaculate 360 Christ Air and then dying on impact. * Thinking of one funny scenario a month. * A treat that's busting the seams of the Advent Calendar door. * A sack of little handmade animal ornaments. * The Joy of Mastery. * Empty Advent Calendars. * Going shopping for used candy after Halloween. * Terrible Novelty Potato Chip of the Day. * One big Advent calendar the size of a barn door with 365 doors in it. * The Mayan Advent Calendar. * Automats. * Wheel of Fortune except you're assembling a wheel and not a phrase. * Spin the wheel, make a deal! * The first podcast of the rest of your life.

Julia Minamata, Chase Bethea, Anya Combs, and Ryan Ike join Chris DeLeon (the birthday boy!) for a panel about questions for people newer to the business side. Learn more or work with us FeelBetterDoingBusiness.com Music by Danny Baranowsky

Ryan Ike (RyanIke.com) is a professional, award-winning composer and sound designer. In addition to his games experience he also has done music and sound for film, ads, and web content. Part 2 of 2. Music by Danny Baranowsky

Ryan Ike (RyanIke.com) is a professional, award-winning composer and sound designer. In addition to his games experience he also has done music and sound for film, ads, and web content. Part 1 of 2. Music by Danny Baranowsky

Louise Blain explores the lighter side of gaming soundtracks with a look at music for some of the wittiest games on the screen and talks to composer Grant Kirkhope. The programme looks at some of the ways humour appears in games and in gaming scores and features music from Oli Woods' 'Worms WMD', Peter McConnell's 'Psycholnauts 2', River Boy's 'Cult of the Lamb', Christopher Heral's 'Rayman Legends', Ryan Ike's 'West Of Loathing', Dan Golding's 'Untitled Goose Game', Toby Fox's 'Undertale' and the 'Stanley Parable' from the Blake Robinson Synthetic Orchestra. The programme also features cues from 'Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope', 'Yooka-Laylee' and 'Kingdons of Amalar - Reckoning' by Grant Kirkhope and this month's HiScore is Gareth Coker's 'Immortals - Fenyx Rising'.

In this episode, we meet Ryan Ike. He is the video game composer behind the soundtracks of West of Loathing, Reigns: Game of Thrones, and the upcoming Wizard With a Gun. We talk about networking in the game industry, composing in different styles, work-life balance, and more!   Visit My Website riosmusic.org   Support My Work: Become A Patreon Subscribe to my newsletter Twitter Instagram Affiliates CD Keys Fiverr  

In an extremely special episode, Leia and Josh are joined by famed video game composer Ryan Ike (When the Water Tastes Like Wine, West of Loathing) to talk about Arkham Asylum! We go deep into the psychology of the Batman rogue gallery, Arkham Asylum's economic impact on Gotham, Penguin's publishing dynasty and David Bowie as a Batman villain.

#16: Ryan Ike is a BAFTA-nominated video game composer and sound designer based out of Seattle WA. Ryan's worked on a ton of games, including Where the Water Tastes like Wine, Frog Fractions 2, Gunpoint, Wizard with a Gun, West of Loathing, Reigns: Game of Thrones, and many many others.  Ryan has a super diverse set of compositional styles, from writing beautiful Americana folk music all the way to banging electronic music, Ryan is able to do it all.  In this episode, we talk all about the struggles of breaking into an industry, getting good at a craft when you have no time, the persistence it takes to become known, working side jobs, creating a life with balance, and much much more.    Find Ryan Ike at: Twitter: @RyanIkeComposer Instagram: @RyanIkeAudio Spotify: Ryan Ike Website: https://www.ryanike.com/ Bandcamp: Ryan Ike   And if you're interested in making music and sound for games, I have a newsletter and free courses that will get you started, and help you find paying work in games. Just go to http://www.bit.ly/soundbizpod

Analizamos la letra de Vagrant Song, de Ryan Ike, parte de la banda sonora del videojuego Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. Hablamos de la muerte, la mitología, la soledad y las malas traducciones. NOTAS Canción original: https://youtu.be/aTGRMpVg_-s Where the Water Tastes Like Wine: https://wherethewatertasteslikewine.com México: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/México Flamenco: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamenco Diptongo: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diptongo Hiato: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiato_(fonología) Nervio vago: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nervio_vago Versión en castellano de Vagrant Song (Southwest): https://youtu.be/YHhbnLL3UbM Río Estigia: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estigia_(río) Caronte: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caronte_(mitología) Extremaunción: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacramento_de_la_unción_de_los_enfermos Hacer sapito: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabrilla Hatillo (palo con pañuelo): https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatillo_(objeto) LETRA Well, I’m gonna scrawl my name on the bare bones of the earth, I’m gonna dig my heels into the ground, ’cause when that ferryman comes for to tally up my worth I won’t leave much to find that can be found. Well, I’m gonna heft my spade up upon my wearied back, I’m gonna keep last rites tucked in my soul, ’cause when my coals burn low and my train’s run outta track won’t be no one else to dig my hole. Well, I got no companion ’cept the wind and the sea and when I’m cold and empty they’re the ones who’ll bury me. Well, I’m gonna cast my stones o’er the waters of this land, and by and by I’ll see them far and long, and when the night come down for to take me hand in hand this will be my tale, my Vagrant Song. Yeah, this will be my tale, my Vagrant Song. NUESTRA TRADUCCIÓN Voy a grabar mi nombre en los huesos expuestos de la tierra, voy a clavar mis talones en el suelo, pues cuando venga ese barquero para medir cuánto valgo no voy a dejar mucho por encontrar que pueda ser encontrado. Voy a cargar mi pala sobre mi espalda cansada, voy a arropar la extrema unción en mi alma, pues cuando mi carbón ya no queme y mi tren se haya descarrilado no habrá nadie más para cavar mi hoyo. No tengo compañero salvo el viento y el mar y cuando esté frío y vacío ellos son los que me enterrarán. Voy a arrojar mis piedras sobre las aguas de esta tierra, y tarde o temprano las veré ir largo y lejos, y cuando caiga la noche para llevarme de la mano éste será mi cuento, mi Canción Vagabunda. Sí, éste será mi cuento, mi Canción Vagabunda.

Analizamos la letra de White Rider, de Ryan Ike, escrita para la banda sonora del videojuego Where the Water Tastes Like Wine. Hablamos de videojuegos, de la Gran Depresión, de la muerte y de canciones narrativas. NOTAS Where the Water Tastes Like Wine: https://youtu.be/ERos1B73neE Gran Depresión: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Depresión Aventura gráfica: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aventura_gráfica RPG: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videojuego_de_rol Milonga de Albornoz (episodio de Letrísmica): https://anchor.fm/letrismica/episodes/Milonga-de-Albornoz-Jorge-Luis-Borges-e59ra5 Tulsa, Oklahoma: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa Santa Fe, New Mexico: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Fe_(Nuevo_México) Federico García Lorca: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federico_García_Lorca Video sobre slang en diferentes variedades de inglés: https://youtu.be/vYRHrFEpbHk De punta en blanco (frase): http://acebo.pntic.mec.es/~aromer3/Lengua/Los%20Dichos/ir%20de%20punta%20en%20blanco.htm Episodio de En busca de Porko con versión de White Rider en castellano: https://www.spreaker.com/user/11012173/5-midnight-snack-with-laura-michet Still Alive (canción de Portal): https://youtu.be/Y6ljFaKRTrI Want You Gone (canción de Portal 2): https://youtu.be/dVVZaZ8yO6o Now You’re a Hero (canción de You Have to Burn the Rope): https://youtu.be/VmuiwOGi5gA LETRA I was three days’ ride from Tulsa en route to Santa Fe and there beneath the blazing sun my horse began to sway. Was then I heard a thunderous sound come risin’ up behind: the hoofbeats of twelve horsemen, their course locked on to mine. White Rider, White Rider, ain’t fixin’ for to join your fated line. White Rider, White Rider, don’t come to claim me ’fore I had my time. Was four days’ ride from Tulsa, the Riders still in tow. They were dressed in white from toe to tip, pale horses trod below. And last among their number, a chilling sight to see: the thirteenth horse lay empty with a saddle meant for me. White Rider, White Rider, ain’t fixin’ for to join your fated line. White Rider, White Rider, don’t come to claim me ’fore I had my time. Was five day’s ride from Tulsa when I pitched into the sand: my legs gave out, my body lacked the strength enough to stand. The Horsemen moved upon me then, their leader to my side said “Son, I think the time has come to saddle up and ride.” White Rider, White Rider, well, day will come we all will join that line. White Rider, White Rider, they come to claim me now I had my time. (Now I had my time.)

This is an interview by Ryan Ike, FEMA Region 10 External Affairs Branch Chief, with Carl Cook and Chuck Steele, both founding employees and program leaders with the National Flood Insurance Program. In this interview they discuss what it was like in the early days of the program and how they worked to grow the program and get communities involved.

I'm back, for the first time with the new Game Music Shop! In stock this week is the stellar new Where the Water Tastes Like Wine OST by Ryan Ike, the eclectic Flight of Light soundtrack,  and Street Fighter: The RVA Warriors, a hip hop compilation out of Richmond, VA. Then we close with the latest EP of intense game metal with Clockwork by Super MadNES, and the spacey sounds of Continuum Kingdom's new album 7 dmns. 

Our hands smell like cardboard (not a euphemism) but there is a podcast to record! Although there’s also this motorbike to build… On this episode… Intermission Music… Vagrant Song (Deep South) – Ryan Ike – Where the Water Tastes Like Wine (Original Game Soundtrack) Bandcamp We Played… Euan continues his recent discovery of the long […]

Welcome to Meta Mapping, our first in a series of re-released episodes from the Abnormal Mapping archives with new content made possible by our Patreon subscribers.We figured it would be best to start with our very first episode, back when all our mics were bad and M used a different name. We didn't want to change any of that, so you get the raw reality of us four years ago for your listening ... pleasure? Pleasure seems like a strong word. We've come a long way, baby! And you can see those humble beginnings here.As always, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Consider supporting us on Patreon to make future shows possible and receive cool extra gifts.Games Discussed This EpisodeGunpointDmC: Devil May CryMusic Used This EpisodeBlown Away by Kevin MacLeodMelancholia by John Robert Matz, Ryan Ike and Francisco CerdaWhat the Fuck Is Wrong With You by Combichrist

We're doing something a little different this month! Instead of tackling a topic ourselves, we've invited ten of our favorite designers onto the podcast to share their personal game design processes and philosophies. Whether you're interested in mobile games, VR, tabletop games, narrative design, escape rooms, or just listening to talented people share their secrets, you're not going to want to miss this one!  Special thanks to Alexei Othenin-Girard, Jacob Burgess, Jonathan Ying, Kyle Pulver, Laura E Hall, Llaura Ash McGee, Owen Harris, Pat Kemp, Sig Gunnarson, and Teale Fristoe for taking the time to share their processes, and to John Smith, Ryan Ike, and Joshua Du Chene for providing the music on this episode.

Composer Ryan Ike got his first big break in video-game composition by answering an open call for composers on Twitter for a game called 'Gunpoint'. He got the job -- and a BAFTA nomination. Hear more about Ryan Ike on this week's episode of Top Score.

Today, Katey talks with Ryan Ike, Akash Thakkar, and Jacob Pernell about some of the most ridiculous games they've ever played - and why they love them. In this podcast: Katamari Damacy, God Hand, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Bioforge, and more!

In which I play video game music made by a Eurovision Song Contest contestant. bahamas, volley3, sidney, jingle-defaite, Victory by Jean Baudlot from Beach Volley by Ocean France; Security, Circuitry and You, Cold Halls and Footfalls by Ryan Ike, Main Theme (Melancholia) by John Robert Matz from Gunpoint by Tom Francis.

In this episode, Katey Lee talks with her husband Ryan as well as sound designers and composers Ryan Ike, Akash Thakkar, and Jacob Pernell about the Metal Gear series. They try to outline the story of the Metal Gear Universe (and fail, because that story is bananas), talk about boss fights and breaking the fourth wall, Hideo’s crazy views of women, and our theories on Quiet. They also make a LOT of fun of Hideo, because HE is bananas. It’s all out of love though, so have a listen!

In this special edition episode of BTA Podcasts, host Amanda End chats with Composers/Sound Designers Akash Thakkar, Jacob Pernell, and Ryan Ike about what its like to work on the audio for videogames.