Podcasts about whitaker trebella

Do you hear that sound? Can you feel it? The cool ocean breeze in your hair, the salt on your tongue. It's the smooth crash of the Last Wave on KVGM with your host, Hammock, bringing you thirty minutes of the best video game jams(z) from all your favorite composers and consoles, each and every week from our beachside studio on sunny Aqua City Island. Sit back, relax, and get ready to catch...the Last Wave.Golf, tennis, mahjong, scuba diving, sexy puzzles, robot puzzles, poison(?), and, of course, baseball. The fundamentals of smooth video game jams. Well, maybe not poison or robot puzzles...but you get the idea. It's crazy to think that we're in August already, the year more than halfway over -- although, to be fair, 2020 has felt like 5 years so far. Enjoy summer if you can. Go out to somewhere beautiful and isolated and commune with nature because we can't commune with each other. DOWNLOAD - THE LAST WAVE (8/2/20)PlaylistNineball Island (Day) - Arika(Endless Ocean: Blue World, Nintendo Wii)PN05 - USK Soundware(Poison Needle, PC-98)Mission Failure - Takane Okubo and Katsunari Kitajima(SD Gundam Power Formation Puzzle, Super Famicom)Hot Tennis Nights - Unknown(Power Serve, Playstation)Character Select - Manabu Namiki(Dejiko no Mahjong Party, Game Boy Color)Scoreboard - Yoshiki Nishimura(The Pro Yakyuu, PC-Engine CD)Pleased Chippy - Whitaker Trebella(Flappy Golf, Mobile)Staff Roll - Kaoru Yasuda(Gals Panic SS, Sega Saturn)

Take a peek behind the scenes of the Composer Quest Olympics in today's episode. I also talk with video game composers in Chicago about career advice, rhythmic composing tips, and silly six-second Vine melodies.

In this episode: We talked iTunes reviews and how many interesting games came out this week. We talked news including the Apple/iTunes Confederate Flag issue and Touch Arcade’s Patreon campaign. We talked games…and here they are: Piloteer ($2.99, iOS, Fixpoint Productions – Whitaker Trebella) – […]

In this episode of Composer Quest, I chat with video game musician and coder Whitaker Trebella. He shares his words of wisdom on writing for games, producing chiptune music, and getting composing gigs through Twitter. He also composes an on-the-spot "quickprov" using Logic Pro. Finally, we ponder what would happen if Beethoven was given a laptop. Would he be making dubstep tracks?