(Author Scott Looney is a game audio education pioneer and Co-Founder and CTO of the Game Audio Institute (GAI). The next GAI course, “VR and Audio Concepts and Practice in Unity” runs from February 1st-March 26, 2021. Visit here for more details.)
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For an even deeper journey into the world of game audio, sign up for the Hands-On Game Audio Intensive Workshop, June 25-28 at San Francisco State University. This workshop is not to be missed by anyone interested in expanding the role of game audio in their career. Click here to Read more...
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You’ve probably been hearing a lot about game audio these days. There is no doubt that games keep on growing in popularity as gamification continues to permeate our everyday lives.
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