Haha, hope it's more of a good thing! I'm looking to create a mega-album of my popular game music tracks to streaming services for people to enjoy on their favorite streaming apps. I might 're-master' or do some really nice improvements to the more popular ones, and also retain the original versions for nostalgia :D

Always the DAW for producing and scoring. Sibelius is for when I need to do live recordings. The reason why I have so many scores like this is because many of my college projects required a score.

@@MatthewPablo interesting. I always found reading scores very instinctual and the piano rolls in Cubase is hard for me to "hear". Do you find that DAW audio rendition is significantly better than NotePerformer?

Heyya! That would be awesome, I would love to hear your performance of this. I am working on releasing a lot of my catalog to streaming services, hopefully I can get this one out too. Were you able to download the sheet music and everything?

@@MatthewPablo yeah! I've actually had the sheet music for a while now, but I didn't have time to learn it due to music college 😅, now that that's finished I can get to learn and perform music that's special to me, so yeah, I'll get to it and hopefully you'll like it once I upload it, thank you very much, and good luck with the release of your catalog :)

Thanks for stopping by! I hope to add more music to my streaming catalog and RU-vid soon!

Haha good times! I hope to release alot of my old catalog, and my new music soon this year!

Thanks! This is super old, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I hope to upload more this year!

Hopefully I can release all my backlog catalog of music tracks to spotify soon. That's my plan for this year! Check out my website in my profile if you want to see what I've done lately, to find my other links! - Thanks for being a long time fan and listening to my music. It really means so much to me!

Yeah! I'm working hard this year on getting my catalog of music out on streaming services. I might want to re-do all of my old guitar music because I can totally do it better now :)

@@MatthewPablo LETS GO! that would be awesome, i'd love to hear an better version of acension and zero hour

It was not even altered slightly... Extremely blatant, really sad... Thanks for listening to my music over the years and thanks the heads up!

FMOD for smaller indie games is not as common. Usually you'll be using FMOD when working with a team that is really utilizing it, especially in the sound design department. Crossfading transitions and tracks can easily be done within any game engine if there is access to volume sliders. As a composer, it's also pretty rare to be doing implementation yourself, but sometimes being a sole audio designer might require these skills. That being said, the specific issue you're having might be because my tutorials may be a bit out of date and nested events are called something else. I've been using Wwise within the last few years, so I might need a refresher myself. I might go back and start a new dynamic game music series here on my channel. We'll see, I've got a ton of music to release, and a lot of updates for my followers. I don't have any courses, or coaching set up officially, but I would be happy to chat with you over e-mail, discord etc.... connect with me via e-mail and lets take it from there matthewpablo@gmail.com I personally think that this specific technique in FMOD is only needed when you are using FMOD for everything else in your game. If this is all you need to do with music, you might be better off not using it since FMOD can be quite expensive when it comes to licensing.

Updated link!

I updated the link in the description but here is a direct link: www.matthewpablo.com/wp-content/Files/Scores/Sonatina%20in%20C%20Minor%20-%20Matthew%20Pablo.pdf

Thanks!

Thank you so much for listening to me over the years, I hope I can meet my goals this year of releasing my backlog of music on streaming platforms and upload more videos to RU-vid!

Haha what do you mean? Honestly I'm not familiar with Prodigy as much

Thank you! <3

Thanks for listening in and supporting me after all these years. I hope to give back to my fans and supporters soon with some new music content coming up on my channel hopefully around the early Fall of this year. I'd suggest that you follow me on twitch for impromptu music streams and my IG where I post music stories weekly. I'm definitely thinking of reviving my old prog-metal tracks like this one at some point. EDM, old-school hiphop, funk and some black metal tracks are the ones on my list for upcoming albums/EPs on my spotify. Follow me here if you'd like, and thanks again! linktr.ee/deadlyfishes

Thank you! I hope to re-upload this as a performance and revamp my channel soon in general :3

This video is so old! I don't use soundfonts anymore and exclusively use kontakt libraries. - However I believe this was mostly squidfont orchestral soundfont and Edirol Orchestra soundfont

I love that game and I was so happy to hear that my track was licensed for it, I didn't know until I played it! Those sim games always have a very unique and interesting experience.

Thank you for your comment (I had to translate it) - It means a lot! Glad you enjoyed this piece :)

haha what? Is that in reference to a game this track is in? XD

@@MatthewPablo​​⁠ your music Wasteland Showdown overdrive version was used in a Roblox game called Reason 2 Die Awakening (R2DA for short), it was used in a boss fight called King Cherry Cake, the game is sadly discontinued.