Resources for
Education and Training |
Sound Librarian has developed an extensive series of resources to support our training and educational material. This is part of offering a total solution to educational institutes and ensuring students have the best possible environment in which to be inspired and to learn. These resources cover a wide range of materials to suit the broad range of skills that modern creative professionals need to develop.
Sound Librarian can also offer these resources independent to our training courses to supplement existing educational curriculums.
Sound Librarian can also offer these resources independent to our training courses to supplement existing educational curriculums.
101 Video Games You Must Listen to Before You Die
101 Video Games is a series of videos that analyze the audio content from various games. Selected across the entire history of game development from any of the available platforms this series looks at significant examples of game audio, explores aspects of the game design, the narrative and how the audio integrates with these aspects.
101 Video Games also discusses the growth and development of game audio production over the history of the industry and encourages listeners to think beyond the usual perceptions of audio for games. A small selection of these videos are publicly available on YouTube for previewing.
Bioshock 2 Audio Analysis
Jetpack Joyride Audio Analysis
Audio Production Workshops
Sound Librarian runs annual workshops on sound recording and audio production. From these workshops we are able to produce a series of videos that present some of the highlights from the workshop event. This video series will be a constantly growing resource over the years as new workshops are run.
Recording Workshop Part 1. Working with Fire
Video Game Music Scores
Stephan Schütze has been a sound designer and composer in the video games industry for over thirteen years and in that time has written musical scores for a wide range of game genres and musical styles.
Stephan was the first person to compose a fully orchestral score in Australia and worked on three projects with Melbourne Symphony. Sound Librarian has access to over two hours of full orchestral scores from Stephan's projects that provide an excellent insight into the world of video game composing.
Our resource collection contains over 50 pieces scored for full orchestra across a wide variety of styles. Each piece includes a video preview or the score synced to the music for quick reference as well as a complete version of the score in PDF format and a recording of the final piece to enable thorough study of the works.
Stephan was the first person to compose a fully orchestral score in Australia and worked on three projects with Melbourne Symphony. Sound Librarian has access to over two hours of full orchestral scores from Stephan's projects that provide an excellent insight into the world of video game composing.
Our resource collection contains over 50 pieces scored for full orchestra across a wide variety of styles. Each piece includes a video preview or the score synced to the music for quick reference as well as a complete version of the score in PDF format and a recording of the final piece to enable thorough study of the works.
Goddard's Insides |
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FMOD TV Video Tutorial Series
Sound Librarian developed and produced the FMOD TV video tutorials for FMOD Designer and FMOD Studio. These are a free resource available on YouTube and help to further support the knowledge base for FMOD products. This series is regularly updated and will continue to expand as FMOD Studio continues to develop.
FMOD Studio Interface Introduction
The Global Sound Map
Sound Map projects have been created in several countries around the world, they are an interesting form of exploration and discovery. The Sound Librarian Sound Map is designed to inspire students to explore and discover.
The map logs sites around the world that have been discovered as part of the travels of the Sound Librarian team. Each site provides an image, some basic information and a sound recording. The Sound Map will continue to expand with eventual plans to open it up to students around the world to add their own discoveries to share with their global neighbors.
The map logs sites around the world that have been discovered as part of the travels of the Sound Librarian team. Each site provides an image, some basic information and a sound recording. The Sound Map will continue to expand with eventual plans to open it up to students around the world to add their own discoveries to share with their global neighbors.