Queue on 19/1/2010 at 00:51
This is the first time I've read the "announcement interview." It's a rather fascinating read that, though there's nothing we don't already know, everyone should check out.
jtr7 on 19/1/2010 at 01:29
My friend
acridrose gets the credit for this one, fellow taffers. I just let Tim know about it after Namdrol messaged me first. :angel:
Quote Posted by Queue
And don't forget, Paul, we're a bunch of reactionary doom-saying bastards who love to nitpick and bash when it comes to Thief (okay...okay... damn near anything). Friendly--but bastards.
Welcome!
Devs are piñatas we beat with sticks, when we aren't flailing comically desperately and sadly, hoping to get the devs to spill their goodies, and if we can't get one good swing in, we go beat the dead horse.
pavlovscat on 19/1/2010 at 01:40
Hey, Paul & welcome to the forum. I am very happy to see that you are taking an interest in the people who have done the largest part of keeping Thief alive for 10 yrs. Eric Brosius made some awesome music. Hearing that you are both familiar with his work & like it sounds like a good omen. Your resume is impressive and gives me hope that the soundtrack will be done in a proper Thiefy manner. :cheeky:
Thank you for any bits of info you can give us! :thumb:
jtr7 on 19/1/2010 at 04:31
A fan mock-up. :)
Guvnor_P on 19/1/2010 at 09:31
One other thing I'll mention is that I'm the Audio Director, Composer & Sound Designer. It's rare to do all three jobs on a title of this size, but it makes a lot of sense given the context.
If you play any of the demos on the Earcom website, remember that it's designed to show my range of skills.
Thanks for the kind words.
PW
jtr7 on 19/1/2010 at 09:32
Wow, triple-threat! Okay. :thumb:
Guvnor_P on 19/1/2010 at 09:35
And regarding that Camila Vala Roberto link on the Thief4 forum, that's a nice piece of work. I only do the occasional bit of lecturing at Ravensbourne, but I did teach her for a semester.
Good old reverse reverb, can't go wrong with that effect.
jtr7 on 19/1/2010 at 09:41
One of my favorites. :cheeky:
Cardia on 19/1/2010 at 11:29
Those are bad news, as Eric Brosius is my favourite music game composer, anyway i hope the new composer EidosMontreal has make something decent, because latetly there is only boring soundtracks in the new games, with a few exceptions luckly.
