Some of you may have heard me discuss how I now spend much more time
with my music production hobby than I do gaming. Part of that hobby
involves watching lots of YT videos (product demos/reviews, tutorials,
or sometimes just infotainment vids from industry personalities).

So Alex Ball gets a lot of respect from the YT music community, he is
somewhat of a synthesizer historian (for lack of a better way to
describe him) and a talented guy who is known for investing the top to
research specific topics deeply, and often he spends time discussing
the reproduction of certain sounds the viewer may be familiar with.

So.... here he is discussing sounds from the game Halo, their source
and how they were made.

Personally I've never played Halo, so while I always enjoy Alex's
videos, there wasn't anything here specifically I could really connect
with. But, I figured maybe someone here might enjoy this if they were
into Halo / XBox etc.

https://youtu.be/qT6eBqzzyic

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Rin Stowleigh <[email protected]> wrote at 00:16 this Friday (GMT):

Some of you may have heard me discuss how I now spend much more time
with my music production hobby than I do gaming. Part of that hobby
involves watching lots of YT videos (product demos/reviews, tutorials,
or sometimes just infotainment vids from industry personalities).

So Alex Ball gets a lot of respect from the YT music community, he is somewhat of a synthesizer historian (for lack of a better way to
describe him) and a talented guy who is known for investing the top to research specific topics deeply, and often he spends time discussing
the reproduction of certain sounds the viewer may be familiar with.

So.... here he is discussing sounds from the game Halo, their source
and how they were made.

Personally I've never played Halo, so while I always enjoy Alex's
videos, there wasn't anything here specifically I could really connect
with. But, I figured maybe someone here might enjoy this if they were
into Halo / XBox etc.

https://youtu.be/qT6eBqzzyic

I've gotten the chance to play Halo 3 recently and it's fun!
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candycanearter07 <[email protected]> wrote:

Rin Stowleigh <[email protected]> wrote at 00:16 this Friday (GMT):

Some of you may have heard me discuss how I now spend much more time
with my music production hobby than I do gaming. Part of that hobby involves watching lots of YT videos (product demos/reviews, tutorials,
or sometimes just infotainment vids from industry personalities).

So Alex Ball gets a lot of respect from the YT music community, he is somewhat of a synthesizer historian (for lack of a better way to
describe him) and a talented guy who is known for investing the top to research specific topics deeply, and often he spends time discussing
the reproduction of certain sounds the viewer may be familiar with.

So.... here he is discussing sounds from the game Halo, their source
and how they were made.

Personally I've never played Halo, so while I always enjoy Alex's
videos, there wasn't anything here specifically I could really connect with. But, I figured maybe someone here might enjoy this if they were
into Halo / XBox etc.

https://youtu.be/qT6eBqzzyic

I've gotten the chance to play Halo 3 recently and it's fun!

I played the first game during a free weekend. It wasn't bad. I do enjoy
Red vs. Blue series back then.

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Ant <[email protected]> wrote at 17:58 this Friday (GMT):

candycanearter07 <[email protected]> wrote:

Rin Stowleigh <[email protected]> wrote at 00:16 this Friday (GMT): >> >

Some of you may have heard me discuss how I now spend much more time
with my music production hobby than I do gaming. Part of that hobby
involves watching lots of YT videos (product demos/reviews, tutorials,
or sometimes just infotainment vids from industry personalities).

So Alex Ball gets a lot of respect from the YT music community, he is
somewhat of a synthesizer historian (for lack of a better way to
describe him) and a talented guy who is known for investing the top to
research specific topics deeply, and often he spends time discussing
the reproduction of certain sounds the viewer may be familiar with.

So.... here he is discussing sounds from the game Halo, their source
and how they were made.

Personally I've never played Halo, so while I always enjoy Alex's
videos, there wasn't anything here specifically I could really connect
with. But, I figured maybe someone here might enjoy this if they were
into Halo / XBox etc.

https://youtu.be/qT6eBqzzyic

I've gotten the chance to play Halo 3 recently and it's fun!

I played the first game during a free weekend. It wasn't bad. I do enjoy
Red vs. Blue series back then.

Heard that it (and their creators) kinda fell off hard.
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