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Techniques audio, alternatives sans code à Wwise et FMOD, notes de composition IA, et ce que nous apprenons en créant l'audio de jeu sans middleware.
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Shell Voicings: Why Jazz Pianists Only Play Two Notes
Jazz chord voicings often leave out the root and fifth entirely, keeping only the 3rd and 7th. These 'guide tones' carry the full harmonic information of the chord in two notes.
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Puzzle Game Music: How to Score Without Distracting the Player
Puzzle game music needs to support concentration, not compete for it. A guide to tempo, repetition tolerance, and adaptive techniques for flow-state genres.
Best Music for Platformer Games: Tempo, Key, and Adaptive Layering
Platformer music lives or dies on momentum. A practical guide to tempo, key choice, and how adaptive layering (calm traversal → boss intensity) keeps the energy matched to what's on screen.
Adaptive music 101: thinking in states, not songs
Game music isn't a playlist — it's a graph. A practical introduction to state-based scoring: Explore, Tension, Combat, and the transitions that make players feel the change.
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