Composer Nathan Johnson has posted a video that shows the design process for scoring the film Looper. Through the use of field recordings, Johnson creates a sound design inspired nontraditional score for the time-traveling action thriller. Some of the tools of choice were the Sony PCM-D50 and NI Kontakt. Check out the video below for a preview of the score and one of the best uses of an M-Box yet.
A chemist turned technical sound designer, Roel has a passion for all things game audio. With a fondness for programming tools and implementation, he recently landed a position at Volition, Inc. (Deep Silver) as an in-house audio designer where he works with a talented audio team, making kick-ass audio for open world AAA games. He looks forward to collaborating and sharing his enthusiasm with the audio community.
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