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    Experienced audio professional with more than 10 years of demonstrated history of working in the video game and film industry.

    Matthew Pablo @deadlyfishes

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    Berklee College of Music 2013

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    Posted by deadlyfishes - March 3rd, 2013


    Here's the final mix from the studio. There were some intonation issues that night because the piano was out of tune slightly and we had get everyone to tune to it. Not too big of an issue, but considering our 40 minute time frame to record I think it went very well.

    Here's the audio:

    http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/52570

    Here's the full score if you want to check it out:
    http://tinyurl.com/ce33nd3

    The timings and the lines on the score were for the punches and streamers to sync my conducting to the video. This method is primarily used when recording music that is more free or rubato feeling.

    The music may seem a bit dull because it kind of stays in the same harmony for the most part, but sometimes this is what is required of us to write for a scene in a film. I've seen film scores that are literally just two notes on the piano and harp for 3 minutes *COUGH*LOST*COUGH* anyways... It was actually quite difficult to figure out how to make something very sad and depressing but still have it be uplifting and hopeful. I think sneaking in that lydian chordscale and subtly putting in a subdominant chord without being too abrupt worked pretty well too.

    I don't have the video up yet, but I will upload it soon on my YouTube channel:
    http://www.youtube.com/user/letspretendxc0re

    Enjoy!

     Some new recordings from the film scoring studio!


    Posted by deadlyfishes - February 26th, 2013


    Hey guys, I just finished editing music for a trailer of game for iOS (iPhone/iPad) called "Dungeon Plunder." It's really an awesome game! I found myself addicted to it while I was playtesting it.

    You can find more information about the game here:
    http://www.dungeonplunder.com

    We also released the official soundtrack on iTunes! Check it out here:
    https://itunes.apple.com/album/dungeon-plunder-o riginal-soundtrack/id607245468

    The trailer is still a WIP and I'll probably post it soon, but here is a little teaser screenshot for you guys:

    Dungeon Plunder for iOS - Coming out soon!


    Posted by deadlyfishes - February 22nd, 2013


    Sweet! My entry in the MAC 13 Orchestral made it up to 2nd place! Another banner to add to my collection. Hope there will be more contests for me to take on, it's been awesome to be part of these contests with so many great composers!

    Woo hoo! Placed in another contest!


    Posted by deadlyfishes - December 19th, 2012


    This is a official announcement trailer that I made, and scored music to. The music in the trailer isn't the in-game music but some of the music at the end is. Anyways here it is:

    We're going to release it on Steam, and we are currently accepting playtesters! Please support us on Steam by voting for our game to be accepted!

    If you're interested in playtesting Galactose: Pastries in Space send me a PM and I will gladly get you started!


    Posted by deadlyfishes - December 18th, 2012


    This Fall/Winter I've had a great opportunity to have some of my full orchestral film scores performed and recorded with a live symphonic orchestra!

    I will be working on mixes in Pro Tools 10 HD and get some stuff posted up here. This is a Pro Tools Session for one of my Film Scoring Sessions. Get hyped! The recordings turned out great! Now it's time to hit the mixing board and get to work!

    Live Film Scoring Orchestra Session!