Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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A podcast that features a varied cohort conversing regularly about game audio since 2014! Ideas, techniques, secrets, opinions, and all the miscellany you can fathom related to the world of sound design and music production for video games.
Unknown Host hosts Game Audio Hour, a leisure show with 72 episodes published.
It's September, and the gang is back in force to chat about audio, and mostly game audio, even! Alex, Mike, and Vince talk about instrumental excursions, modern album releases, and even an audio middleware from 34 years
Another hiatus... followed inevitably by another eagerly anticipated episode! Alex and Vince get immersed in VR and Visual Novels and live to tell the tale! Other notable mentions include: 16bit Sensation (Manga and Anim
It's been more than a month since the last episode, but contrary to popular belief, Mike, Alex, and Vince are very much alive and ready to chat about games, audio, and (of course) game audio! Other notable mentions inclu
The trio returns in 2025! Mike, Alex, and Vince opine about various topics, some of which are even tangentially related to games, audio, or game audio! Other notable mentions include: Zebra 3 (U-He soft synthesizer) New
The GAH is back for its first episode of 2025! Alex and Vince get off to a rousing start with some chat about music merchants and then spin out towards other things in the worlds of games, audio, and... you guessed it...
Alex, Mike, and Vince enter into a month of shopping and sales and leave with various acquisitions, so of course they have to talk about the various audio related purchases they made! Other notable mentions include: Tai
This GAH has the trio joined by special guest: Stephen O'Bent! The episode features mention of all the usual stuff from the challenges of game audio education to the importance of playing Super Mario Odyssey with your ki
The trio finally make mention of Halloween festivities... but not before talk of intimate game audio conferences, recording methodology, and gear new and old. Other notable mentions include: Goat: A Musing Whimsy (Novel,
Mike, Alex, and Vince gather for an October podcast without once mentioning any impending Halloween celebrations. They do mention, however, past cartoons, past music periodicals, and a rather recent video game soundtrack
The GAH trio is joined by special guest: Kochun Hu! Sure, they eventually get to talking about Astroneer and music philosophy, but before that, they just have to talk about Alex's favorite subject: TRACKERS. Other notabl
Alex and Vince chat a bit about Concord despite not playing it, and now no longer having a chance to play it. Then it's off to Germany, Russia, and back to Britain as they talk cool plugins, state orchestras, and progres
Vince returns from Japan (again?!) to describe what he saw at the CEDEC conference and chat a bit about his talk, Mike looks back with some fondness at 3+ decades of Finale's impact on the music writing scene, and the tw
Vince has the mic all to himself and he's reminded of his struggle with audio latency, so of course he has to inflict you with it as well! Other notable mentions include: Sony BRAVIA Theater Quad sound system Tokyo Reven
The duo of Mike and Vince find themselves confronted with the eternally burning question of: FMOD or WWISE? Other notable mentions include: Nothing But Thieves Godot Featuring: Vincent Diamante and Alex May Recorded July
The GAH trio are joined by a special guest: Almut Schwacke! They chat about audio and touch on things like: discovering foley, being a tonmeister, and getting into video games after starting in the film sound editing wor
Work habits, FMOD, and brown noise figure prominently in this episode of the GAH, with Alex in particular berating Vince for his poor attempts at work-life balance while Mike maintains order with some helpful tips. Other
The pair of Alex and Vince go back and forth, chatting about audio tools, monitoring environments, and... food poisoning?! Other notable mentions include: Designer Notes (Podcast / Soren Johnson) Horizon: Forbidden West
It's a duo for this episode, and both Mike and Vince are chatting about things that they might do while in the lulls between major projects. Other notable mentions include: SSL (Audio Manufacturer) White Sea Studios (You
After chatting a bit with him during conferences the past year, we had to invite composer and performer John Robert Matz onto the show to chat about what he's been up to lately! He talks about the score for Tchia but als
Another GDC has come and went, and two of the GAH trio were around to partake... but that's not nearly the only game event worth going to early in the calendar year! But the real question for this episode is: Can ANY gam
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