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This is a reissue of my podcast Making My Own Music that ran from 2012 to 2014. Most of the websites, email addresses, and voicemail numbers mentioned have been cancelled. You can find the reissues of this podcast at tomsnively.com/podcast, or email me at tom@tomsnively.com. This podcast had 28 episodes while called Making My Own Music , was then re-branded to Inside Video Game Music and had 10 more episodes. They will all eventually be at tomsnively.com/podcast, but I will try to release a reissue episode each week until all 38 episodes are released in 2026.
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Originally posted on July 28, 2013 In this episode, I talk about three songs that I have re-mixed and re-released since the original episodes. I talk about my upcoming move, moving my studio to a new house, and my career
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Originally posted on October 24, 2012 In this episode, I talk about my punk rock cover version of “A Teenager In Love” that I recorded in October 2012. I sing and play the electric guitar, and used synthesizers for the b
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Originally posted on August 19, 2012 In this episode, I talk about a classical song for orchestra that I composed in August 2012 called “Revolution Fan Podcast Theme.” This will be used as the theme song for the Revoluti
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Originally posted July 15, 2012 In this episode, I discuss a rock song I originally wrote in 1996 that still has no lyrics, along with some recording techniques and new tools I’ve been exploring. I also briefly cover App
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Originally posted on June 24, 2012 In this episode, I interview Steve Lanciano about producing, composing, arranging, and recording his Christian & Gospel CD “Modern Day Psalms – My Heart Is Fixed” and play a track, The
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Originally posted on June 3, 2012 In this episode, I talk about my jazz fusion piece “Fusion” composed in 1994. I also talk about extended major and extended minor chords. I started by reading an email from Steve Snively
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Originally posted May 20, 2012 In this episode, I discuss my new age piece Late Day Storm (May 2012), along with new age music in general and the Tangerine Dream track “Exit.” New age music is often used for relaxation a
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Originally posted May 6, 2012 In this episode, I talk about my composition “Sleepy” composed for a jazz combo in 1991 . I thank a woman from Argentina calling herself Nightlock for @mentioning me on twitter. @ItsAboutJob
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Originally released on April 22, 2012 My composition “Funk (for solo piano)” was composed at Penn State for a composition class. We had to write a piece using a lot of perfect fourths. I created this piece for solo piano
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Originally released on April 8, 2012 In this episode, I talk about my composition “Powerhouse,” composed and arranged for a jazz band when I was in high school. I begin the episode talking about the response to episode 1
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Originally released on March 25, 2012 In this episode, I talk about my composition “Fountain” inspired by the fountain outside the old music building at Penn State. The original Fountain melody was composed for a composi
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Originally released on March 11, 2012 In this episode, I introduce myself and my musical background, and then talk about my composition “Rue’s Whistle” inspired by the Mockingjay Call from the Hunger Games soundtrack. Yo
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