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DOOMBLADENewsSave & Sound - A celebration of music in games - Live Sept 11 to Sept 14
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Save & Sound - A celebration of music in games - Live Sept 11 to Sept 14

DOOMBLADE · published 29 Aug 2023, 14:23 UTC

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Join us September 11 - 14 right here on Steam for one of the largest digital expos about audio and music in games. Save & Sound features concerts, deep-dives, and mashups from 70+ developers from around the world!

Starting at 10am PDT / 7pm CEST, a 3-day live show from September 11 - 13 will showcase original content made just for Save & Sound.

Brian Skeel, composer of DOOMBLADE's soundtrack, has prepared an audio deep dive where he talks about the music of DOOMBLADE. He demonstrates how he perfectly blended the lush atmosphere and crushing aggression to fit the game. In DOOMBLADE, where innocence and vengeance form an unlikely pair, the music blurs the lines between organic instrumentation and synthetic sound design, reflecting an environment where ancient lands and advanced technology coexist.

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The show will be streamed on the Save & Sound website, YouTube, and Twitch. Check out all the games part of the event on saveandsound.io

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