Here 7 years later. To this day ive played both inside and playdead and still ponder what these games are truly about. What pains me is that i will probably never have a good answer to solidify my needs. I love it. People dont understand the deep, dark, heart stopping components this game offers. Every detail. Rain drop, wind gust, grass blowing in the wind, background environment. Truly a masterpiece. My heart belongs to playdead. I shall continue to wait patiently for the next game.

*Promo SM* 🌺

That is so cool!!

I find it hard to believe that nobody is clapping hands after those examples. Unless the mics don't pick it up.

What an absolutely interesting and brilliant human

Exceptional artist. The concept of his sound interpolation remains a mystery, I guess he didn't want to reveal too much of his process here. It's definitely more than just fading. Also, I would have loved to get some insight about the 'integration' aspect of his soundscapes into the game as part of the game engine. I.e. how much is based on loops, how much is based on pattern sequences, etc.

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The crackling and rumble of the lighting bolt echoing ... so good!!!

I love that Chris Watson's is such a passionate master recording engineer and sound designer etc and his so humble!!!

great insights, thank you

About six years ago Stealth media set up office in Brighton took millions from people like me to make films. No films were made ,we lost our money. The police prosecuted but because of some technical law or position we were not able to have our money returned. Insurance is usually obtain when making a film why are we not compensated.

This guy was where it all started for me: I discovered Cabaret Voltaire in high school back in 2002. I’ve been obsessed with synthesis and sound since then and all because this guy’s early work with that group

underrated legend

Fantastic!

Totalling captivating and inspiring. It's fantastic to see someone so focused and with such attention to detail. I wonder if there should have been a Corncrake in Constable's corn field?

wow, i expected him to have thick accent

Waren in this movie is very antykatolic fucker - great movie all kids will be scared of church and they will hate it - exactly like you wanted well done ...

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How does one 'add' spectra ? what plugins can do this?

And Adam Lanza's problem have nothing to do with his chromosomes. His problem is that he had been given very dangerous and Powerful psychotropic drugs. He had been prescribed very dangerous medications, and I use the word medication with great caution. It is a known fact many of the medications prescribed today for depression and for other so-called mental illnesses are known to cause erratic and even very violent Behavior. Especially when the drugs are started, the dose has changed, or the drug is stopped. It has been revealed even in the drug companies, the drug manufacturers, own clinical trials that these drugs cause serious and severe and dangers Behavior changes in people who take these drugs. It is also known that every single one of them is a neurotoxin, they are toxic to our entire nervous system and cause permanent damage. That was Adam Lanza's problem, it was not his chromosomes and he was not sick. At least he was not sick up until the point they drugged him out of his mind

Yeah about the guy sentenced to death his sentence was changed to life in prison. Judges are notoriously biased even though they claim that they are not. The way the system is designed to work they are supposed to be unbiased. However personal experience and history will serve to prove did the judges and infect the entire court system is extremely biased. And given that here in the United States are that bias is displayed in Untold numerous ways. In fact the entire system punishment is based in the Christian belief of a God who punishes wrongdoing. No you're is about 20 years ahead of us in here in the United States and they are leaning toward less punishment and more help in understanding the person's behavior and modifying their behavior using that new understanding. Even that would be a problem here in the United States because most Behavioral counselors and organizations are owned and operated by Christians. The chances are 95 out of 100 cuz if you go to a counselor one of the suggestions they will give you is to pray. Now imagine that. To go to a counselor because you are trying to modify or change some type of behavior or emotion in yourself and the counselor tells you to talk to an imaginary magic friend in the sky. Wow

SCIENCE IS RELIGION AND A LOT LIKE CANCER: is there a virus we can send into the universities, science departments, chemical and medical departments, enterainment and athletics departments to ask: do you deliberately obfuscate everything in your field? do you sell b.s. to the public to skim off funds from individuals who like to pretend that knowing 3 words for the same damn thing means they're smart and not idiotic? are there core concepts in this field that are invisible to every individual but is conceptually extrapolated and explored with cartoon models? does this department participate with covert fugs who review and edit any publications sourced from individuals or org.s working for the department? has the dept.'s textbooks influenced, edited by, or written in any part by the covert community? does the department reference individuals who *actuall* discover stuff or does the dept. or the books students are directed to read reference "invesntors" and "discoverers" based on the Catholic notion that any Catholic who learns or experiences something that hasn't been learned or experienced by another Catholic previously, has, then, 'discovered' it? ..... I am starting to feel like I can be that virus, ..... "science" is religion in different words -- overly complicatinng basic concepts to create jobs of over-inflated egos. Thank God Adam has a grteat sense of humor as he does it, ....

These are our brightest minds...for fuck sakes

One of my few favourite composers. What a treat to finally hear this talk! I can hear some serious KYMA chops, too - bonus.

Thank your for sharing more hidden information about Limbo 🖤

WoW what a treat of a presentation!

Anyone know anywhere i can get the soundtrack he made for the film?

Can you post the Inside section of the interview onto vimeo so we can hear what he had to say?

This man had such an impact on my life. He taught at Barnfield college, Luton when I was doing my Art foundation course. This film is a delightful tribute to a man who spent his life immersed in film, its makers, its effects and its meaning. He showed us films like Un Chien Andalou and Meshes of the Afternoon. These were films that had significant effects on the whole of my appreciation of life and were always presented in the same thoughtful manner with the objective of stimulating discussion and debate. I saw him talk at 33 Guildford St an arts centre in Luton and The Midland Group in Nottingham. I emailed him, when I had become an art teacher years later, and he was as always very humble about his work and his effect on myself and others. Thank you Al.

This fella is a musical GENIUS. I had the good fortune of seeing him,along with 9 ! musicians at the RNCM in Manchester last night. It was absolutely awesome. Even managed to shake hands with him at the end of the concert and buy a signed vinyl album "Know where to run". What a night!!!!!!!!!!

Barry is so underrated and underappreciated. His albums are always great.

is there any chance the full film will be streamed/accessible online in the future?

Yep! Peace and love from Bristol, England

Fantastic, very informative.

Absolutely fantastic artist. He's incredible.

My God, love this woman!..

thank you, i really respect work of this man. Recordings are just amazing.

Roly is the real deal.

Yes, really awesome. Thanks.

light years ahead of the pack

amazing

very important

Really cool presentation. Ambient music, especially dark ambient is one of my favorite genres because it's so ethereal and captivating. So many people think it's not real music, so I'm glad Martin's able to explain it.

Thanks for this recording!

8:20 "XF urges constructive oscillation between description & prescription to mobilize the recursive potential of contemporary technologies upon gender, sexuality, and disparities of power."

I am trying to come up with a concept to make education interesting. I find music in documentaries helps.

That was great.

genius

Great talk. Cheers!

Very nice explanation of the correlation and the resonance of the acousmatic tradition in the sound of the Limbo game. Well done!