Hy Disasterpeace. I hope it's all fine. If you have some time (and want to relax) take a look to my Song "SCIFU7E - TIMELESS". All the Best and have fun 🍹😉

just got the oppoortunity to add some music to a video game for the first time. thank you so much for this channel

I cry every time pig go into space ;-;

Great and inspiring talk! Wish I knew you were coming into town prior to see this live.

Magnificent music as always! What ai tools did you use for the visuals? It's the chef's kiss

Big fan of the alternation between meditative music and penis music

this was very interesting to watch. i just finished hyper light drifter and it blew my mind how effectively and deeply you add immersion to the game with the sound.

See you in a few years for the "They Follow" workshop (:

This is so relaxing to have looping on my 2nd monitor while I'm doing important stuff. Thanks for both the audio and video :)

I would love an in depth talk about the UTSL score as it’s my favorite film score

Thanks for keeping this channel alive Rich! Your music and your talks are what got me into composing. Hope all's good on your end.

Mr. Vreeland, thank you for this video. I was wondering how you got into soundtrack creation yourself? I've been managing my music channel for a few years now but I'm unsure of how to reach more people.

Immediately after starting to get the most stuck on a project I've been in recent memory, one of my favorite composers of all time uploads an hour of advice to stop being stuck. Perfect.

Disasterpeace is the best.

Man I wish I could have been there to hear this in person. Meeting Mr. disastrous peace would be so cool. Amazing speech and glad I can see it here. (:

Thank you for this really insightful talk! It is going to be immensely helpful for my last year as a student, making my way into the industry. By coincidence, I not long ago started working on a game audio concept design guide, and this couldn't have come at a better moment for me.

Thanks for sharing, surprisingly I found it's very identical to my approach. When I was looking back my bottleneck of composing, I realize that not finding an instrument that suit the song instantly breaks my flow, so I always start collecting sounds, instruments, effects first. Every year, I would export my random ideas to wav files, so it's easy to browse through. I want to but have not worked on a trailer music yet, it's hard to do it when the trailer team is entirely outsourced, it's easier to let them find stock music that works. By the way, I actually got two of your CDs, "Rise of the Obsidian Interstellar" and "Atebite and the Warring Nations". I have never been to USA, but one of my friend who is a frequent conference goer gifted to me.

incredible talk, rich!! very happy this popped up in my recommended. you gave highschool-me a huge bit of validation by letting me release on pause back in the day. seeing my little release next to names like 4mat and c-jeff was a big boost in confidence moving forward in life with music. thank you! been awesome to watch/listen to everything you've done over the years :)

rumors say theres a deleted scene where a student asks about limeade grin and he vaporises them with laser eyes

Very resourceful talk! I find overtime that no matter how creative I am attempting to be, I end up starting new projects in the same ways for a while. This reminded me of some perspectives I haven't considered for a while -- thanks :)

its strange u never worked with david lynch. ur under the silverlake ost is pretty simmilar to his works

You made some truly, truly mind-blowing music, thank you. It all makes sense now.

Thanks algorithm. More perspectives about art.

Glad this talk got recorded and uploaded here. It gives so much insight about the process of creation and how to effectively utilise all kinds of different approaches for it

Thank you for sharing this talk! Love your work and listening to your experiences!

That slide background is awesome. I really want to mess with spatial sounds now; cool to see the slide of math behind it.

Nice

Thanks for this upload, looking forward to listening during an upcoming interstate train ride

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15:44 I know this is an old video but I cannot for the life of me figure out how he gets the noise to play continuously instead of on every key press. If anyone is able to enlighten me I'd appreciate it greatly

this is exactly what I needed for my painting sesh

I came to listen because I have invislines-like braces-on my teeth. I hate them , and it is painful and, well turning my teeth. The end result is for my gums not just cosmetic. However, having wrote that, don’t we all want perfect beautiful teeth/smiles… how Hollywood 😁😬

Love this!

6700 Andres Crossroad

im so glad hyper light drifter introduced me to your music, keep up the great work Disasterpeace!!!

Hello Disasterpeace! I don’t mean to be a thorn in your side, but I would love for you to drop that score you did for top 100 boss battle montage 😎😎😎🙏🙏🙏🥹🥹🥹 Spotify 🥹

epic listen, thank you! such a fun mix of so many different things

So fuckin unique !

Pretty darn cool

Love this! You have a new fan. Watertank Ballet is beautiful by the way.

Disasterbros we're so back

Watching this in 2024! I still use Massive in my projects. Yes, technically Serum, Vital, and Pigments have superseded the feature set of Massive, but the plugin strikes a perfect balance between flexibility and immediacy for me. I've never used that Random param - great idea!

This feels like a intimate look into the mind of a generative ai, letting us examine it's workings from a more detached perspective. Looking at it like this makes it seem both far stupider and far more intelligent than I previously knew. I realize now that AI can create art that isn't derivative after all, it just doesn't look like anything I've ever experienced before. Of course I don't know how much of a human hand went into the video, it seems like probably a ton. If that is the case that just makes it hold more value in my mind as a great piece of social commentary

DP killing the Bs

This is psycho shit that probably plays when god watches us.

Always inspiring! How did you create the visuals?

Amazing, just beautifully amazing, Disasterpeace is always giving me new perpectives and ideas on what music is and what it could be, thank you Rich

There's just nothing like it.

Wow, Faustian Bargain is just fascinating.