This week: we review the new and notable features of iOS 9, and some lesser-known features you should definitely be using. Plus: why you probably should’ve gotten the 128GB iPhone; a legit way to save 20% off your next Apple purchase; and what we love and don’t about iCloud storage.
And, we all love the sweeping musical scores that define our favorite movies and videos games, but have you ever wondered who creates them? Composer Gareth Coker, creator of the Ori and the Blind Forest score, joins us to talk about the process of creating a cinematic score from scratch, how music and technology are more intertwined than ever, and what it’s like to work as a modern day video game and movie composer.
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OS 9 review: It’s all about speed
17 secret iOS 9 tricks everyone should know
Critical bug delays watchOS 2 release
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6 responses to “The new and noteworthy of iOS 9 and our favorite tips and tricks on the CultCast”
It was really cool to hear you talk with a composer in the Cult Cast Second Hour. I am a Music Theory Major in College and took some composition classes last semester and I’m even taking an orchestration class right now. I’ve studied many types of music from Symphony to Opera to Band to Choir to even film music. But I’ve never done or seen anything with a video game composer. So this was a really cool experience. Thank you!
you should also play the game. It’s a truly a work of art and the music is beautiful.
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