Game Audio Making (sound effects) by Satriyo
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Presentasi dari Satriyo Utomo, Crew dari Agate Studio dalam event Talent Development Saturday Agate Studio. http://agatestudio.com Talent Development Saturday adalah acara Agate Studio crew sharing berbagai topik. Mulai dari Art, Programming, Game Production dan General Business/Management. TDS ini dilakukan tanggal 8 Februari 2014 di Bandung Digital Valley.
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- 19. References • Google.com • Wikipedia.com • Aaron Marks – The Complete Guide to Game Audio
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