Always devising, never resting
It is with immense joy that I announce the release of The Santtu Pesonen Project’s latest EP, Devil Ex Machina!
Things took a little longer than I anticipated, namely with the cover art, but luckily the EP has finally arrived. You can go listen to and get it over here:
https://thesanttupesonenproject.bandcamp.com/album/devil-ex-machina
Enjoy, and have a fantastic weekend.
Howdy!
In case you weren’t aware, I recently started putting together a prototype for a possible new game. News on that are coming way later, though. Anyway, following that occurrence, I decided to rebrand my website.
It’s not a huge rebranding – mainly I just removed the “Level Design” and “Writing” sections. The respective pages still exist for archiving purposes, only they’re not immediately accessible.
My reasons as to why I decided to rebrand the website are really quite simple. As far as level design goes, after finishing Deliverance 2600, I started taking an increasing interest in game development. Hence I’ve also been putting together the game prototype. As for writing… well, I just don’t consider myself a serious enough writer for it to be worth including.
I also re-designed the website ever so slightly by changing up the layout and fonts. And I added a “Follow via E-mail” button if you wish to be alerted of new posts on the website by e-mail, so that you never miss them. So that’s an option now.
With all that said, I have a literal fuckton of new creative ideas I hope to make a reality at some point. Hopefully you’re as excited as I am!
Stay tuned!
Howdy!
And to finish up “The Making of Devil Ex Machina”, here’s Part 5 of it. In this part, I cover the mixing and mastering process of the EP.
With all that, I hope you enjoyed the series, and Devil Ex Machina should be coming your way soon-ish. Stay tuned!
Hello!
So here are parts 3 and 4 of “The Making of Devil Ex Machina”. Enjoy.
It is with deafeningly loud squeals of excitement that I finally announce the full release of Deliverance 2600!
Somehow I have a hard time believing I actually finally got it out there. Two years of hard work went into this thing, and now it came to the end it deserved. Easy it was not by any means – there were times I lacked motivation, features were planned but either cut early on or not implemented at all, and I even came close to giving up on the whole thing once.
But now I don’t need to worry about it anymore. Because the mod is complete. And more importantly, it’s released.
Anyway, self-reflective rambling aside, you can go ahead and download the mod right over here: http://www.moddb.com/mods/deliverance-2600/downloads/deliverance-2600-final-v10
You can also grab its OST here: https://mfg38.bandcamp.com/album/deliverance-2600-ost
Enjoy!
Hello!
Without rambling too much, here’s Part 2 of “The Making of Devil Ex Machina”. In this one, I talk about how I did the drum parts for the EP. Enjoy.
Stay tuned for Part 3!
Hello!
So yesterday, I had the idea to start a mini-series documenting the creation process of the upcoming Devil Ex Machina EP on The Santtu Pesonen Project’s YouTube channel. This is the first episode of the series where I discuss the gear and software used in the making of the album. I also give a brief description of the recording setup I used for each instrument.
Currently, the series is intended to be a 5-part mini-documentary. The topics covered in each episode are planned to be as follows:
Stay tuned for the rest of it!
