Andy is one of the owners of Rev Rooms, a game-audio co-development company based in Brighton, England.
A qualified Wwise tutor who has a wealth of experience in games over the last 20 years, teaching at some of the best music universities across the country. He specialises in engines, guns, vehicles and sports crowd recording and implementation.
Working in all manner of commercial and bespoke engines Andy knows, Unity, Unreal, Cry Engine, Lumberyard, Anvil, Nebulus, and many more internal non-commercial engines.
He has a Degree in Music and a Masters in Sound Design from Bournemouth University and a proud pupil of Chris Watson, Andy is a 4th of the Hip hop Experimental band - Messiah Key.
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Ukie
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Mike Bithell Games
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Dlala Studios
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Hangar 13
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ustwo
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Hello Games
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TT Games
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Magic Leap
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Failbetter Games
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