Nashville is already known as Music City, but a new wave of music being recorded there for video games, TV shows and movies could earn it a new title as Soundtrack City. “Nashville has become one of the two or three major places to record in the world for film, game and television,” said Steve Schnur, president of music for Electronic Arts, the popular video game company. The music of video games often is integral to the gameplay in creating both emotion and attachment to the characters and storyline. Schnur said video game scores can range between an hour to 300 minutes of recorded music. Schnur said now the problem isn’t bringing projects to Nashville, it’s finding the studio space and time to record them.

Source: thestar February 26, 2020 20:26 UTC