Tony Brattoli

It has been quite the journey since I started at Berklee College of Music. My final project turned out nicely and I sent the score and mockup to a conductor friend of mine to see what he thinks.

But, now what do I do? Find real professional gigs and become a working composer? Why, yes! That is the plan!

I have been working gradually on my Wwise certification training so that I am prepared to take the exam and become Wwise certified, and I have started ideas on my D&D instrumental/orchestral album. 

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I have been thinking that it has been a bit of time since my last post. 

Let's start this post with a nice cup of coffee. As a coffee connoisseur, I do my best to give recommendations to fellow coffee drinkers and enthusiasts. My latest kick has been brewing a cup of coffee via pour over method. I use a ceramic pour over dripper with finely ground Italian coffee blend, Intenso Miscela Forte. It has become one of my favorite coffees and is difficult to find. I actually have to order this from an Italian café…

I have been fortunate enough to have found great friends that have stuck for over 20 years.

One of those friends decided they wanted to start a podcast about video games back in 2017. We started to grow and hit a decent stride but had to continuously reschedule recording sessions or take an extended hiatus. Despite that, I had a lot of fun producing it, distributing it, and creating the music for it.

I have had a hankering to bring this podcast back from the grave and redesign it from the ground up. I am…

Hello everyone! I have created an interactive video game scoring video that talks about how I used Wwise and Unity to bridge together some interactive music for a free asset game called Nightmares.

In this video, I show how the game works and then dive into some of the technical details involved with using Wwise and integrating with a game engine. To view, simply go to my Music page. Hope you enjoy! 

For fans of Dungeons & Dragons including myself, I have an album in the works that will be original instrumentals to accompany your quests and help you rise to victory! I will be posting updates along the way and some sneak peeks of some of the tracks that will be featured. Be sure to follow along and happy playing!

My first film scoring demo reel is now live on my site! This is a culmination of my best tracks that I created thoughout the semester at Berklee in my Composition for Film and TV 1 course. To listen, visit my Music page. Enjoy!

The winter quarter at Berklee is rapidly coming to end. Next week will be the final week with the final assignment being a demo reel of my compositions since week 1. I am excited to share what I have done and will be posting the final product here on my website as well as YouTube!

I would like to thank everyone who has been subscribing to my YouTube channel! 

I have surpassed 100 subscribers which does not seem like much in the grand scheme of things, but this means the world to me. I appreciate every single one of you and I have been workshopping ideas for future content. I will actually have a new demo reel of my compositions coming out soon so stay tuned!

Today, I wake up to one of my cats training for the olympic pole vault off of my stomach. Because my other cat was sleeping under my arm, she got completely startled and launched herself out from under the covers, thus scaring the olymic trainee. If anyone was wondering what it is like to be the father of fur babies, these wake up calls are standard.

Now that my groggy state had been established earlier than planned, I prepared my French press with Italian imported Siena Arte Espresso Blend coffee, and…