How to Make Your Interactive Game Soundscapes Come Alive
Want to really make a video game come to life? The key is layering the sounds of your world in a realistic way. In this excerpt from Video Game Sound Design, you will learn how looping ambience, sound effects, and spatial audio create believable environments that respond to players and changing game conditions.
Berklee Online & Berklee Press Earn Three Finalist Spots in 2027 NAMM TEC Awards
Three entries from the Berklee POPP division have been named finalists for the 2027 NAMM TEC Awards in the Audio Education Technology category. The finalists include courses from Carlos Arana and Dan Pfeiffer and a book by Jonathan Wyner. Together, Berklee represents three of the six finalists in the category.
Register for the Next Berklee Online Live Q&A
Have a question? Register for the next Berklee Online live Q&A, and meet the folks who advise, teach, and lead at the world’s largest online music college.
Berklee Online Announces the Winner of Music Supervision Song Sync Contest
More than 200 contestants paired music with the same snowy scene, yet no two interpretations sounded alike. Meet the winner, watch the winning submission, and see what surprised the judges along the way—including the songs that kept appearing again and again.
From Vinyl Roots to Electronic Music Production: Luana Bittencourt’s Berklee Online Journey
Luana Bittencourt is the founder of Music Room Academy and the recipient of a Berklee Online scholarship through Women in Vinyl and Marshall. She has been working to combine her passion for vinyl with modern music production to help the next generation of creators build both technical skills and creative confidence.
How to Pick the Perfect Song: Music Supervision Tips from Hunter George
Could your song choice make a scene unforgettable? Enter Berklee Online’s Music Supervision Contest for a chance to win a free course, then learn how music supervisor Hunter George approaches everything in music supervision from Beatles clearances to finding the perfect sync.
Berklee Online Announces New Music Supervision Graduate Degree
Explore Berklee Online’s Music Supervision graduate program. Learn how to integrate music into movies, TV shows, and video games. Apply now, and take part in a free workshop and contest.
What is Arranging in Music? 6 Courses to Help You Get Started
Before you learn how to write a musical arrangement—and start to figure out what kind of arranging course you might want to take—you must first understand what arranging is. Here is a primer!
Eight Questions, One Conversation: Revisiting Berklee Online’s 4/4 Interview Series
What happens when you ask musicians four serious questions and four unexpected ones? Berklee Online’s 4/4 interviews deliver candid stories, creative insights, and memorable moments. From JR Robinson and Alex Isley to rising artists and esteemed Berklee instructors with a few tales to tell, this roundup revisits standout conversations from the video series.
7 Important Things to Know for Undergraduate Commencement 2026
Are you attending Commencement 2026 in Boston? Here’s the important information Berklee Online graduates need to know for Berklee College of Music’s undergraduate Commencement weekend—key dates, tickets, regalia pickup, deadlines, and more.



