SCORECRAFT©
SCORECRAFT©
Wwise & Unreal Engine | Music Tech Bootcamp
The Composer's Apprentice x The University of Utah
Learn Wwise, Unreal Engine 5, adaptive music systems, and interactive music implementation through weekly live training with Grammy-nominated composer Peter Murray. Build portfolio-ready projects, develop real-world technical skills, and prepare for a unique collaboration opportunity with game development teams from the University of Utah, home to the nation's #1-ranked game development program.
SCORECRAFT©
Wwise & Unreal Engine | Music Tech Bootcamp
The Composer's Apprentice x The University of Utah
Join us on June 18th at 5:00 PM PDT for a free live Zoom session where Peter Murray will provide a detailed overview of the program, explain the University of Utah collaboration opportunity, and answer questions from prospective participants.
Information Meeting Details
Date: June 18, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM PDT
Format: Live Zoom Session
Cost: Free
SCORECRAFT©
Wwise & Unreal Engine | Music Tech Bootcamp
The Composer's Apprentice x The University of Utah
Learn Wwise, Unreal Engine 5, adaptive music systems, and interactive music implementation through weekly live training with Grammy-nominated composer Peter Murray. Build portfolio-ready projects, develop real-world technical skills, and prepare for a unique collaboration opportunity with game development teams from the University of Utah, home to the nation's #1-ranked game development program.
SCORECRAFT© Overview
Why Learn Game Music Tech?
Working With The Univeristy of Utah
Working With The Univeristy of Utah
Hear From Peter
In this short video, Peter explains what SCORECRAFT is, why music tech and implementation matters, and how this program can help aspiring game composers develop the technical skills they need for modern video game scoring.
Ready to Join SCORECRAFT?
Why Game Music Tech Matters
Writing great music is only part of being a modern game composer.
As an AAA game composer and music designer, I use Wwise and Unreal Engine every day. These aren't just technical tools—they're an essential part of how modern game music is created and implemented. Studios increasingly seek composers who understand both music and technology, and many AAA positions list implementation skills as preferred or required qualifications.
More importantly, implementation changes the way you compose. It teaches you to think interactively, design music that responds to gameplay, and create more immersive experiences for players. In my view, technical implementation isn't separate from composition—it's an essential part of becoming a modern game composer.
What You'll Learn
Interactive Music Fundamentals
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Learn the Wwise Interactive Music Hierarchy and how modern game music systems are organized.
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Build adaptive music using vertical layering, music states, and dynamic playback techniques.
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Create seamless musical transitions through horizontal resequencing and interactive music design.
Game Audio Technology
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Develop a practical understanding of Unreal Engine 5.
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Learn Blueprint scripting fundamentals designed specifically for composers and audio professionals.
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Build music systems that respond dynamically to gameplay events and player actions.
Real-World Project Experience
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Implement your own music into playable game projects using professional workflows.
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Design, build, and test interactive music systems in real game development environments.
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Develop portfolio-ready technical skills and example projects that are increasingly valued by indie and AAA studios alike.
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Participants will be assigned to student game development teams at the University of Utah to:
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Collaborate with talented student developers on real capstone game projects.
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Build lasting industry connections through one of the country's top game development programs.
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Contribute to real games while expanding your portfolio and professional network.
Collaboration with the
#1 Game Development University
in the Nation
Why University of Utah?
#1 Ranked Game Development Program
Consistently recognized as one of the nation's top game development programs by US News and World Report
Real Steam Games
Student teams develop complete games for commercial release on Steam.
Valuable Industry Connections
Meet and collaborate alongside University of Utah students who regularly move into professional game development careers.
Full Program Details
Program Overview
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PROGRAM LENGTH:
2-Month Music Technology Bootcamp followed by a semester-long University of Utah collaboration.
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SCHEDULE:
Bootcamp: August 3 – September 14.
UoU Collaboration: September – December
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FORMAT:
Live weekly Zoom sessions featuring hands-on instruction, implementation exercises, and project-based learning.
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CLASS SIZE:
Limited to six participants to maximize personalized instruction, feedback, and mentorship.
Program Offerings
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WEEKLY LIVE INSTRUCTION:
Learn directly from Grammy-nominated composer Peter Murray through weekly interactive Zoom sessions.
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HANDS-ON PROJECTS:
Complete implementation assignments and guided interactive music projects using Wwise and Unreal Engine.
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MENTORSHIP AND FEEDBACK:
Receive personalized guidance, feedback, and support throughout the program.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH COLLABORATION:
Prepare to contribute music, audio implementation, and creative support to real student-led game development projects through the University of Utah's nationally recognized game development program.
Ready to Join SCORECRAFT?
Learning Outcomes
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Interactive Music Implementation
Learn the core principles of game music implementation using Wwise middleware. Students will build adaptive music systems, explore techniques such as vertical layering, adaptive musical form, randomized playback, and gameplay-driven transitions, and gain a practical understanding of how music functions inside modern video games.
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Game Audio Technology
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Develop hands-on experience with industry-standard tools such as Wwise and Unreal Engine 5. Students will learn common dynamic mixing techniques, use in-game variables to drive musical changes, troubleshoot integration issues, and leverage game technology to create more dynamic and immersive player experiences.
Real-World Collaboration
Apply your new skills through practical implementation projects and portfolio-building exercises designed to simulate real development workflows. By the end of SCORECRAFT, students will be prepared to contribute music, audio implementation, and technical support to University of Utah game development teams during the Fall semester.
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