Cool John T! Thanks for sharing!

Yeah, it's really interesting stuff. You sort of get to marry together really modern interactive DJ style techniques with old school scoring and a bunch of other far-out stuff. Wwise even has live side-chaining in the game engine, so you could trigger your music to duck behind the sound of especially loud guns or whatever.

It's very gratifying seeing a game audio  project come together, and seeing how getting it right can really enhance the play experience.

Unfortunately, unless you're a Sean Murray, a lot of game audio work is just banging out looping tunes to order. I've just had to do a bunch of cockernee knees up round the piano type tunes for a web game, I felt truly dirty afterwards :)

But I do get the odd nice project. The problem is that outside of the big publishers, a lot of developers don't really appreciate the value of good audio.