Paul Bittmann is a Lithuania-based software developer turned composer and audio designer, with a degree from Berklee College of Music, where they were honored with the Patty Larkin Scholarship. As co‑founder of 251 Studio, they lead the creation of interactive music and sound assets, and has contributed scores to award winning short films. Alongside their creative work, they have developed audio accessibility tools as part of academic research to enhance visually impaired players’ ability to engage with 3D games.
At GodotFest 25, Paul will present on interactive music in Godot, teaching attendees how to bridge the gap between game developers and audio creators. This session will cover adaptive scores, horizontal and vertical music techniques, layering, transitions, and driving music through game states with signals and gameplay parameters. Attendees will also learn strategies for communicating with composers and effective use of reference materials.
