Game Music
A good game is nothing without music and sound effects. In this section, experts in audio design will bring you their perspectives about how to add good quality music for excellent quality gameplay experiences.
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Ephemeral Soundscapes – The Adaptive Indie Score for Verdant Skies
Featuring a lovingly hand-painted alien world and a diverse cast of characters, Verdant Skies is a nonviolent game that is designed for long play sessions.
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How to Choose a Composer for Your Game
Are you thinking about whether or not to hire a composer? As a game music composer myself, I have worked with many indie game developers. I understand the difficult choices…
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6 tips for new composers entering the game industry
Video game music it's not the first option that you think when you take your musical instrument for the first time. At least for most musicians. However, when you discover…
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Different genres for different mood variations in music composition
Testing different mood variations in music composition for games.
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Into the jungle of free resources: a guide for one-man teams and small game studios
Here you'll find a couple nice tips to travel into the jungle and find what you need to setup at least a prototype for your game!
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5 Different Ways to Use Music in Your Indie Game
One of the reasons that many of us find games so enjoyable is because of the music. As a game music composer it is my privilege and honour to work…
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When the intro song of my game became the center of a copyright dispute
When it comes to copyright disputes, companies don't begin tightening their grip around the throats of any artist out there, they show the means for it.
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Game Music and Emotion
Music is essential to building a good video game. No matter what kind of game you are making, music is essential to supporting what’s going on during gameplay and should…
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