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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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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Digging for Treasure: How Dynamic Audio in Classic Games Can Still Inspire Us
Democratized audio tools give developers new options for complex sound. Various layers of a boss encounter theme might fade in and out over the course of the battle. Things like…
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How to Finish Your Project Pt. 2
In my last article, I talked a lot about ways to create a clear vision for your project so you could continue to the end and finish it. Since posting…
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The future of sound: VR gaming audio
Game designers have access to the tools and resources to bring a seemingly real-life experience to gamers, but a new bar is about to be set in the industry --…
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Let the game tell you how adaptive your music has to be
Composing adapting music is something functional. Adaptive music appears as a necessity for your video game, and you have to be sure about using it. I'll talk about some points…
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