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Game Music
Posted on Saturday, September 19, 2009 @ 10:51 PM by Thommy-g

I'm working on some game music for various types of games. I would like everyone to have input on what types of game music they would like to see. Please post your comments here. I'm planning to have a example done completely in Game Maker that features three pieces (one per level) to show what can be done with them and I will have a few of them available for free (but it will only be two pieces, two of which will be in the Game Maker example). I'm not going to have a wav format available for it as it would be too big to upload (even on a high-speed connection) and it would make the game file size huge as well. On the one I'm planning on selling, it will feature 15 to 20 pieces. I will look into any and all ideas within the limitations of equipment and software. I think this would be huge for everyone, please let me know what you think. Thank you for reading.

Tags / Keywords: game, music, sound effects 


Reader comments:

Specter Arts @ 9/20/2009 12:56 AM
Greetings,
I personally would like to see some music similar to that which Frank Klepacki produced for C&C and RA. Much of the music which he composed for Command and Conquer is of the Industrial genre. If past success is any indicator, such music would be well received by the players of gritty, post apocalyptic FPS games and RPGs. Some of his more interesting / popular scores from the C&C series include:

-Act on instinct
-Just do it up
-Just do it up 2
-C&C thang
-Target
-Mutiants
-Tension
-Hell March

Examples of his music can be found on his personal site: frankklepacki.com/ (Scoll down and select the list CnC Series.) Other than that, it would also be nice to hear some high energy techno.

-Best of luck to you.

Thommy-g @ 9/21/2009 2:06 PM
Thanks, Specter Arts. Like I said, I do have to work within the limitations of the equipment and software, but I will attempt your suggestions. Anyone else?


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