Game music
There comes a time in every game development process where one will start to think about the music. Can you create the soundtrack yourself? Should you try to find some royalty free music to use? Should you hire a composer? There are many options available to you, but which way should you go!?
Read MoreWorking with the right composer is such an important part to any successful project – whether you’re producing a film (see my cinematic music), working on an artistic project or creating a new game (see my game music examples).
Read MoreTo me, given that I am a game music composer (learn more about me!)– the music within games plays a crucial role in enhancing a gamer’s experience and appreciation for a particular game. Without music that really suits a game, the experience for a player can be significantly diminished. However, don’t just take my word for it!
Read MoreIf you enjoy playing military games and games on your mobile, Tank Tank Rush is definitely a great game to try out! I was honoured to connect with Antonin Duboc (@PutschMobi), the maker and indie games developer of this fun mobile app. Learn more about Tank Tank Rush in this interview:
Read MoreIn this article I will highlight 3 key mistakes that are easy to make but also easily avoided, when creating music for your game.
Read MoreIf you like cats and you like games, you will absolutely love Shakey's Escape! I'm really excited to introduce you to this amazing and fun game created by super talented game developer Rob White. I've had the privilege to have connected with him and to have been involved on the music side to this truly wonderful game. Let's get to know what's all about!
Read MoreI'm really excited to be exploring the intriguing world of Revere (@storyofrevere) with the creator of this story and world - Darrel Wijaya, especially as it is such a beautifully crafted game and as I was honoured to have composed music specifically for the game. Let's take a look at what The Story of the End: Revere is all about...
Read MorePerhaps you have started developing and designing your game, and are happy with the way it is coming along. The next stage is to think about the music for it. Are you thinking about creating the music for your game, yourself? If so, here are some thoughts on this to help you weigh up the pros and cons of going down this route:
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