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"The Tunnel" Sound Design - Wwise Implementation
Sound design and compositional work for the developing game "The Tunnel", including music creation and implementation in Wwise middleware
🧠Key elements:
Adaptive / interactive music
Loop design for gameplay
Implementation-ready composition
🎧 Style:
Inspired by the visual game-play and the Rain-forest location of Colombia, designed to respond to player actions and enhance immersion.
💡 Game audio is not just music — it’s gameplay.
📩 Available for:
Indie devs, studios, trailers & interactive media
#gamemusic #sounddesign #indiedev #composer #Wwise #middleware
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