We’ll define the overall tone or theme of the music, and list out what emotions each musical moment should have.

Does the battle loop have a transition sound into a cut scene? Does an exploring loop dynamically build in and out of ambient tones as players lose health and acquire items? Perhaps these things evolve over the project, but we’ll establish as much of them as possible up front.

For me, it is crucial that game music affirms a distinct sense of place for each location. We can do this by defining tones for each area of the map — only using certain instruments in certain locations, or with other unique features like items and characters. Additionally, we’ll be sure to add exciting moments and Easter eggs that can lend depth to the cohesion between the world of the game and its sounds.

Whether you have a playable demo, screen shots, loads of reference tracks, or just some ideas, let’s get started discovering the musical world of your game.

All the audio will be written to transition seamlessly and delivered to integration at your specifications.

Note: price and time reflect per minute of finished audio.