How about a little "Show off your music" thread...
by Terry · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 08/29/2005 (8:00 pm) · 42 replies
Not being much of a graphical artist, thereby having no decent artwork to show off, I thought it might be interesting for the people who make some game music now and then to let people have a listen. Not a "Hey, I have music for sale". Just throw out a short little sample every now and then of what you're creating for your current game.
Good Idea/Bad Idea???
Terry
Good Idea/Bad Idea???
Terry
#22
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481537
You can mostly check out the songs: The Life of Penguins, Gamezone and Cellula. They are the most "gamelike" songs.
Email me if you are interrested in working with me or buying one of my songs.
vivandy@gmail.com
02/18/2006 (7:45 am)
Here are a coupe of songs:http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=481537
You can mostly check out the songs: The Life of Penguins, Gamezone and Cellula. They are the most "gamelike" songs.
Email me if you are interrested in working with me or buying one of my songs.
vivandy@gmail.com
#23
I had forgotten until you posted that I'd changed servers a while back and hadn't updated the links above. Not much traffic here for music, not sure if it's because of a lack of interest or everyone is just holding their stuff close to home till games are released.
02/18/2006 (11:06 am)
@Vanessa: Checked them out, good stuff. You shouldn't have any trouble getting work. Always interesting to hear what people are doing.I had forgotten until you posted that I'd changed servers a while back and hadn't updated the links above. Not much traffic here for music, not sure if it's because of a lack of interest or everyone is just holding their stuff close to home till games are released.
#24
02/19/2006 (12:27 am)
Vanessa: What do you use to make your music with? I really like the sound of your drum kits!
#25
i'm Nikolas, a music composer (thus I'm posting here)
You can find samples of my works at www.nikolas-sideris.com.
I use East West Libraries and loops that I make on my own. Hope you will enjoy my music.
Cheers
03/21/2006 (8:24 am)
Hi all!i'm Nikolas, a music composer (thus I'm posting here)
You can find samples of my works at www.nikolas-sideris.com.
I use East West Libraries and loops that I make on my own. Hope you will enjoy my music.
Cheers
#26
You can find lots of samples from my music at http://www.chaosresearch.de
I'm a Finnish composer currently living in Berlin, Germany. I have released several albums with various bands and projects and done 2 short film soundtracks so far. Game music is something I haven't done so far but I would like to. Therefore, for the sake of expanding my resume, I'm willing to work for FREE if your project is a) non-commercial and b) any good.
Of course I'm interested in commercial projects as well. Just email me for details.
Musically, I'm able to do pretty much anything from classical to tehno and from metal to ethno.
Feel free to mail me if you're interested, I won't bite...
03/26/2006 (7:59 am)
Hi all,You can find lots of samples from my music at http://www.chaosresearch.de
I'm a Finnish composer currently living in Berlin, Germany. I have released several albums with various bands and projects and done 2 short film soundtracks so far. Game music is something I haven't done so far but I would like to. Therefore, for the sake of expanding my resume, I'm willing to work for FREE if your project is a) non-commercial and b) any good.
Of course I'm interested in commercial projects as well. Just email me for details.
Musically, I'm able to do pretty much anything from classical to tehno and from metal to ethno.
Feel free to mail me if you're interested, I won't bite...
#27
New to this forum, referred by a friend who has picked up a paying gig or two from here.
I have been primarily involved with producing backing tracks for singer-songwriter demos and underscore for corporate videos; a student film or two has come my way as well.
A few tunes of mine can be heard at www.soundclick.com/dcwave
I've listened to several pieces presented in this thread - very nice.
-dc
04/08/2006 (10:37 pm)
Greetings,New to this forum, referred by a friend who has picked up a paying gig or two from here.
I have been primarily involved with producing backing tracks for singer-songwriter demos and underscore for corporate videos; a student film or two has come my way as well.
A few tunes of mine can be heard at www.soundclick.com/dcwave
I've listened to several pieces presented in this thread - very nice.
-dc
#28
Very nice stuff. I especially liked the Rock piece and the Acoustical Guitar piece. Good background vocals on the acoustical. Good luck.
Hadn't visited this thread in a while and didn't realize my links above weren't working anymore, good chance to fix them. Made me want to throw out another short sample...
Test Thing
04/10/2006 (11:18 pm)
Dave,Very nice stuff. I especially liked the Rock piece and the Acoustical Guitar piece. Good background vocals on the acoustical. Good luck.
Hadn't visited this thread in a while and didn't realize my links above weren't working anymore, good chance to fix them. Made me want to throw out another short sample...
Test Thing
#29
http://www.seanbeeson.com
04/24/2006 (6:27 pm)
I should probably share some of my music as well.http://www.seanbeeson.com
#30
The guitar solo from a song I wrote...
Actually this was the first song I ever wrote and I used Guitar Pro 5 for the whole thing.
I think maybe only Joe Satriani or someone actually could play it on a guitar because it has a lot of 16th notes at 275 bpm... lol
04/26/2006 (9:56 pm)
Www.dronedev.net/userfiles/methguitar/solo.zipThe guitar solo from a song I wrote...
Actually this was the first song I ever wrote and I used Guitar Pro 5 for the whole thing.
I think maybe only Joe Satriani or someone actually could play it on a guitar because it has a lot of 16th notes at 275 bpm... lol
#31
04/26/2006 (10:56 pm)
@Sean: Great music! I'm just listening to the playlist of your iPod on your site. Very good tracks.
#33
I tend to lean towards ambient stuff when it comes to games, so that the music doesn't get in the way of the gameplay or other sound effects.
I plan on posting something I made when I get around to it...
02/02/2007 (2:27 pm)
I've only ever used GarageBand. I'm new to music, but I'd absolutely love to work on a game soundtrack.I tend to lean towards ambient stuff when it comes to games, so that the music doesn't get in the way of the gameplay or other sound effects.
I plan on posting something I made when I get around to it...
#34
-Jesse
Track 1: Main Title
In the style of Conan or Baldr's Gate. The chorus uses Old Norse lyrics which were an actual curse found on old runes.
www.composerarts.com/MainTheme.mp3
Track 2: Town (loop)
A pastorale for exploring and powering up in the RPG element.
www.composerarts.com/Town.mp3
Track 3: First Battle (loop)
A harrowing battle to the death.
www.composerarts.com/Battle1.mp3
Track 4: Victory
A victorious fanfare for when the player wins, based on the main theme.
www.composerarts.com/Victory.mp3
Track 5: Second Battle (loop)
A battle march for hand to hand combat.
www.composerarts.com/Battle2.mp3
Track 6: You Died
Music for player's demise.
www.composerarts.com/YouDied.mp3
Track 5: Forth Rode Odin - (loop)
Boss Music. The most epic battle theme. The chorus uses text from Old Norse poetry about Odin's ride to Hell to confront his son's tormentors.
www.composerarts.com/ForthRodeOdin.mp3
02/04/2007 (9:32 am)
Before I reply to all the fabulous posts here, let me just post this new game score of mine. I wrote it for an upcoming adventure/RPG for the PC download market. I am not sure when this game will be released, because the developer hasn't yet hired an artist! Anyway, here is the new music. I hope you enjoy!-Jesse
Track 1: Main Title
In the style of Conan or Baldr's Gate. The chorus uses Old Norse lyrics which were an actual curse found on old runes.
www.composerarts.com/MainTheme.mp3
Track 2: Town (loop)
A pastorale for exploring and powering up in the RPG element.
www.composerarts.com/Town.mp3
Track 3: First Battle (loop)
A harrowing battle to the death.
www.composerarts.com/Battle1.mp3
Track 4: Victory
A victorious fanfare for when the player wins, based on the main theme.
www.composerarts.com/Victory.mp3
Track 5: Second Battle (loop)
A battle march for hand to hand combat.
www.composerarts.com/Battle2.mp3
Track 6: You Died
Music for player's demise.
www.composerarts.com/YouDied.mp3
Track 5: Forth Rode Odin - (loop)
Boss Music. The most epic battle theme. The chorus uses text from Old Norse poetry about Odin's ride to Hell to confront his son's tormentors.
www.composerarts.com/ForthRodeOdin.mp3
#35
I really enjoy Sean's music.
01/02/2008 (11:08 am)
Quote:I should probably share some of my music as well.
http://www.seanbeeson.com
I really enjoy Sean's music.
#39
cortez.jerome.googlepages.com/jeromecortez
02/25/2008 (9:36 pm)
Heres some work I've done. Hope you guys like themcortez.jerome.googlepages.com/jeromecortez
#40
02/26/2008 (7:43 pm)
Good stuff Jerome.. Sorry that the stuff I had you create did not make it out in a game yet! 
Paul "nervous_testpilot" Taylor
Default Studio Name
The track was written and mixed entirely in Live 5, with some additional A-station and MicroKorg parts.
Hope you like it!