Showing posts with label video game music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video game music. Show all posts
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Cowabunga! Music from the 80's...Psych! I Just Wrote It.
here's another song i just finished for work. it's not actually going to be used in a video game. it went into one of our promo videos that is 8-bit/Game Boy themed. i also created the graphics for the video (screen shot below).
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not free paintings,
video game music
Friday, August 20, 2010
Songs for the Beach, a Silent Film, Some Conquest and the Prize Behind Door Number One
i just finished a group of songs for some video games my company is working on. i thought i'd share.

some surfing music for a beach themed game

some shuffling music for an old timey themed game

some dragon hunting music for a D&D themed game

some "come on down!" music for a game show themed game

some surfing music for a beach themed game

some shuffling music for an old timey themed game

some dragon hunting music for a D&D themed game

some "come on down!" music for a game show themed game
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not free paintings,
video game music
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Another Double Detention Song

the team making our double detention game wanted a second song to use during gameplay. i wrote another track to fit with the previous ones.
Double Detention: In Game 2
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not free paintings,
video game music
Cement Tower Music

i gave my three previous tracks to the team building the cement tower game and they asked me to try a different style. they wanted something relaxed but more "puzzle-y" like the player is thinking about something. i made them five more tracks and they're happy with them.
Cement Tower 4
Cement Tower 5
Cement Tower 6
Cement Tower 7
Cement Tower 8
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not free paintings,
video game music
Friday, August 14, 2009
Puzzle Game Music

i wrote some more music for work this week. my company's making a puzzle game called cement tower so i had to make some relaxed background tracks. there are going to be five levels total which means five songs. here are the three i have finished.
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not free paintings,
video game music
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Double Detention and Rockeboy Music
my video game studio is working on two new games right now and i just finished the music for them. one is called Double Detention and you wander around a school fighting off bullies, cheerleaders and hall monitors. the other is called Rocketboy Corps. and it's a space shooter. check out my tracks below.

Intro Menu Music:
Main Game Music:
Boss Level Music:
Lose Sound Effect:
Win Sound Effect:

this one is only the teaser for our game trailer. i'll be writing more rocketboy tracks soon.

Intro Menu Music:
Main Game Music:
Boss Level Music:
Lose Sound Effect:
Win Sound Effect:

this one is only the teaser for our game trailer. i'll be writing more rocketboy tracks soon.
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not free paintings,
video game music
Friday, March 20, 2009
Video Game Music
since my company is small, i get to be designer, illustrator, (sometimes even programmer), 3-D artist and COMPOSER! i'm quite lucky to have found a place that actually pays me to make art aaaand music. or maybe my company is lucky to have found an artist that studied music. either way, a normal sized studio would outsource sound design so this is uncommon.
i just finished a couple of tracks for the latest game on which we're working. the game features a robot on a farm. a little odd, i know. so i made the music a little odd. its kind of a hoedown with mechanical percussion. you can listen to it below. the game also opens with a dream sequence so i took the same hoedown melody and arranged it in a slumber-like style.
Robot On A Farm
Robot On A Farm Dream
i haven't posted any of the video game music i've done in the past so i figured i'd use this post to catch up. the first one below is for a puzzle game where you knock blocks over to score points. it starts out with an intro where you're flying through the sky gathering points by hitting stars and rings. it then segues to the more low key music that loops as you play. the second one below is for a space shooter game.
Block Knock
Space
i just finished a couple of tracks for the latest game on which we're working. the game features a robot on a farm. a little odd, i know. so i made the music a little odd. its kind of a hoedown with mechanical percussion. you can listen to it below. the game also opens with a dream sequence so i took the same hoedown melody and arranged it in a slumber-like style.
Robot On A Farm
Robot On A Farm Dream
i haven't posted any of the video game music i've done in the past so i figured i'd use this post to catch up. the first one below is for a puzzle game where you knock blocks over to score points. it starts out with an intro where you're flying through the sky gathering points by hitting stars and rings. it then segues to the more low key music that loops as you play. the second one below is for a space shooter game.
Block Knock
Space
Labels:
not free paintings,
video game music
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