Platinum Arts Sandbox - Free 3D Game Maker Forum

Yeah, usually, game music tracks do not need to be hi-fi HD...
Same for ambiance sounds.

Clip'em harder than you may normally clip.

And honestly, most people have no clue about quality.
They'll listen to Mp3 all day long, thinking they got it going on.

That's how Mp3 files are so much lighter than a high-fidelity recording, they clip the range to lose weight.
And most listeners do not even know the difference.
And really, in a noisy automobile or on cheapie mini-headphones... there isn't much difference anyway.

Crank that through some Cerwin Vegas or Bose on a good system or in some hi-fi headphones...
...there is a difference. But for most practical applications out in the world of low-fi thinkers...
...well...

Remember when everyone used .midi files for interwebz stuff like Flash or websites and games?
I think that was before Mp3 was even invented, or supported well.

I added a new much smaller music pack. More details on the first post. Edited the tracks export to have even smaller file sizes with decent sound quality.

Sandbox Mini Music Pack (All my favourite, best made tracks, excluding those already added to 2.7.1. In .ogg format. Much smaller file size):
DOWNLOAD NOW! (~14mb)

Hey everyone. I was wondering if anyone would like it if I made another music pack for Sandbox.
It's mainly since I've improved again since the last one, and I'll aim higher this time

I made a poll! (I'll make one anyway though!)

@cork: Answer my e-mail!

@Cork: already PMed you about this, I think around the beginning of the year. Do you still have the messages?

Yeah, I still have that message (I forgot about it ). I can make some RPG-like music (I can make an RPG music pack?). I'm doing music for KDD's game too, so I'll alternate; one track for KDD's game, one for the music pack, one for KDD's game, etc, etc (I sometimes make two tracks at the same time too. So if I get bored making a section for one track, I switch, then back again accordingly )

The game he talks about is named Kelgar and is a non-linear, modern role playing game. It plays in the middle ages in a fantastic, unnamed country.

Go to thread (with dowload)