Hi everyone! If you’re looking for music for flight simulators or any kind of game inspired by the skies and the stratosphere, check out my latest “Flight Packs” mix series on the Cinematic Adventure playlist.
I hope you enjoy them! And if you end up using any of the tracks in a game, I’d absolutely love to hear about it.
Advice for those unsure which codec to download: Unless you plan to use the music in an engine that has better looping support or specifically supports Ogg, Opus is the superior choice. It offers significantly better compression and has long surpassed Ogg Vorbis in efficiency—Opus is, in fact, its successor. Despite being less than half the size of an equivalent Ogg file, Opus can provide the same, or even better, perceived audio quality.
I have a couple of new cinematic mixes that I’d recommend checking out if you’re looking for high-quality, dark, adventurous tracks. They could work well across a range of genres and scenes, including spy, stealth, and action sequences.
You’ll find them at the bottom of the Cinematic Adventure playlist. The tracks are called “Lines on a Map” and “The Paper Trail.”
Thank you MedicineStorm. I think earlier versions of this mix did not feature "low gravity" which is the only track with CC-BY-4.0 and I forgot to update the final license. Anyway now is correct, hopefully.
Beautiful. Sometimes going back to basics is exactly what's needed. The artwork is beautiful and perfectly fitting, too. While listening to this track, I can almost hear the waterfall near the Silver Tower in my head.
Thank you! :)
Hi everyone! If you’re looking for music for flight simulators or any kind of game inspired by the skies and the stratosphere, check out my latest “Flight Packs” mix series on the Cinematic Adventure playlist.
I hope you enjoy them! And if you end up using any of the tracks in a game, I’d absolutely love to hear about it.
Enjoy!
Advice for those unsure which codec to download: Unless you plan to use the music in an engine that has better looping support or specifically supports Ogg, Opus is the superior choice. It offers significantly better compression and has long surpassed Ogg Vorbis in efficiency—Opus is, in fact, its successor. Despite being less than half the size of an equivalent Ogg file, Opus can provide the same, or even better, perceived audio quality.
thanks! ups! now is corrected!
Hi everyone, don’t miss the new Karaoke playlist!
https://video.gamerstavern.online/video-playlists/embed/6pQLGvHW24gMKb7S...
You’ll find the lyrics in the description,, have some fun with it!
Hi,
I have a couple of new cinematic mixes that I’d recommend checking out if you’re looking for high-quality, dark, adventurous tracks. They could work well across a range of genres and scenes, including spy, stealth, and action sequences.
You’ll find them at the bottom of the Cinematic Adventure playlist. The tracks are called “Lines on a Map” and “The Paper Trail.”
I hope you enjoy them and find them useful!
Thank you Tad! I love the individual tracks too and I think I found the right matches. The instruments on this are very interesting indeed.
ah the flamenco samples also are CC-BY-4.0, now everything should be ok.
Thank you MedicineStorm. I think earlier versions of this mix did not feature "low gravity" which is the only track with CC-BY-4.0 and I forgot to update the final license. Anyway now is correct, hopefully.
Beautiful. Sometimes going back to basics is exactly what's needed. The artwork is beautiful and perfectly fitting, too. While listening to this track, I can almost hear the waterfall near the Silver Tower in my head.
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