Topic
Music for Intros
Sort of an early surf rock piece.
05:09
Featured loops from DarkNES (whom I recently read about on Wikipedia!) Hey, man! Is that an Atoke? Hells yeah, its an Atoke! If I could choose of any shape of percussion - I’m going to choose "Taco-shaped percussion". There is no other feeling quite like beating your metal taco with a stick. I wish this description were more fictional than it actually is.
03:05
Modern children's TV theme. Written for a stage performance. Peppy and mildly electronic.
00:28
A piece in two parts. Slow piano intro, and then a giant power section at 1 minute 50 seconds in. Written for an animation piece.
02:42
Let's be fair, if your interview segment was already energetic, you don't need something like this to fix it. Most people suck at interviews. It isn't their fault. Talking in an entertaining way is really, really, really hard. That's why this piece exists. Rising Tide is designed to make anyone look good! This piece comes in 2 speeds.
04:37
For the gentleman rhymer; funk with a bigger beat and aged effects on piano and horns.
04:41
Simple polyrhythms in a very small piece. Get it? Small!? Epsilon!?? Yeah... no worries. The fifth of a series.
00:37
This is the first slow 8-bit piece I ever tried. There was some skepticism going in, but holy man! This turned out great! You can use it for your game credits, or more chill parts of your game. Maybe at the Healing Shack, or the Abe Vigoda Memorial Pagoda and Koi Pond. The uncompressed download has a bonus percussion track.
04:00
Urban-sounding tight piece suitable for rap or stand-alone. Some giant hits, and a cool B section in here. Mix consultant: Bryan Teoh.
02:56
Bouncy piece, usable in spy setting. Stays similar throughout, easily looped, if necessary.
A touch of old school Tarantino.
A touch of old school Tarantino.
03:20
Player One Up! Ready! Go! Health 100%. Weasel Gun Equipped. This is sort of how I imagined 80s electronic music people tried to copy the distorted guitars of the day, but with 8bit sound sources. It doesn't sound like guitars at all, but it does sound like people trying to sound like guitars... and that's a thing now.
03:13
Atonal, sure... but almost in the key of C... or C-sharp. No traditional harmonics, fast paced - but measured. The fourth of a series.
00:38
An intentionally poorly-executed organ interlude with drum machine.
01:30
Adventure 481 Mystery 481 Video Game 481 Advertising 455 Action 423 Cinematic 399 Drama 385 Show/Entertainment 359 Business/Commercial 351 Atmospheric 312 Countries/Travel 225 Nostalgic 214 Comedy 160 FX/Atmospheric 153 Technology 135 History 128 Intros 122 Horror 119 War 119 Aerial/Drone Shots 109 Meditation 108 Love/Romance 104 Fashion 103 Loops 103 Children 96 Classical 93 Crime 80 Nature 74 Sound-Alike 56 News 50 Education 40 Events/Celebrations 39 FX/Sounds 39 Romanic 36 Disco 32 Christmas 20 Sports 10 Western 7 Wedding 6
