Games Music

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Comment by Lisa Bauman Wasiak on August 12, 2011 at 20:25

I own a production music library, Grand Slam Music, with over 15,000 cues, and am quite successful in the film, tv and advertising world.  I have yet to build my relationships in the gaming world, and figured this was a great place to start!

Please come take a listen at www.grand-slam-music.com.  Our website has a small sampling of the library, but you can get the idea.  I am more than happy to hand pick cues and/or deliver our entire library via hard drive.

No project is too big or small. And, I am always happy to work with any and all budgets.

Don't hesitate to get a hold of me with ANY questions you may have. I am here to help.

If you don't hear what you need on our site, I can pretty much guarantee we have it in our arsenal.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

-Lisa

Comment by Francesco Baudille on June 7, 2010 at 13:55

Hello all,

I am a composer from Australia. I have been working in the video slot gaming industry for the last 15 years, of which the last 6 years, I have been working as a music composer, sound designer and voice over artist for a number of video slot game manufacturers. For more information and some samples of my work, please feel free to visit my website at http://francescobaudille.webs.com

I look forward to hearing and possibly working with some of you in the near future.

Cheers

Comment by Courtney Johns on June 2, 2010 at 13:20

Hello! I'm am a composer from Australia, starting out in the games industry. My website is www.courtneyjohnsmusic.com.

Comment by Ron Knight on May 24, 2010 at 16:46

Hi all;

What we find is that we have a good degree of content that can be re-purposed across the games platform, and new music production of course for project basis. When you have a title on budget, we provide new music but also help to establish publishing; so there's a back-end derivative stream for the game producers as well. With permissions okay'ed, this means a new game gets both custom music and shortcuts by using re-purposed music, or what in effect becomes our library, and also helps to create an ongoing "royalty share" for producers of games, from soundtrack portions when used as ancillary support for new games or other media going into the market. Anyone else?