Veeky Forums related music thread?
can be music from Veeky Forums related things or music you've played during games you remember
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Veeky Forums related music thread?
Luis Rivera
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Adam Young
I find that most music besides simple background stuff meant to be there, like tavern ditties, are distracting. Ambient noises are where it's at, especially when horror or suspense are necessary.
John Miller
i feel like i've seen those exact words in a different music thread.
is this a new copypasta?
Wyatt Cruz
no but it's more than likely i'm autistic enough to make one accidentally
Aaron Perry
Anything by Two Steps From Hell.
Matthew Rivera
WoW soundtracks are actually pretty decent for background arpegeening.
Camden Price
I'm currently using Ambient Mixer to create soundscapes for my campaign. Tons of fun and adds loads of depth to a scene.
At the moment I'm creating some ambient noise for a pit full of rotting cattle. Plenty of buzzing flies, crow caws and undulating flesh! Thinking of serving some hot cheese and bread just before unleashing it on my players.
Josiah Morgan
Nostalgia just hit me hard again.
Nicholas Morris
Also agreed on this point, although a simple drum beat is probably the exception.
Jack Diaz
This is basically the most D&D related album ever.
Joseph Flores
diablo II music is top tier. especially act IV.
Ian Martinez
I had been looking in Soundcloud for tracks that I can use for my Roll20 Iron Gods campaign.
The sci-fi part is covered, my problem is to find barbarian/sword & sandal feeling tracks.
Mason Reyes
I tried out some background music a few times, I really liked the assassins creed II soundtrack. But it never syncs well, so I stopped.
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However, in another manner of combining music and RPGs, I've thought about maybe doing a campaign sometime based on Ayreons 'Into the Electric Castle'.
Daniel Cruz
In my experience ambient music is distracting and/or, in the best case, unnecessary; I only use it when introducing my players to a new area, relevant character,when entering a dungeon or in narrative scene after killing a huge monster or accomplishing something important.
Anyway, most adventure/fantasy movie OST are useful, and even some tunes from here and there (the ost of Maleficent has two or three surprisingly good ones). Also, fantasy games. Music from The Witcher and WoW have been quite useful to me,for example.
Colton Morales
WoW music works really great. It's specifically written as ambiance.
And unless you're group played WoW for long enough, they won't recognize it.
Ian Nguyen
if you do this, ALWAYS use vidya game music.
They are literally designed to be not distracting; to be listened to while you do something else (usually playing the game).this same property carries over to tabletop.
Matthew King
Two Steps from Hell and some Audiomachine songs are better than any vidya trash songs.
There is a good tavern song from Battlestar Galactica too, so movies probably have some good songs but they are harder to find because
>listening to movies and shows' soundtrack
no one does that
Hudson Richardson
Literally just filter your Youtube result to "playlist" and then literally just type "D&D music"
You then have literally thousand of songs at your disposal.
Jaxon Wright
>tfw you never maxlvl'd your Sephiroth
Hunter Hill
>Two Steps from Hell and Audiomachine songs are better than any vidya trash songs
This is probably bait, but I'll bite anyways.
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I can post more if you want.
Thomas Edwards
Dungeon Synth (it's a genre). Especially the tape Strahd's Possession by Corvus Neblus (since it's based on some dudes D&D-character. The stats are a part of the cover)