Hi, I’ve just added one important category to the list: Shoot’em’up. I found at least 10 tracks that I think could fit this category quite well.
I also tried to create an FPS category, but this genre usually requires very energetic and often fast-paced tracks. I only found four tracks that I felt really fit the category, so I decided not to add it to the main list.
I’ll leave those four tracks here, though, just in case someone finds them useful!
Hi, I added one important playlist to the current list: Stealth. I’ve also added some newer tracks that I think fit the category.
If there’s a game genre you feel is missing, or if you have any other feedback, feel free to let me know! If I have enough tracks that fit a particular category, I may add it to the list.
Hi, I added 3 new playlists to my peertube account:
The new playlists are:
Point’n’click There is also a playlist called “Graphic Adventure,” but for this one I selected tracks that don’t sound too serious and have a light, bright, or humorous feel. Of course, point’n’click adventures can also deal with serious topics, but they often have a more cheerful or quirky atmosphere, which is why I chose this name.
Flight Simulator The selected tracks here range from symphonic, magnificent, and epic pieces to more atmospheric background music. Note that action- or battle-oriented games probably won’t find many fitting tracks here, as most of the selections are relaxing and calm.
City Building / Strategy Here you’ll find tracks covering a wide range of themes, from sci-fi to medieval and everything in between. What they have in common is a more introspective atmosphere and a relatively low BPM, making them a good fit for this type of game.
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.
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.”
Hi! I’ve noticed most people download my music in OGG—and that’s totally fine. OGG (Vorbis) is a great codec with excellent compression efficiency. Still, if some people aren’t sure which format to download, I’d like to share a short explanation that might help.
Transparency basically means the point (the bitrate) where a codec reaches perceptually lossless quality—so that you (and most listeners) can’t reliably distinguish the compressed file from the uncompressed original.
Different codecs reach transparency at different bitrates. Rough comparisons:
MP3: transparency around ~175–245 kbit/s (at 44.1 kHz)
Opus: “pretty much transparent” around ~128 kbit/s (VBR, stereo)
OGG Vorbis_ transparency around ~150–170 kbit/s
OAC (Open Audio Codec): targets transparency similar to Opus (it’s closely related), but it’s still early-stage and support is limited in most software
So if you’re unsure, I recommend Opus: files are often a bit smaller while keeping equal—or sometimes better—perceived quality than OGG Vorbis. OAC could be the next generation, but for now it’s mainly for people who want to test the newest codec.
Oh if you are using my tracks on a game engine that better supports ogg and / or better loop with ogg vorbis go ahead! this is just a recommendation based on compression efficiency but there may be other factors that are worth taking into account.
Hi everyone! I realized I now have enough tracks to create a new playlist category: Vocals
This playlist brings together all of the mixes that feature vocals, including some of my most recent releases. I hope it makes these tracks easier to find, and I’m looking forward to adding many more as the collection continues to grow.
Hi everyone! As the collection of mixes continues to grow, I’ve been thinking about creating a new set of playlists that could make it easier to find music for specific game genres.
These playlists aren’t meant to be definitive, and they’ll likely evolve over time as new mixes are added or genres overlap. Still, I hope they make it easier for everyone to discover tracks that fit the style they’re looking for.
Hi, I’ve just added one important category to the list: Shoot’em’up. I found at least 10 tracks that I think could fit this category quite well.
I also tried to create an FPS category, but this genre usually requires very energetic and often fast-paced tracks. I only found four tracks that I felt really fit the category, so I decided not to add it to the main list.
I’ll leave those four tracks here, though, just in case someone finds them useful!
Hi, I added one important playlist to the current list: Stealth. I’ve also added some newer tracks that I think fit the category.
If there’s a game genre you feel is missing, or if you have any other feedback, feel free to let me know! If I have enough tracks that fit a particular category, I may add it to the list.
I hope you find the playlists useful!
Hi, I added 3 new playlists to my peertube account:
The new playlists are:
Point’n’click
There is also a playlist called “Graphic Adventure,” but for this one I selected tracks that don’t sound too serious and have a light, bright, or humorous feel. Of course, point’n’click adventures can also deal with serious topics, but they often have a more cheerful or quirky atmosphere, which is why I chose this name.
Flight Simulator
The selected tracks here range from symphonic, magnificent, and epic pieces to more atmospheric background music. Note that action- or battle-oriented games probably won’t find many fitting tracks here, as most of the selections are relaxing and calm.
City Building / Strategy
Here you’ll find tracks covering a wide range of themes, from sci-fi to medieval and everything in between. What they have in common is a more introspective atmosphere and a relatively low BPM, making them a good fit for this type of game.
I hope you find them useful!
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!
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!
Hi! I’ve noticed most people download my music in OGG—and that’s totally fine. OGG (Vorbis) is a great codec with excellent compression efficiency. Still, if some people aren’t sure which format to download, I’d like to share a short explanation that might help.
There’s a concept called “Transparency” (also called perceptual transparency). You can read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparency_(data_compression) and here: https://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Transparency
Transparency basically means the point (the bitrate) where a codec reaches perceptually lossless quality—so that you (and most listeners) can’t reliably distinguish the compressed file from the uncompressed original.
Different codecs reach transparency at different bitrates. Rough comparisons:
So if you’re unsure, I recommend Opus: files are often a bit smaller while keeping equal—or sometimes better—perceived quality than OGG Vorbis. OAC could be the next generation, but for now it’s mainly for people who want to test the newest codec.
Oh if you are using my tracks on a game engine that better supports ogg and / or better loop with ogg vorbis go ahead! this is just a recommendation based on compression efficiency but there may be other factors that are worth taking into account.
I hope it helps!
Thank you, Tsorthan Grove. Some of the mixes I'm most proud of feature your tracks, so it's especially nice to read that from you.
Hi everyone! I realized I now have enough tracks to create a new playlist category: Vocals
This playlist brings together all of the mixes that feature vocals, including some of my most recent releases. I hope it makes these tracks easier to find, and I’m looking forward to adding many more as the collection continues to grow.
I hope you enjoy it!
Hi everyone! As the collection of mixes continues to grow, I’ve been thinking about creating a new set of playlists that could make it easier to find music for specific game genres.
These playlists aren’t meant to be definitive, and they’ll likely evolve over time as new mixes are added or genres overlap. Still, I hope they make it easier for everyone to discover tracks that fit the style they’re looking for.
Current playlists:
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