Video Game Music Composition: Music For Games From Scratch
Original price was: $124.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
What you’ll learn
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Compose high quality, original video game music for any type of game and genre, for your own game or for someone else’s game.
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Start or further your career as a game music composer.
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Understand some music theory, music composition, music production and general game music knowledge.
The world’s first comprehensive online course on Video Game Music Composing that doesn’t cost thousands of dollars. Be one of the first to study the complex and often forgotten art of game music composition. This is the course I wish I had when I started out, and currently, there is still no complete course in game composing for this price. This course is the first and aims to be the absolute BEST.
Immerse yourself in the world of game music composing. Emerge a competent video game composer and be confident in your ability to make music for any and every type of game.
Every Game Type: Role-playing game battle themes, boss battle themes, casual mobile/smartphone game music, 8-bit chiptunes, indie and triple A adaptive and dynamic music, game character themes – this course covers it all. All with no prior music knowledge required.
Learn all the skills you need to successfully and confidently compose and produce music for any game. From music theory, composition techniques, digital audio workstation software, music production and even audio middleware for game engines, you will gather the entire skillset necessary to produce high quality video game music for any game project.
In this project-based course, you will learn interactively by following the instructor or going on your own to create any game music piece you desire. Almost every lecture has a challenge task, designed to test your abilities and hammer home those techniques you just learned.
Start simple. You won’t be overwhelmed. Musical concepts and theory and production are gradually introduced to ensure you build confidence in your music-making abilities.
Go in depth, learn the tricks of the trade. This is not just an introductory course, but delves deep into advanced topics only professional game composers know. Audio channels, computer chips and more, explore the technical aspects of game music.
It’s not just a composing course, it’s an entire music production course. Learn the entire pipeline of music production, from idea development and composing, to mixing and mastering.
We will use and cover many types of software:
FL Studio: Complete beginners will learn how to use one of the most popular digital audio workstation programs. Advanced students can use their preferred DAWs.
FMOD: Learn to use this audio middleware effectively with game engines, and learn the two must-know FMOD techniques.
Unity 5: Learn to use the Unity Game Engine with audio middleware and set up a fully-functional game scene, complete with adaptive/dynamic music, made from scratch.
Audacity: Learn how to use this free, open-source audio editor to add additional polish to your music.
So let’s dive right in, you will be surprised at how quick it is become a competent game music composer.
Who this course is for:
- Indie and Solo game developers wanting to make professional music for their own games
- Composers and music professionals looking to enter the video game music industry
- Aspiring game music composers and amateur composers
- Game enthusiasts who are curious to know how game music is made and learn how to do so
- Anyone who wants to learn how to make music for video games
12 reviews for Video Game Music Composition: Music For Games From Scratch
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Original price was: $124.99.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
Erik Bell –
I don’t know how to describe it and don’t want to upset anyone (so I added a star), I’ve been making music on and off by ear and instinct for a year between game dev stuff (150+ songs) and wanted to learn some general theory as I don’t know how to emulate styles I like.
I’ve been kind of learning some theory throughout this but all the music so far sounds really quite bad to me personally (I do have weird tastes so it’s just me). The course is making me feel like I’m getting worse at music and making me lose a lot of confidence, maybe courses like this simply aren’t for me? I really couldn’t say, I’m trying to stick it through to the end but I keep dreading doing more (again I’m a not very average so this course is probably fine for most people, don’t mind me).
Marcus Skoog –
It was a thorough course and I really appreciate the time and dedication you put down to this course! I myself found me skipping a lot trough the videos, sometimes because I already knew about that theory but sometimes cause the videos were quite slow paced and kind of boring in certain areas. I do appreciate u really taking the time with things, but for me it felt like a waste of time. Like listening trough ur entire tracks during the lectures. Maybe it would have improved the interest with a videocamera to accompany your lectures? I see many teachers on udemy not using this feature of a webcam which I believe really puts a different level of immersion to it. Thank you for a very inspiring course! Cheers. 🙂
Jez –
I feel the instructor doesn’t explain how they select their choices, I guess they’ve been doing it a long time and have internalised this process. As a beginner they appear to just select randomly and it sounds good but they have yet to explain their thought process about how they make those choices, maybe they’ll explain later in the course, but it’d be good to let us know earlier.
Ángel Jiménez Valverde –
I’m going to be honest, I had nothing of knowledge in music, or composition, but after this course, I have learned a lot, and I have to say, the way the professor teaches it’s really great
Flavkupe –
Fantastic class! At the age of 35, I’m finally learning to create music, despite having absolutely no musical training.
Luca Passini –
So far, so good! The pace is perfect for a beginner and all the topics are presented in a slightly increasing difficulty scale. I will update my review at the end.
David Gubeev –
Truly amazing course! It’s perfect both for absolute beginners and pre-intermediate composers. The instructor covers all the basics of working with fl studio, basics of composition, music theory, which are more than enough to compose great music. I knew music theory before I started this course, but the explanations seemed really great to me, things are simple and easy to understand. You’ll compose quite a lot of music during the course, which is great. The narrator thoroughly explains everything without leaving you confused, no stuttering or stammering. Now to flaws. Although the instructor is great at arranging, improvising and what she’s doing, she isn’t the best at writing melodies, which makes her pieces sound a bit lame. Instrumentation makes up for it, but you probably will not hear banging musical pieces during the course. I’m not sure if simplicity of melodies was intentional for ease of understanding, but still I think it’s the only drawback that I can remember. Overall It’s a really great course and I definitely recommend it!
Warid petprasit –
Easy to follow along. Not finish yet but have many motivation to try more after learn a bit 🙂
Jacques-Emmanuel Georges-Nathan Lohore –
i really like this course, i’m learning more everyday about composition for game music, but i wished the teacher goes a little bit deeper in mixing and mastering but apart from that everything is cool
Job Zwiers –
Very good, very useful information, and addressing all aspects, not just the “art” side or just the “technicalities”, but both, and nicely integrated.
Reza rezqya akbar –
wow, I never expect the course will teach me some music theory, but its great experience for me.
Saffronar –
really good, getting into it mabby some courses a little too long but other than that even me, someone who uses a different studio than FL studio find this course really helpful.