Music Guides for Creators

Choose music that carries the edit without competing with your message.

Make the first second feel intentional, then keep the music simple enough for the hook to land.

Use music to frame a voice, not to fill every second of silence.

The right track gives ordinary moments a point of view without making them feel over-produced.

Keep the player, chat and game audio clear; background music should never become a second game.

Choose music by the player’s job in a scene: explore, think, react or recover.

Use music to create confidence and forward motion while the message stays in focus.

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Start with the feeling and pace you need.

Read the practical rules before you publish.