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Dynamic Retro Music Set
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NOTICE ABOUT FREE DYNAMIC ACTION MUSIC PACK
Due to an uploading issue, that asset was accidentally removed from the asset story. I deeply apologize for the confusion. The download link for that asset is below.
Linear Example | Dynamic Example | Package Download
Introduction
This is a song not unlike those found in the Japanese video games of the 90s. It has a rather retro/80s feel to it. However, like the previous song, it has a separate intro, three different parts, and an ending. Each part also has three different versions. Although the parts were arranged in a certain order, they can be arranged and played in any order.
Here's a linear example:
Linear Example
And here is a dynamic Unity example showing some of the ways it can be used.
Dynamic Example
What's included?
All files are in 44.1K 16-bit wave files. Ogg versions of these files are also included.
BPM: 140
Three versions of the full song
--Ambient
--Intermediate
--Full
Nine separate parts --Three versions per section (of which there are three)
One Intro
One ending
14 files in total
Due to an uploading issue, that asset was accidentally removed from the asset story. I deeply apologize for the confusion. The download link for that asset is below.
Linear Example | Dynamic Example | Package Download
Introduction
This is a song not unlike those found in the Japanese video games of the 90s. It has a rather retro/80s feel to it. However, like the previous song, it has a separate intro, three different parts, and an ending. Each part also has three different versions. Although the parts were arranged in a certain order, they can be arranged and played in any order.
Here's a linear example:
Linear Example
And here is a dynamic Unity example showing some of the ways it can be used.
Dynamic Example
What's included?
All files are in 44.1K 16-bit wave files. Ogg versions of these files are also included.
BPM: 140
Three versions of the full song
--Ambient
--Intermediate
--Full
Nine separate parts --Three versions per section (of which there are three)
One Intro
One ending
14 files in total
From the publisher's Asset Store listing.