I probably asked this once but it's been quite a while and now I do need some insight to it: A videogame studio came up to me and said: we want you, the only thing we need right now is a document where you write down your charges for the tracks and SFX and its gonna be quite some work. Estimated he said 180 hours. And I'm not sure how to charge for SFX. Or in general. I made the mistake once and to bypass the law and taxes I said I wanted a mini-job (getting only 538€ a month) Germany has some really difficult paperwork. So now they offered me: Freelance job or monthly salary job. And I do want to do freelance to get more of it but I'm not sure how to charge it. I used to do per minute of audio but when a project needs more than just some tracks I'm overasked. They're gonna submit it to get money from the state for the project and they need me to prepare my numbers for it on a document. What should I do? What do I tell them?

Hi friends, I have no doubt that you would know such a legend from the gaming-music industry, and I don’t mean anyone other than Akira Yamaoka. Since I don’t have time for games anymore and I played Silent Hill 2 when the sequel came out back in 2001, and I absolutely fell in love with the game. I played through it about ten times and saw all the endings. And that music really resonated with me back then too. Only now that the remake from Polish studio Bloober Team came out recently, I got my hands on the completely reworked soundtrack with 93 tracks. Well, it ended up with me having to order the 6LP version, which will be released in the fall. What do you think about the soundtrack? It’s available in full on YouTube. https://youtu.be/Q47veZhrMW8

👀 Hi there! I'm excited to share that I have composed the soundtrack for "Rise Of The Demon Lord", a dark fantasy card game created for the Inbound Shovel Jam 2025. The process was fascinating, and I would love to hear your thoughts on the songs. I aimed to reflect the style of the game’s artwork in the music. 💪 You can play Rise of the Demon lord now on itchio! https://ishinada.itch.io/rise-of-the-demon-lord

Hello everyone! I'm making a track for a videogame that is a parody inspired by the italian classic "Fantozzi" and i'd like to ask how can i make longer since in this moment i feel stuck (below the reference track and my track) Thank you in forward! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVUT0BLUigE&list=PLB0B6BF525B7E99C8&index=1

Looking for some feedback on a track I wrote over two days with a friend of mine. I haven't had a ton of experience recording real instruments before (Specifically Electric Guitar), so feedback on that aspect would be great! Feedback on the composition in general would be fantastic too!