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[LuckyLionStudios]

My name is Andrew Riley, independent composer at Lucky Lion Studios. I've created a Royalty-Free Video Game Music Library with songs available for purchase and immediate download for just $5 each.

I am also available for custom audio requests. Please fill out the form found on the website - I can work with most styles.

For select samples of custom audio and published works, please see the portfolio section.

[LuckyLionStudios]

The library has been updated with 5 more songs, bringing the total to 105 original songs for just $5 each.

The new songs are: Daylight Battle, Roll On, Gravity, Reflections, Dreadnought Machina

[LuckyLionStudios]

The latest update to the Royalty-Free Video Game Music Library brings the total number of tracks available to 110, available for just $5 each.

The latest songs:

Osiria, Victory And Defeat, The Coffee Bean Incident, Lazu, Fragments

Victory And Defeat is actually four short tracks. Two victory songs (a short and extended version of the same piece) and two defeat / game over (again, one short and one extended version).

http://luckylionstudios.com/royalty-free-video-game-music-library/

[LuckyLionStudios]

The Royalty-Free Video Game Music Library has been updated with 5 new tracks, bringing the total to 115 songs available for just $5 each.

The new additions:

The Drowned Cutlass (adventurous)
Gearing Up (chiptunes/retro)
Drops of Dew (electronic/beat)
Phantom Drone (ambient/horror)
Stolen Hearts (piano/strings)

[LuckyLionStudios]

The library has been updated with 5 new songs, bringing the total to 120 songs.

The new songs are: Bring Your Galoshes, Chemistry, Beakers, Hidden Temple, Weaving Girl

[LuckyLionStudios]

The Lucky Lion Studios Royalty-Free Video Game Music Library has been updated with five new songs: Humblebug / Cobra Effect / Time's Pulse / Obsidian Mirror / Roux

A slew of new descriptive tags have also been added to make searching through the library for suitable songs a little easier.

[LuckyLionStudios]

The royalty-free library has been updated with 5 new tracks, bringing the total to 135.

The new songs:

Unyielding: epic/orchestral
Una in Black: epic/electronic
Bundtling: calm/adventure
Results and Retry: two tracks (win/lose), orchestral style
Level Complete and Game Over: two tracks (win/lose), 8-bit style

[Jackson31]

Can I recommend not being so protective of your files?
I liked some of the tracks on your site (I think) but I'm hesitant to buy anything because I can't hear what they sound like at their true audio quality.

If you look around the internet most people selling royalty free music will simply have the tracks on soundcloud at their full bitrate with no 'watermark' thing like your repeating 'lucky lion dot com' voice.

I think you'll get more sales by impressing people so much with an awesome track that they will pay for it, rather than impressing no one with music that can't be pirated

Even if people did pirate your tracks, that doesn't give them rights to use it, you would have grounds to sue them for royalty if they did, people could only pirate it for the purpose of listening to it (which is good for your business, not hurting it)

[LuckyLionStudios]

Thanks for the feedback. Is this based solely on my use of a watermark, or is there something else (protection-based) that's preventing you from enjoying the songs?

Most of the previews have a 320kbps bitrate, though some of the older ones are 192kbps. Either way, that's not abnormal, and rehosting on Soundcloud wouldn't help that.

Regarding the watermarks, I would have to respectively disagree.

While some people may preview their tracks via a third party site as you suggested, many larger (sites selling hundreds of songs) royalty-free library sites' previews are indeed watermarked. It's an extremely common practice, and it's done with good reason. It's neither cheap nor easy to find and sue people who use the tracks without the proper license, and it's incredibly easy to lift the previews from the site without paying for them.

One thing I am planning to eventually do is reduce the overall volume of the watermark, but I have no plans of removing it entirely. I'm eventually planning to create a subscription model, and would most likely remove the watermarks for subscribers, but that's a ways off.

[Jackson31]

Most of the previews have a 320kbps bitrate, though some of the older ones are 192kbps. Either way, that's not abnormal, and rehosting on Soundcloud wouldn't help that.

Oh, really? all the tracks I listened to seemed like they were playing at a very low/compressed bitrate, or like it was in mono or something else odd