[Paid] Looking for composer/ sound designer for a small scoped puzzle game.

Hello. I'm B-DeshiDev and I'm making Control : Override.
It's a simple puzzle game with small scope. It'll be released Q1 next year when my exams are done and there will be a demo next month. My goal is to expand a jam game into one that I can put in my portfolio.

I need someone to handle the audio. I need:

1-2 looping BGMs for the puzzle solving sections.
A looping BGM for the story sections/scenes.
BGM for the level select/ lore codex screen.
New trailer music similar to the current one. However, the trailer is synced. Syncing the beats makes the first part of the video drag. Something that picks up faster would be necessary.

The style of audio should be like the trailer music in the steam page. Something cyberpunk/ synth-ish.
1 & 2 needs to be done by the end of this month.

SFX(if you want to tackle it):

1. Robotic beeps and boops for the AI when s/he talks.
2. Some sort of VHS tape sound when the player rewinds moves.

I mentioned that this is a paid gig. However, looking at typical composer pricing ranges, I realize that the usual rate is too high for me to pay. I understand that if you consider minimum wage in western countries, most composers are not asking for much. However, as someone from a 3rd world country, even that is too costly. Realistically, I do not expect this game to make for than a few hundred bucks. So please consider my situation when discussing the pricing.

You can also opt for a Rev Share. But, as I said, the game likely won't make that much money and a flat payout might work out better for you.

Obviously, I will also prioritize you for future games and game jam collaborations. Consider that a bonus if you will.

You can retain the rights to reuse the music for other games, put it in your portfolio, sell the OST etc. But streamers should not be getting any copyright strikes in their streams. I should also be have the license to use the music assets in promotional material.

You can play the post-jam version here to get a feel for the game.

That's all. I look forward to working with you.

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