Music and sound effects for gameplay videos, esports highlights, game trailers, dev diaries and livestreams - from the starting screen to the alerts, drawn from the categories that suit gaming content.
A stream moves through phases: a starting screen while viewers arrive, gameplay or chat, a break and an ending screen. Calm lo-fi and chill tracks suit the waiting screens and long chat sessions, while energetic electronic, chiptune and trap tracks lift highlights and competitive play.
Edited videos need more punch than a live stream. Trailers and highlight reels build on epic and intense music with impacts and whooshes on the cuts, and alerts need short, clear sounds that stand out over the game audio. Open the Sound Effects tab for beeps, buzzers and stingers.
Relaxed music that loops well, such as lo-fi, chill and chillstep tracks.
Yes. Intense, powerful tracks with impacts and whooshes on the cuts suit esports and highlight reels.
Open the Sound Effects tab for stingers, beeps, buzzers and gaming sounds.
Read the license agreement before you use music or sound effects directly inside a game or an app - it sets out which uses are covered.
