Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use?

[dothebeats]

There are tons of indie music creators out there that generate tons of flavorful music that is apt for the casino experience. Head on to fiverr for instance and you'll see them offering professional-level soundtrack for only a few hundred dollars. The one I am really awed with in terms of soundtrack are slot games that are future-themed. Idk how they're doing those passages and riffs but man they are music to the ears. It's hard to compose a Western theme that will blend well with slots TBH but they have done it no sweat.

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[Chikito]

I've used to watch content creators on YouTube and some of them said that their fans have asked them where they're getting their background musics/soundtracks. One of the most mentioned is epidemic sound.
Maybe some casino developers are also getting music there, they're not for free and there could be agreements that they would sign for a royalty for using that music or

I ever made some videos and use the free music, they give for content. I don't know if the gambling provider uses that free music or paid, but as I know for free music,  it's just standard, not unique and we often hear in many content and video.

So if the provider want to make own music, they must use software like ableton, Audacity and etc. [1]. And, of course the maker must have art soul of music and know how to make people like it.

[1]. https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/best-music-making-software

[robelneo]

On Fiverr, you can find a lot of music developers and soundtrack makers for casinos they can pay as long as $50 it depends on the duration of the soundtrack, or they can download and get a license from music portals that sell license soundtracks
There are also Casino Royalty-Free Music & Sound Effects Audio you can find online like this one
https://www.storyblocks.com/audio/search/casino

[Wexnident]

As others have said, there are a variety of sources out there from commercial-free music to commissioned ones. I reckon what you're looking for is a commissioned one since it's a bgm dedicated to a theme, not particularly sure since idk what specific track you're pertaining to but it should be something like that. Each slot game I assume has a set amount of budget allocated to it, from the theme, design, music, and the like, the side people would mostly notice so to speak. The backend is mostly the same among slots anyway so I don't think much of the budget would go there.

[acroman08]

I recently played a slot game named "Wanted dead or a wild", on Livecasino.io and I so much liked it because of the great soundtrack the game had. I have asked here if anyone has an idea the origin of the songs used in slot games, there was no definite answer, so I am bringing it up here for general discussion.

 Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

I assume they specifically make it for their game. I mean, any reputable and well-known game developer would want their game soundtrack to be unique for their game. also, I assume they want to avoid any possible issues on their soundtracks, like lawsuits or copyrights which is why making their own soundtrack specifically for their games is better for them legally, it also makes the quality of their game increase.

[fortunecrypto]

Creating their own soundtrack is a better choice for casinos, casinos want something that will differentiate them from other casinos, and by hiring or paying a soundtrack developer to create an exclusive soundtrack, gamblers can differentiate casinos with a unique soundtrack, one of the casinos I'm playing that I like their soundtrack because of their uniqueness is Betfury, their Betfury wheel soundtrack is very unique.

[minime0105]

Creating their own soundtrack is a better choice for casinos, casinos want something that will differentiate them from other casinos, and by hiring or paying a soundtrack developer to create an exclusive soundtrack, gamblers can differentiate casinos with a unique soundtrack, one of the casinos I'm playing that I like their soundtrack because of their uniqueness is Betfury, their Betfury wheel soundtrack is very unique.

Actually you are right, but it's only casino that have to develop or initiate what's different from others, because gambling is something we know that it have to do with different varieties so that people might because of one of their functions or criteria to embrace them, but most at times many casinos do copy each other function to look similar like the one that have influence, but for casino to have attraction of players their most be something different.

[Accardo]

Did you try to Shazam the track? That could lead you to the original track where the gambling track was crafted out from. Sounds these days originates from an already existing track which apps like Shazam can show you. Although, It won't be the same with the main sound as they're expected to buy the copyright instead the game developers will decide to create their own sound different from the original. However, they achieve this goal through music producers or free beats on YouTube.

[Saisher]

 Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

The game becomes more appealing if the soundtrack is attractive I'm sure casinos want the soundtrack to be unique and specifically made for a particular game, casino developers allocate a budget to creating soundtracks for each of their games, so you can feel that you are on your favorite casino just by listening to their soundtracks that's uniquely on their own and besides the budget is not that huge, there are many freelancers soundtrack creators.

[Leviathan.007]

there are already digital music creator today, one would not need an orchestra to create one. everything is digital like techno music, all you need is arrange the beat and add some components to it. for the Wanted dead or a wild,  its great composition that fits for wild west but doesn't sound very country.

but i think staker is right about music libraries of the game developers. a full package offer for casino business.

Yes, usually a slot game doesn't need a developer but it need a team of developer and they have different rules, they have programmers, designers, and other rules in their teams and sometimes they even have another person who is working the team to supply the soundtracks, some of them will even create the soundtracks using different tool and base on the needs they have but some others will only search in the internet or other places and will just edit the soundtracks the find and some other will just use the original soundtracks from the internet, so it depends on the game and the developers.

[wiss19]

I think they create it on their own because getting it somewhere can gave them a copyright claim but maybe what you are saying is possible that they can pay some commission to the original source of that soundtrack. The only downside of doing this is it can be costly because it wasn't usually a one time payment but you will be obligated to pay them like for example per 15 days or per month.

If I were them I will just create my own soundtrack. If I don't have the skills then I will hire a good artist. The artist will only be paid one time and after sometime I already recovered what I've paid for it. Other than a good soundtrack, it's also important for a slot game to have an eye catching graphics. Both of it can already make the player entertain, forgetting their losses if ever they haven't win anything.

[tabas]

I've used to watch content creators on YouTube and some of them said that their fans have asked them where they're getting their background musics/soundtracks. One of the most mentioned is epidemic sound.
Maybe some casino developers are also getting music there, they're not for free and there could be agreements that they would sign for a royalty for using that music or

I ever made some videos and use the free music, they give for content. I don't know if the gambling provider uses that free music or paid, but as I know for free music,  it's just standard, not unique and we often hear in many content and video.

So if the provider want to make own music, they must use software like ableton, Audacity and etc. [1]. And, of course the maker must have art soul of music and know how to make people like it.

[1]. https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/best-music-making-software

Right, the music should be unique and that's coming from the maker itself. As for these game developers, they may make on their own but it's better to get someone who's been doing this all of his lifetime, an expert.
They'll just pay for whatever amount he's asked and pretty sure that it won't be as cheap as it can if it's specialized for their games. And that's why, they just can go to websites like epidemic sound or any music store online where they can get it for specific amount and they've got various choices for it.

[crzy]

Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

They can use any soundtrack that is already available as long as it can connect to the game especially when you hit the jackpot. Also, a developer can make their own soundtrack which can be more easy for them, most of the slots machine today have their own interesting soundtrack, it can actually help to increase the emotion of every gambler, if you are a developer better to create your own.

[Desmong]

Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

They can use any soundtrack that is already available as long as it can connect to the game especially when you hit the jackpot. Also, a developer can make their own soundtrack which can be more easy for them, most of the slots machine today have their own interesting soundtrack, it can actually help to increase the emotion of every gambler, if you are a developer better to create your own.

Making a soundtrack should not be a big problem since everyone can make there own soundtrack and mix it with whatsoever they want or like. There are many site we can get soundtracks either for free or buying them which is also another alternative for developers to make there own work every easier to safe time and stress.

[Newlifebtc]

Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

They can use any soundtrack that is already available as long as it can connect to the game especially when you hit the jackpot. Also, a developer can make their own soundtrack which can be more easy for them, most of the slots machine today have their own interesting soundtrack, it can actually help to increase the emotion of every gambler, if you are a developer better to create your own.

Making a soundtrack should not be a big problem since everyone can make there own soundtrack and mix it with whatsoever they want or like. There are many site we can get soundtracks either for free or buying them which is also another alternative for developers to make there own work every easier to safe time and stress.

Do you know that some platform does not bring out time to check then say very well but they do like to copy whatever thing that another platform has done so because of that some people now think that using the sense soundtrack with them is kind of copying them to thali so each platform of casino supposed to have their own soundtrack for pending what they have to offer

[goinmerry]

Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

They can use any soundtrack that is already available as long as it can connect to the game especially when you hit the jackpot. Also, a developer can make their own soundtrack which can be more easy for them, most of the slots machine today have their own interesting soundtrack, it can actually help to increase the emotion of every gambler, if you are a developer better to create your own.

Copyright-related issues. They can't just use an already available soundtrack for their personal use. They might face the law.

But yes, they can instead make their own by hiring a professional service related to that matter.

That should not be a problem for them since spending money on those is just a common thing to expect.

[maydna]

I recently played a slot game named "Wanted dead or a wild", on Livecasino.io and I so much liked it because of the great soundtrack the game had. I have asked here if anyone has an idea the origin of the songs used in slot games, there was no definite answer, so I am bringing it up here for general discussion.

 Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

We don't know where the casino got the soundtrack for each game, and the casino wants to keep it private too. But with so many sources that can help us get the soundtrack, getting help from them is not difficult. The casino or in this case, the developer or provider, can hire a soundtrack maker to work with the casino and make some soundtracks for each gambling game, and I think maybe that's what the casino does. In addition, the casino must also have a coder who can help him get the soundtrack or add the soundtrack.

[Yatsan]

Probably paid around the web or they have a staff able to create original beats which would be suitable to the gambling platform in general or to a particular game. Quite odd that players are ablee to notice such details which are almost often disregarded. I'm guilty of it 'coz whenever I am playing games except for sportsbetting, I disable the sound then play songs on my personal playlist to ease up my mood. But since there are people who appreciate such feature of a site, gambling platforms might allot time to put extra effort on small details of their site, if this would reach them.

Where do slot game developers get the soundtracks they use in their game development? Are soundtracks made specifically for every game (that will be an extra budget) or do they use selected already existing soundtracks and just pay the creators some royalty for using it?

They can use any soundtrack that is already available as long as it can connect to the game especially when you hit the jackpot. Also, a developer can make their own soundtrack which can be more easy for them, most of the slots machine today have their own interesting soundtrack, it can actually help to increase the emotion of every gambler, if you are a developer better to create your own.

Copyright-related issues. They can't just use an already available soundtrack for their personal use. They might face the law.

But yes, they can instead make their own by hiring a professional service related to that matter.

That should not be a problem for them since spending money on those is just a common thing to expect.

Correct with the copyright issue. But for sure there will be small platforms to feel guilty on such aspect of their site. This will only be given emphasis if the artist would look into it and sue them afterwards but since most of the mainstream artits won't use such time , small commiter of copy right acts, move freely on this web.