Angry Wizard |
Alrighty, so I'm making a homebrew Castle Ravenloft game using Pathfinder rules, and I want to know what kind of music, ambient noise, and overall sounds you would use in such a classic horror campaign. Before it's posted, I already have Toccata and Fugue at the ready, although I'm certainly open to different variations of the song if you believe it better fits the gothic tone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFJV0yNCscU
gamer-printer |
Anything from Tabletop Audio works well for RPG horror... over 50 tracks with music or music/ambiance mixes each 10 minutes long, all with specific themes, and all free to use, includes an onsite audio player! I use this resource for all of my RPG games. The creator even takes suggestions. You'll note the Samurai HQ track, that was created upon request by me for use in my Kaidan setting of Japanese horror (PFRPG).
Peasant |
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest you simply dig up a copy of Castle Ravenloft. At least I think that was the name of the module (published all the way back when TSR existed) that came bundled with an audio CD. As I recall, the tracks were a mix of effects, music and narration, so probably not of any direct use, but why not leverage off of what the designers thought was suitable music?
Dang it. Now I'm going to have to see if I still have it and listen to the bloody thing again.
Lune |
Also, I believe that Broken Zenith started a collection up on his site based on suggestions in that thread. Here is a link.