Seth Dresari |
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Does anybody here like to play music while at the table? Be it atmosphere for a city, ambience for a dungeon, epic overtures for the long stretches of exploration and/or sick beats for a battle?
If you do play music at the table, what are some examples? Recently, I have been playing Chrono Trigger music whenever a battle starts.
Nullpunkt |
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C.Scott Franklin |
I have been using syrinescape. They have a lot of pathfinder specific play sets and they are pretty cool. They have both music and sound fx in most of their sets. My kids really love it when we use them in game. They have everything from ambient bar or town noise to fights and spell casting sound fx. They also have specific sets for every module in RotRL. Anyone interested you can find them online. We were introduced to them with a free voucher at free RPG day.
Seth Dresari |
Sounds like a lot of fun! What would you suggest for a game like Shadowrun or some other futuristic setting (including Iron Gods for Pathfinder)? Something like Industrial? (for the linked video, skip to 2:16)
Jiggy RPG Superstar 2015 Top 32, RPG Superstar 2012 Top 32 |
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In the Mummy's Mask group I was in, we sometimes had the soundtrack of The Mummy playing in the background (not so loud as to drown out anyone's voices), which I found added to the atmosphere a bit. Haven't tried it anywhere else.
I've sometimes considered including YouTube links to appropriate music in some of my GM posts in my PbP, but haven't actually done it yet.