Lost in the Dawn
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Sunday, September 30, 2012 - 13:38
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High energy track with plenty of live guitars and bass, would be great in high action areas or chase scenes. all music wrtten, played and arranged by Jason Perry (Azazel42)
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Please credit me as Azazel42, use of track is encouraged. Please let me know if it will be used and for what as I would be honored to know.
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Can this song be used in commercial games?
Absolutely, I would be honored and very grateful. Please let me know if it is used and in what game and for what system. Would be very exciting.
Thank you. ^^ I'm planning on using this song for my final boss in my game Snot Shot, it's in early stages so nothing much has been thought of yet, just basic core of cores stuff lol.
Thank you for the interest. I am excited that you like my work and it is suitable for a Final Boss stage. Sweet.
Thanks, I'll try and keep you updated, feel free to check out my site:
www.gamecandy.webs.com
Thanks again, would love to know once you start making progress on it.
Nice seeing an engaging and harder piece here, too! The GPL license really confuses me, though.
If I used this in a game, would my game be considered a derivative work and had to be GPL, too?
Or would playing it back at the same time as some SFX in the game (therefore mixing it at runtime) require those SFX sounds to be GPL?
Thanks for your comments Cygon. As far as the license I am still very new to sharing my music, my thought on it is I retain the rights to the music but allow others to utilze as they would like and would be honored to have some of my work utilized in anothers project. I very well have probably chosen the wrong type of license for what my intentions were. Glad you like the track. Please let me know if in fact you do decide to utilize it for a project, I would love to see it get used. Any comments are greatly appreciated.