FAQ

Basically, it’s a really long word. It is also a royalty free stock music and sound effects store, mainly created for video game and app developers.

It is an audio material, you don’t have to pay royalties (a percentage of earnings or a recurring payment) for, beyond what you pay when you purchase the audio.

It’s all in your head. JK, it’s an watermark. You’ll get a clean WAV version without the strange voices, after you purchase the files.

Currently just Paypal.

The composer Leon Riskin. All of the audio on this site is created by Leon and contains a lot of his work for the audio stock industry from the past years as well as new music and sounds that are being extracted from coffee beans as we speak.

You get a royalty free non-exclusive irrevocable license for a single use of the music in yours or your clients game/app. Notice that some tracks are liecnesed under “Creative Commons”.

Most of the music tracks here are looped versions. Some have additional variations in the ZIP. They’ve been checked to loop perfectly, and you can check it out too in any standard audio/video editing software. Regular music players usually create a tiny gap in looping mode and won’t serve as a good test for the looping. You need to have zero latency.

when you buy the audio – music or SFX, you get the audio in the original uncompressed format – WAV 16bit 44kHZ, so that you can start off with the best quality.

when you buy the audio – music or SFX, you get the audio in the original uncompressed format – WAV 16bit 44kHZ, so that MP3 is not the best format for looping music. It might work fine for ambient sounds and various noises, but the process of encoding to MP3 chops off 10-30ms from the ending of the file. It is noticeable in music and may sound as stutter in the looping. If you can, use WAV. OGG is a good alternative for mp3 too. You can create small OGG files if you don’t want to work with WAV and they should stay intact.

Not at this time

Your license allows you not to if you choose so. But it would mean a lot if you would. Just put “Leon Riskin” as the composer of the music, in the credits. Checking in to say hello and dropping the link to your new and awesome game would be even best. It’s always great to see where the music ends up. Tracks under CC, however, require the correct attribution.

“Creative Commons” or CC, are tracks you can use in your project, with the correct attribution:

Track Name by Leon Riskin
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Check the link about to learn more about the CC 3.0 license

Yes. Though pricing won’t be anything close to the prices on the tracks here. One minute of custom made soundtrack varies from 350-550$. It depends on the genre and the complexity of the music. Reach out to talk about your project.

Get in touch. In some cases, there is an option to create a slightly different variation for the loop

Not in the near future. Drop a link to your online portfolio, and if one day this will become a platform that accepts new composers, we’ll contact you.

The password is usually sent to the email you entered on sign-up. If you still can’t find it, get in touch, and a new password will be generated for you.

If the payment was successful you should be redirected to a thank you page with a download link. You should also get an email with your order confirmation and the download link/s and if you log into your account, in the “Downloads” tab, you’ll find the audio files you purchased with a download link for each file. You can return there in the future if you misplaced your downloads, and get the files again along with your invoice. The files are available for download for 90 days.

Leon Riskin have been selling stock music for quite some time now. Some of these music loops here originate from full tracks he produced, that are longer and sometimes have different versions. As this platform is mainly dedicated to audio for games and apps, only loop versions are sold here (unless stated differently) and the license is simplified and aimed for the music to be used in games and apps, rather than in other projects and mediums.

The main use of these loops and sounds is for games and apps. Do get in touch if you need if for other types of projects.

Not at the moment.

Yes. Navigate to the product page of the track, you’ll find the button “Download Demo” next to the audio player. The music will open in a new page. You can right-click and save it on your device.
*NOTICE – it’s a demo MP3 file containing the audio watermark for protection, and as explained earlier, mp3 files don’t loop well. The WAV you’ll get after you purchase should loop perfectly.

You should be able to. Though it would be much more comfortable to navigate on a computer.

No. The music on the site is meant to accompany games and apps as a whole. You can, however, adapt the music for your project by cutting, fading, editing the length or adding a voice over on top of it.

This is a single use license – for one game/project/app.