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This album is my take on old-school fantasy, inspired by video games like Baldur’s Gate 2.
Venture Forth, Chapter 1
by Ivan Duch
Venture Forth, Chapter 1
$ 10.00
This album is my take on old-school fantasy, inspired by video games like Baldur’s Gate 2.
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Includes the following
- 10 songs
- Includes MP3, OGG, WAV, and FLAC formats.
- Includes stems
- Includes loops
- A non-exclusive license and requires attribution.
1 review for Venture Forth, Chapter 1
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Instructions
- When you you get the music pack from my store you'll get access to a client area from where you can download all your purchases.
- Please, don't hesitate to contact me if anything goes wrong. You can write me on my Discord server or by filling the form in the contact section of my website.
- I'm constantly improving the library and making editions or additions to previously released songs.
- Make sure to download all the songs to your computer. The link I share after purchase might change from time to time as I encounter limitations with the platforms I use for hosting them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I offer an ever growing selection of royalty free fantasy music. Please read the following before downloading it:
- I love what you do. Is there any way to contribute?
- Of course! I'm a full time composer, and I recognize it can be difficult to make a living out of it at times, specially releasing so much music for free. So any sort support you can give is always welcome. You can also support me on Patreon and Ko-fi.
- Is it totally free?
- Yep, it's totally free if the song is tagged as free and as long as you credit me. Check out the license info page for more details on proper attribution. If you can't credit me for any reason you'll need subscribe to my Patreon or pay a one-time license, contact me if that's the case. If you feel like your project can afford paying for music, please consider supporting me on Patreon or Ko-fi.
- What are Stems?
- Stems are included for my Patron's exclusive content. Ever wanted to remove an instrument you don't like from a song? You can do that with audio stems. The stems are audio files for the specific instrument families (woodwinds, brass, etc) in the songs. You can mix our tracks the way you need them. For instance, you might only need the percussion for a specific scene.
- What is Royalty Free Music?
- Royalty free music means that you get a license to use a piece of music, not repeatedly on a per-use basis. Normally such licenses are paid but as long as you credit me properly you can use it for free.
- What sort of music rights do I get?
- By downloading my free songs you become the owner of a non-exclusive license. Such license does not include releasing and distributing my music as stand-alone tracks or albums . And also means I can keep on distributing the songs to other content creators to use in their projects.
- Do you offer Exclusive Licenses or other sort of music rights?
- If you're in need of exclusive and original music for your project check out my commisions page, I also write original music for media and video games. The terms of the contract can be arranged in different ways, depending on your project's needs.
- Do I have to give credit when using your songs?
- Yes. Attribution is strictly required for the free license. Patrons on the $10 and above, and those who buy special licenses for the songs (contact me if you need any) can use it without attribution in those cases where proper attribution is not possible. To learn more about the proper attribution check out this page.
- Can you give me a written license?
- Yes. You can find the written license here. In the unlikely case that someone would falsely claim my songs as their own you will have the license to properly dispute it. Check out my copyright page if you want to learn more about copyright strikes.
Austin Griffith –
This really captures the adventurous spirit of a vast world, capturing a variety of different moods for different settings. Each track tells a story on it’s own, especially Rudibert and Geof.
Ivan Duch –
Thanks Austin! Indeed! So much so that Rudibert and Geof ended up being part of my album Folk.