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Originally Posted by crabFish
The hard part is actually not learning Garageband (since it's a pretty simple program to use) - The hard part is to create anything that's good and usefull... Perhaps finding a friend who is allready into music would be a good idea if you want something that might work in a game.
It's not an easy task creating something that is nice listening to, goes well with the game itself and doesn't get boring and annoying after a while of playing the game...
Sounds in general make up around 70% of the user experience - so it's nothing to take too lightly and dismiss as a minor thing that might just be neccessary to add in order to make things seem a little bit more proffessional or whatever...
It's a quite an important part of the overall impression of your app, especially if it's a game...
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yeah, it probably wont be too hard finding sounds for the game itself, but more of the backround music. Garageband is pretty simple and i just made some pretty cool music as a test of its abilities. Unfortunately, this music doesnt go with my game
. Its hard finding loops that are what im trying to find ( backround music like jelly car 2 ).
