AI-generated music sounds almost right — but for games, it's a dead end. No loops, no adaptive music, no flexibility. Here's how composers turn AI tracks into real, usable game music in 5 steps.

Everyone is talking about how good AI music has become. The debate around AI music vs human composer game music has never been louder — so I decided to put it to the test and what I found might surprise you. I gave Suno AI v5 a real studio brief: score a dark western cinematic soundtrack in the style of Red Dead Redemption. Then I scored the same brief myself. The results revealed something important that nobody is talking about. 🎬 Watch the full comparison here: THE MOMENTUM TRAP Suno AI is...

by Marika Schanz – composer, sound explorer, accidental goblin impersonator When people ask me how I create my music packs, they sometimes imagine something mystical. Maybe I sit in a candlelit room, summon ancient spirits, and wait for the cosmic melody to descend upon me like a pigeon with excellent taste. I wish. The truth is: My process is a mix of research, organization, musical archaeology, a little chaos, and a lot of passion for helping indie devs bring their worlds to life. Here’s...