Indie game trailers compete with AAA productions on production value alone. This preset closes the gap — hybrid orchestral-electronic, build to a drop at second 35, anthemic chorus that lands on a wishlist click.
Steam page conversion data shows 60-90 second trailers convert wishlists better than sub-30s teasers — the longer arc gives the player time to internalize the gameplay loop. The preset is built for the longer format because it’s where indie wishlists actually come from.
Yes — the preset is structured so seconds 30-60 stand alone as a teaser cut (build → drop → chorus tail). Render the full 60s for your main trailer; cut the back half for your social teasers.
In-game music has different licensing implications than trailer music. The standard commercial license covers promotional video use only. For in-game soundtrack licensing, contact us — we can issue extended licensing for that scope.
30 secondsMobile game install ads convert on a satisfaction loop — gameplay → level-up → install. This preset is the audio version of that loop. Bouncy chiptune lead, level-up sting at the end, ready for the App Store cut.
BPM · 128–142
1 minuteTwitch streams run 4+ hours. The bed has to disappear gracefully into the background and never demand a chat-overlay-clearing dynamic moment. This preset does — synthwave pad, plucked staccato bass, no melodic hook to compete with your reads.
BPM · 88–98
