Custom Music for Video Games

Original soundtracks for indie and mobile games, licensed for commercial release

Custom music for video games has to do more than sound good once. It needs to loop, layer, and hold up after the hundredth playthrough. Musikai generates original game music from your brief, lets you shape it in Musikai Studio, and on the Studio plan splits a finished track into stems you can layer in your engine. When the soundtrack needs a composer's hand, Musikai Production takes it on.

From chiptune to full orchestral

Whether you need chiptune for a retro platformer or an orchestral theme for your reveal trailer, you describe the style and generate original tracks in it. Indie budgets get original music instead of the same stock loops other games use, generated in minutes rather than commissioned over weeks.

Built to loop and layer

Background music for video games needs a license that covers Steam, console storefronts, and mobile app stores. On Pro and Studio, commercial releases are covered without separate per-platform negotiations. Tracks export as MP3, or as WAV on paid plans, so they drop into Unity, Unreal, or Godot like any other audio file, and Studio-plan stems give you drums, bass, and other layers to bring in and out as gameplay changes.

Full game soundtracks with Musikai Production

A main theme is only part of a game's music. Mobile games, game trailers, and VR projects each need a different mix. Musikai Production's producers can take on the full soundtrack, with scope, budget, and licensing agreed before work starts, so the music rights for your game are settled before you ship.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the music adapt to gameplay?

Musikai generates linear tracks, not middleware-ready adaptive music. On the Studio plan you can split a track into stems, such as drums and bass, and layer them in your engine to raise or lower intensity with gameplay.

Is the license valid for Steam, console, and mobile releases?

Yes, on the Pro and Studio plans, which cover commercial releases on PC, console, and mobile storefronts with no per-platform fees. The Creator plan is limited to your own online content, podcasts, and music releases, so a game needs Pro or Studio, and the free plan is personal and non-commercial.

What's a realistic budget for a video game soundtrack?

Generating the soundtrack yourself costs a monthly plan, with published prices on the pricing page. A custom soundtrack through Musikai Production is quoted per project, based on track count and exclusivity.