The document discusses the sound design of a video game soundtrack. It suggests that the music was produced using computer sound programs rather than actual instruments. Post-production techniques like organizing computer-generated sounds were used to make the soundtrack catchy and enhance the gaming experience by making the player feel jolly, even when facing enemies or exploring seemingly harmless environments.

1. Jason Finch
1. How you think the sound in your chosen example has been produced (production
techniques)
I think that this music has been produced in a computer sound program, basically because
there doesn’t seem like any actual instruments in this music to me.
2. What post-production techniques have been used to create the soundtrack (using subject
specific terminology)
I think that the sound makers for this game just made the sounds on their own on a
computer, then they organise it all to try and make it sound catchy for the game itself.
3. How the sound design of your chosen examples might enhance the gaming experience for
audiences.
I think that the audience will feel jolly when they listen to this music, this is because that this
music sound jolly and memorable. Especially the fact in how most enemies in the game
don’t look harmless and how the environment doesn’t look evil or scary.