Dark Fantasy Battle Music: Archives

Archives (75 BPM tempo) is a dark fantasy battle music composed of 58 files, formatted under four different folders, easily manageable through software. You can follow the YouTube link to listen to the "soundtrack" format:

Soundtrack & Soundtrack Loop

This format represents the fully presented version of the product. We offer it both as a version that can loop from beginning to end and as one that cannot. For both, we provide the necessary stem/multitrack files (the separate files for each instrument that make up the song).

Modular Parts

For those who wish to manage the song in segments, we have recorded the intro, loop sections, and outro separately. To provide more control, this folder also contains stem files for every functional process.

Customizer

If you want to make your own arrangement, you can use the loop files in this folder to achieve results that differ from the original. All files in the folder are stems.

Remastering

If you wish to mix and master your arrangement yourself, this is also possible. Since we have technically processed the files to prevent clipping distortion, there is no distortion in the files, and they are open and flexible for reprocessing.

• Song Title: Archives
• Theme: Undead, Battle Music, Necromancy, Mystery, Dark, RPG
• Total Unique Tracks: 1 (or potentially more, depending on your custom arrangements)
• File Count: 58
  • Soundtrack 
  • Soundtrack (loopable)
  • Soundtrack Stems: 7
  • Soundtrack Loopable Stems: 7
  • Modular Short Loops; 3
  • Modular Short Loops Stems (total): 16
  • Modular Intro: 1 and 1 without a tail
  • Modular Intro Stems: 6
  • Modular Outro: 1 and 1 without a tail
  • Modular Outro Stems: 6
  • Customizer Loopable Stems: 7
• Duration: 3:23 (for the full soundtrack version)
• Folder Size: 1.1 GB (uncompressed)
• File Type: 24 bit WAV
• Looping: Yes
• Modular: Yes
• Stems: Yes
• Tempo: 75 BPM
• Mastered: Yes (but still flexible)

LICENSE

• The game developer who purchased the product has the right to use the music in games designed for commercial purposes. Therefore, if Intersonic Sound products are purchased, it gives you this right and there is no extra cost.

• There is no Content ID based restriction procedure, such as "copyright claim" automation, which can prevent monetization of the video or cause a channel to receive a warning if the products are used in any YouTube content. You can use it as you wish in your videos. Bringing Intersonic Sound products under YouTube Content ID by any application is not an attempt we allow.

• If our products are used in content transmitted via any live stream, pre-recorded video or similar streaming service, broadcasters are not required to reference (or write down) the name of the Intersonic Sound team. But if this is done, we would of course be grateful.

• There are no restrictive rules or recurring payments for the duration of the licenses. As a result, the validity period of the license you have already obtained with the purchase is not shortened by any other rules or taken out of the contexts mentioned above.

• Intersonic Sound products belong to the Intersonic Sound team that produces the products and retains the ownership rights. In this context, no person or institution can own the products, sell the products directly, and agree with digital distribution companies such as Spotify for the display of the products in a non-game format.

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FAQ

• Can I use your products in my commercial projects without any restrictions?
• Yes, absolutely! You can use them in all kinds of content, including films, games, or YouTube videos, even for commercial purposes.

• Will there be a problem if I upload a video to YouTube that contains music from Intersonic Sound?
• No, there won't be any problem. Our products are structured not to claim "Content ID" rights, and your channel will not receive a copystrike warning.

• Do you update your products?
• There are products that we have updated and will continue to update. We may not update all of them, but the likelihood of us adding new content to your purchased product as a free update is very high.

• What file format do you use?
• We prefer 24-bit WAV files. If the package size becomes too large, we might consider 16-bit WAV, but we have not done this yet. For now, we have processed every product as a 24-bit WAV.