Your game already holds the seeds of its musical identity: its locations, characters, factions, pace of exploration, tensions and mysteries. ◈ Explore During remote co-creation sessions, I open the doors to my studio through live video calls, where we discuss your world, your references and your creative intentions. I then share my creative workspace with you, and together we begin shaping the first musical ideas. During these sessions, we can explore ideas directly through music, textures and sonic colours, so that together we can identify what resonates most authentically with your sensibility and your world. ◈ Define From this exploration, I clarify what your world needs to make players feel, the precise role sound should play within it, and the emotional and sonic backbone that will connect the whole experience. I then establish a coherent sonic direction: instrumental palette, themes, motifs, textures and the role of music in the player experience, giving your world greater consistency, depth and strength. ◈ Compose This direction then becomes the foundation for the music and deliverables your production requires. I compose in direct dialogue with your scenes, gameplay, visuals, key moments and creative intentions. The aim is not simply to add tracks to your game, but to bring forth a living sonic identity — one that is faithful to your world and designed to work within your project. ◈ Vision With The Voice of Worlds, we build your sonic world together through genuine creative dialogue. The collaboration includes dedicated co-creation sessions, where we work directly from the living material of your project: scenes, gameplay, visuals, worldbuilding, references, intentions, and your needs for immersion or storytelling. Everything is grounded in listening and constructive refinement, so that the project can grow in a way that feels truer to its vision — while the collaboration itself remains a living, human and meaningful creative space.

Deliverables are tailored to your project, based on your game’s world, the stage of development and the practical needs of your audio pipeline. Depending on the project, they may include: a main theme; title-screen or menu music; exploration, location or ambient music; combat music or music for narrative sequences; themes for characters, factions or creatures; seamless musical loops; stems and separate layers; variations, transitions or alternative versions; WAV or OGG files; organised exports for implementation; a music direction document or sonic bible. Every delivery is designed to serve your game in a practical way, without overproducing or adding unnecessary complexity to your workflow. When the project requires it, exports can be prepared for an audio implementer’s workflow or tailored to your integration environment.

A coherent sonic identity is not built through a succession of late-stage corrections, but by validating the right creative directions at the right time. Throughout the collaboration, we move forward through regular, flexible check-ins. As a general guideline, a meeting every two weeks allows us to review progress, validate musical directions and maintain a clear overview of the game’s sonic dimension. This rhythm can become lighter or more intensive depending on the phase of production. Between these meetings, pre-agreed availability windows allow us to discuss a reference, an idea, a specific need or a blocker, without letting an important question slow the project down unnecessarily. A shared workspace centralises everything useful to the collaboration: references, decisions, meeting notes, audio files, next steps and elements awaiting validation. The tools are adapted to your organisation, with, for example, a dedicated communication space and a shared project Drive folder. This continuity allows the music to evolve alongside your game, reduces the risk of extensive late-stage reworks, and preserves a coherent sonic identity from the beginning of the process through to delivery. Each project also includes three major revision rounds, specified in the project proposal. Minor adjustments required to maintain musical coherence or prepare the deliverables are handled within the framework agreed together.

Collaboration can begin as soon as your world, art direction or initial gameplay mechanics start taking shape. Getting involved early makes it possible to build a sonic identity that is deeply connected to the world, narrative and gameplay, rather than adding music only at the end of production. I can also join a project at a later stage, working from a prototype, a vertical slice, concept art, a playable scene or a specific need: a main theme, a location, a character, a trailer or an initial musical direction.

I approach every collaboration with artistic rigour, attentive listening and transparency, while respecting the agreed creative direction, defined scope and practical needs of your production. You receive original music composed specifically for your world, together with deliverables that meet the formats, versions and intended uses agreed in the project proposal. If a deliverable does not meet a previously approved direction or specification, the necessary corrections will be made at no additional cost and will not be counted towards your revision rounds. The included revision rounds are intended for artistic developments or adjustments requested during the collaboration. The scope, timeline, rights and delivery terms are clarified before the project begins.