Suggested music

[Epic117]

Are there any playlists that you loremasters use while in a session, if so could you share them out or recommend some music for sessions.

[Epic117]

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[Hermes Serpent]

Obviously either not anyone using playlists or they are too polite to advise you to check the forums with the Search option for previous threads on the same topic.

[JoeArcher]

The movie sound tracks... that's a lot of great music.

[Falenthal]

Maybe you'll find ideas in this previous thread:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1753&p=14977&hilit=music#p14977

You'll also might find helpful to use the "official" Cubicle 7's soundtrack for TOR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na595bo ... FEB743B428

[nazgul_2000]

I used the C7 soundtrack during my last session, and I really liked it. It has the bonus of having the familiar art and font from the game. Previously, I had used the FOTR soundtrack, but I found it rather jarring in places. I'll be using C7 from now on.

[Epic117]

Maybe you'll find ideas in this previous thread:

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1753&p=14977&hilit=music#p14977

You'll also might find helpful to use the "official" Cubicle 7's soundtrack for TOR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na595bo ... FEB743B428

Thanks a ton, the soundtrack is very nice and there are a ton of good suggestions on the above thread. Thanks again!

[Falenthal]

Sometimes I prefer to use simple "Nature Sounds". They are inmersive, without the risk of sudden instruments that disturb the moment.

Spotify or Youtube are your friends here. If the player's go into Mirkwood, look for "eerie forest".
If they're enjoying a day at Lake-Town, look for "medieval market sound", etc.

I try to keep actual songs to a minimum, just for special moments (the final battle, entering an elven refuge after a hard travel,...).

[Epic117]

Obviously either not anyone using playlists or they are too polite to advise you to check the forums with the Search option for previous threads on the same topic.

You don't have to be rude about it, I don't think this particular community will have an issue with this kind of question.. Either way there's no reason to provoke.

[Epic117]

Sometimes I prefer to use simple "Nature Sounds". They are inmersive, without the risk of sudden instruments that disturb the moment.

Spotify or Youtube are your friends here. If the player's go into Mirkwood, look for "eerie forest".
If they're enjoying a day at Lake-Town, look for "medieval market sound", etc.

I try to keep actual songs to a minimum, just for special moments (the final battle, entering an elven refuge after a hard travel,...).

I just found a youtube channel that has a variety of "environmental" music from murky swamps to caverns,