Are your Dungeons and Dragons games falling flat? Does your Cyberpunk Red campaign lack that special something? By using soundscapes, you can improve your Tabletop RPG experience immeasurably. And the best part is it can be as easy as pressing play. Using ambient music for your dnd or tabletop RPG game can turn just another game night into a memory your table will talk about for years. Greg walks you through not only why adding sound to your game is so important, but also the theory behind how he does it for all the shows here at Thunderleaf Games.

Music provided by Kevin MacLeod and incompetech.com
“Wholesome” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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“Mana Two – Part 2” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Filmed using OBS
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Edited on Davinci Resolve 20
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve

Soundscapes in this video generated using Syrinscape
https://syrinscape.com/

Chapters
00:00 – 01:02 Intro
01:03 – 02:02 The Why
02:03 – 02:56 Overview of the How
02:57 – 05:24 The Easy Way
05:25 – 06:04 Challenge
06:05 – 09:25 The Better Way
09:26 – 12:24 My techniques
12:25 – 12:49 Outro