Audio Adaptive Sci-Fi Music with Interactive Demo

Project Title: Adaptive Sci-Fi Music with Interactive Demo
Summary of the project/asset/tool: A series of adaptive music packs that will include custom scripts and FMOD projects, for maximum usability. Each pack will contain 3 "sets" of the following:

• Adaptive track (1 minute) - the exact nature of the layering/morphing will depend on the pack.
  • Individual layers
  • Pre-curated combinations of layers
  • C# scripts
  • FMOD project
• Menu music (with and without a brief intro)
• Trailer music (2 minute and 1 minute version)

Each of the 3 sets in a pack will have the same theme and sound design, so they can be used together effectively. The combo of Adaptive + Menu + Trailer is intended to help devs create a unified sound across a game, even with just a single set.

I also plan to work on some of my scripting & game development skills as I work through the packs, to hopefully create more interesting interactive demos over time.

Latest video:

Latest WebGL Demo: Adaptive Sci-Fi Music: Retrofuturistic Dystopia (Interactive Demo) - Unity Play

Roadmap:

• Working PoC using the FPS Microgame, but with my own custom scripts for the music system (Done!)
• Currently finalizing the first pack: "Retrofuturistic Dystopia" (Action feel)
  • Adaptive layers: Low Threat (+/-Melody), High Threat (+/-Melody), Battle.
• Future packs I'm planning in this series - each will have a different logic to the layers that is hopefully reflective of the genre they go with:
  • "Wonders of Space" (Adventure feel)
  • "Trials and Terrors" (Horror feel)
  • "Grand Armies" (Strategy feel)
• I am currently working through a series of tutorials on building a Space Shooter. I hope to get through the series and make it into the next iteration of the interactive demo. At some point, I would love to be able to showcase each of the packs in a game of an appropriate genre, so that I can learn about the development of those games.

Feedback Request: There are a few things I'd love to hear about, for anyone willing to take the time:

• Is it useful to include Scripts and/or FMOD projects with music packs?
• Is the "set" idea helpful, or would it be better to ditch the menu & trailer in favour of more adaptive tracks?
• Is the consistency in sound design helpful? (i.e. is it nice to have multiple options for the same game?)
• Does this feel like enough content to catch someone's eye in the asset store?
• Does the quality of the music & adaptive layering stand up reasonably well to other products you've seen? (Might as well rip the band-aid off if this doesn't stack up)

I have lots of other music in my back-catalogue, I plan to convert some of that into free packs soon-ish. They will not be quite as in-depth as these packs. (See my Bandcamp page - everything is Creative Commons, and free to download already, just not cut down into usable loops)

Also, this is my first post - hi, everyone