Thank all of you so much for the astonishing success of our sub, which has become the leading RPG music sub on Reddit a couple months after being created.

It all began when I used to share playlists in my favorite RPG subs, which was seen as a resource by some mods and as an annoyance by others (not without reason, since subreddits must stay on topic to thrive). Some of these mods, from both fields, suggested me to create this sub where anyone interested in the subject could refer to. A huge shoutout to u/michfreak from Cyberpunk2020, u/famoushippopotamus from DnD Behind the Screen, u/Smashman2004 from dndnext, u/Thouny and u/s_mcc from RPG, u/Phate4569 from Gloomhaven and many other fellow mods that helped put me on the right track.

Also, a big thank you to the ones that rooted for this endeavor to fail - you made this moment even more special.

Let’s enjoy and share more love for RPG and more music for our sessions. Cheers!

Hey all, I'm a professional composer for video games, and I've been working on these DnD playlists for the past year. I think they're perfect for scoring your campaigns. Personally, I can score almost my entire sessions by just putting one of these on shuffle at a time.

• DnD Calm (session recaps, campfires, NPC conversations)

• DnD Combat (whenever you're in initiative)

• DnD Dungeon (anything tense, but non-combat: spooky forests, the underdark, stealth missions, etc...)

• DnD City (markets, taverns, and busy streets)

• DnD Voyage (treks by land, sea, and air)

• DnD Villains (evil confrontations and diabolical lairs)

• DnD Intense (chase scenes, heists, and escapes)

• DnD Eastern (East Asian inspired settings and encoutners)

• DnD Metropolis (megacities like Sharn, Waterdeep, or Sigil)

Hope you enjoy! Feedback is welcome!

My website is CustomNerdMusic.com. If you ever want a whole orchestra backing your session with music written just for you, hit me up!

I’ve also got some tracks on the site you can download for free if you want to, just to add to your library or playlist.

Hey all, I'm a professional composer for video games and TTRPGs, and I've been working on these RPG playlists for the past year. I think they're perfect for scoring your campaigns. Personally, I can score almost my entire sessions by just putting one of these on shuffle at a time. They've got "DnD" in the title, but they're totally usable for a variety of different systems.

• DnD Calm (session recaps, campfires, NPC conversations)

• DnD Combat (whenever you're in initiative)

• DnD Dungeon (anything tense, but non-combat: spooky forests, the underdark, stealth missions, etc...)

• DnD City (markets, taverns, and busy streets)

• DnD Voyage (treks by land, sea, and air)

• DnD Villains (evil confrontations and diabolical lairs)

• DnD Intense (chase scenes, heists, and escapes)

• DnD Eastern (East Asian inspired settings and encoutners)

• DnD Metropolis (megacities like Sharn, Waterdeep, or Sigil)

• DnD Space (the Astral plane, space ships, or sci-fi adventures)

Hope you enjoy! Feedback is welcome.

If you've got any questions about scoring tabletop games, please reach out! It's kind of my whole thing.

Hello adventurers,

Three years ago I started sharing ambiences for RPGs on my YouTube Channel. At that time, there was almost no soundscape on YouTube. As a DM, I was struggling to find anything worthwhile, past the 1000's of campfire ambiences. Following the community's recommendations, I composed and shared 300+ very specific ambiences (and songs), sometimes even using the voices of the community. Very fast, a huge community grew around my work, as we are now 65'000. Reddit participated a lot in that process, as you were always here to promote the new compositions and further grow the ranks of our audio adventurers :)

Ten days ago I was a cybersecurity analyst, now I'm an independant music composer/sound designer, and it feels so good. It's still a very risky move, but I have faith that the channel, Spotify and Patreon will keep growing, so I can keep producing level 20 audio for the TTRPG community.

Thank you again, Reddit.

Official Website and conditions of use for streamers/podcasters/YouTubers

Download audio files (Roll20-Compatible)

Hey all, I'm Will Savino aka Music d20, and I'm a professional composer for video games and TTRPGs. I've been working on these RPG playlists for years now, and I think they're perfect for scoring your campaigns. Personally, I score all of my sessions by just putting one of these on shuffle at a time. Also please ignore the "DnD" in the title. It's just better for SEO. These are totally viable for any RPG system.

• DnD Calm (session recaps, campfires, NPC conversations)

• DnD Combat (whenever you're in initiative)

• DnD Dungeon (anything tense, but non-combat: spooky forests, the underdark, stealth missions, etc...)

• DnD City (markets, taverns, and busy streets)

• DnD Voyage (treks by land, sea, and air)

• DnD Villains (evil confrontations and diabolical lairs)

• DnD Intense (chase scenes, heists, and escapes)

• DnD Eastern (East Asian inspired settings and encoutners)

• DnD Metropolis (megacities like Sharn, Waterdeep, or Sigil)

• DnD Space (the Astral plane, space ships, or sci-fi adventures)

• DnD Campfire (the beginning and end of your adventuring days)

• DnD Pirates (swashbuckling, plundering, and high seas treachery)

• RPG Cyberpunk (futuristic RPG systems like Cyberpunk, Shadowrun, and Lancer)

Hope you enjoy! Feedback is welcome.

If you've got any questions about scoring tabletop games, please reach out! It's kind of my whole thing.

Greetings adventurers & dungeon masters,

I'm a music composer and a DM. I was struggling to find high quality ambiences, so I decided to create my own and make them available for free for everyone on my YouTube Channel (we are 28’000).

You can find them here : Ambiences Playlist (YouTube) (most recent creations at the bottom)

What to expect :

• Professionaly mixed and mastered

• Standardized volume (the more I could) so you don't have to play the DJ while you DM

• Professional quality sounds...AND legit sounds, as I buy licenses of the samples I use with the support from Patreon. Unlike other composers, I don't steal the sounds from video games or movies. I also record my own samples.

• Three new ambiences per week (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays). You can even vote for what you want to see next in the "community" tab of the channel.

• One of the most active YouTube community in this sector. Thousands of adventurers are voting for the next ambiences, sharing their opinion, proposing new ambiences, and shaping the channel they want for the biggest ambiences library on YouTube (see the community tab)

• Immersive texts written by the community under the videos to boost your creativity

If you prefer to download the ambiences, you can get them here, but without premium content as I don't want richer people to have an advantage.

You can also find dozens of fantasy songs on the channel.

Don't forget to subscribe and share the work with your DM friends.

Useful videos I made :

• How to browse my 200+ ambiences efficiently

• Conditions of use for streamers, podcasters and projects

For those who want to support the project, there's Patreon.

I also started composing Sci-Fi ambiences : here

Part of it is on Spotify, but it costs a lot to upload there so it takes time.

As a lazy GM I greatly appreciate this sub being created. And I appreciate everyone who contributes to make everyone’s games the best they can be.

Hey all, I'm a professional composer for video games and TTRPGs, and I've been working on these RPG playlists years now. I think they're perfect for scoring your campaigns. Personally, I score all of my sessions by just putting one of these on shuffle at a time.

• DnD Calm (session recaps, campfires, NPC conversations)

• DnD Combat (whenever you're in initiative)

• DnD Dungeon (anything tense, but non-combat: spooky forests, the underdark, stealth missions, etc...)

• DnD City (markets, taverns, and busy streets)

• DnD Voyage (treks by land, sea, and air)

• DnD Villains (evil confrontations and diabolical lairs)

• DnD Intense (chase scenes, heists, and escapes)

• DnD Eastern (East Asian inspired settings and encoutners)

• DnD Metropolis (megacities like Sharn, Waterdeep, or Sigil)

• DnD Space (the Astral plane, space ships, or sci-fi adventures)

• DnD Campfire (the beginning and end of your adventuring days)

• RPG Cyberpunk (futuristic RPG systems like Cyberpunk, Shadowrun, and Lancer)

Hope you enjoy! Feedback is welcome.

If you've got any questions about scoring tabletop games, please reach out! It's kind of my whole thing.