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Japanese Dungeon Music Pack - Beneath the Shrine (Vol.13)
$7.99
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About Japanese Dungeon Music Pack - Beneath the Shrine (Vol.13)
- Audio > Music
Twelve tracks and eight cues for one full descent beneath a shrine — built for roguelikes and dungeon crawlers. Two takes of every scene:
- Upper Floors I / II — exploration, the first descent (2:45 / 2:38)
- Deep Floors I / II — further down, heavier (2:25 / 3:10)
- Safe Room I / II — save point, campfire (2:07 / 2:27)
- Ambush I / II — regular combat in a tight space (2:50 / 2:08)
- The Guardian I / II — the boss in the hall at the bottom (2:33 / 2:45)
- The Way Back Up I / II — backtracking through cleared rooms (2:44 / 2:44)
- Cues (two variants each): treasure (2.5 s) · trap (2.0 s) · secret door (3.0 s) · level up (3.5 s)
About 31 minutes of music. Every track as a full version and a seamless loop, in WAV. Upper Floors and Deep Floors share their instruments and tempo feel, so fading one into the other as the player descends sounds like the same place getting worse. The Way Back Up is for the walk home after the boss — a stretch most soundtracks leave on the exploration loop.
Instruments: koto, shakuhachi, shamisen and taiko over low drones. No piano, nothing bright.
License. Sold under the Unity Asset Store End User License Agreement (Standard): use the tracks in commercial and non-commercial projects, edit them freely, no credit required. WAFU Sound Works does not register these tracks with YouTube Content ID or any other fingerprinting service, so your videos and streams will not receive claims from us.
Created with AI. The tracks were composed with generative AI (Suno, commercial plan). Take selection, scene design, loop engineering, level matching and cue editing are human work. If your project requires disclosure, this is AI-generated audio.
More volumes. Other WAFU Sound Works packs share the same instruments and loudness, so they sit together in one game. See the publisher page.
- Upper Floors I / II — exploration, the first descent (2:45 / 2:38)
- Deep Floors I / II — further down, heavier (2:25 / 3:10)
- Safe Room I / II — save point, campfire (2:07 / 2:27)
- Ambush I / II — regular combat in a tight space (2:50 / 2:08)
- The Guardian I / II — the boss in the hall at the bottom (2:33 / 2:45)
- The Way Back Up I / II — backtracking through cleared rooms (2:44 / 2:44)
- Cues (two variants each): treasure (2.5 s) · trap (2.0 s) · secret door (3.0 s) · level up (3.5 s)
About 31 minutes of music. Every track as a full version and a seamless loop, in WAV. Upper Floors and Deep Floors share their instruments and tempo feel, so fading one into the other as the player descends sounds like the same place getting worse. The Way Back Up is for the walk home after the boss — a stretch most soundtracks leave on the exploration loop.
Instruments: koto, shakuhachi, shamisen and taiko over low drones. No piano, nothing bright.
License. Sold under the Unity Asset Store End User License Agreement (Standard): use the tracks in commercial and non-commercial projects, edit them freely, no credit required. WAFU Sound Works does not register these tracks with YouTube Content ID or any other fingerprinting service, so your videos and streams will not receive claims from us.
Created with AI. The tracks were composed with generative AI (Suno, commercial plan). Take selection, scene design, loop engineering, level matching and cue editing are human work. If your project requires disclosure, this is AI-generated audio.
More volumes. Other WAFU Sound Works packs share the same instruments and loudness, so they sit together in one game. See the publisher page.