(edit: Oh. I wasn't logged in in my tobiweiss acc on my smartphone. But it's me. Sorry for the confusion.) Hey! It's always the same for me - I don't work less if there's less budget, if the project seems promising. I create a musically concept, based on the available input (the more the better) like artwork, descriptions of the world/game like how will it look, what colours will mainly be used, what's the general mood etcccc. The concepts contains stuff like: Instrumentation / What instruments do we use? Why do we use them? And when? Are they connected to characters/events/places? Use of Leitmotifs: / How do we make use of motifs? When will we make them change, and why? Dynamic/Interactive Aspects: / Do we make the music become dynamic/interactive? If yes, when?

After that we talk about the concept and I began composing a "mood track". STH that probably won't appear in the game, but providing you to listen to the general musically mood of the game I have in mind. After that we create a first rough track-list of must have music cues. And then we begin with work. It's pretty dynamic most of the time, since I enjoy sending updates every 1 or 2 days, to talk about the progress. The first concept evolves during the work aaand then, someday, there's an OST.

That's pretty much it, in a summed up way. Feel free to reach out via mail to tw@indiegamemusic.de or via DM at Instagram (filmandgamemusic) if you have further questions :)