Music for your Roblox experience

How it works

1. Start from the words in the box. "an upbeat, catchy lobby loop with bouncy synth plucks, light marimba, a punchy beat and a playful melody". Change any of them, or pick an idea under the box.
2. Pick the shape. Seamless loop is on, for music that repeats without a click. Pick a tempo, a key and a length, or leave them on Auto.
3. Get your track with its stems. Play it, download the mix or the stems, or open it in Studio to change the parts.

From a description to a Sound in your experience

1. Make it here. Describe the place the music plays: the lobby, a tycoon floor, the last stage of an obby. Turn on Seamless loop for anything a player stays in.
2. Download the MP3. MP3 downloads are unlimited on every plan, Free included.
3. Upload it to Roblox. Import the file in Studio's Asset Manager or upload it in the Creator Dashboard. Roblox checks every upload before it can play.
4. Play it. Put a Sound where it belongs, set its SoundId to the asset's ID and turn Looped on.

local music = Instance.new("Sound")
music.SoundId = "rbxassetid://YOUR_ASSET_ID"
music.Looped = true
music.Volume = 0.5
music.Parent = workspace
music:Play()

The upload is private to your account until you allow an experience to use it, so a track made for your game stays in your game.

What a Roblox experience needs

Players hear the lobby most, often for minutes at a time while a server fills, so it should be catchy without wearing thin: a bouncy beat, a short hook, nothing that grates on the tenth loop. Rounds want energy that matches the stakes, and the final round or the last stage of an obby can be the same tune with heavier drums. Short stings carry the moments in between: a countdown into the round, a win, an elimination. Make those with Seamless loop off, at the tempo and key of the loop they cut into.

Five songs a month are free, then 5¢ a song, so a fresh theme for every update or seasonal event costs very little.

Music that follows the round

Every track comes as five stems (drums, bass, guitar, keys and other) that line up exactly. Upload each one, put them in their own Sounds, start them together and change their volumes as the round moves on: pads and keys while players wait, drums and bass when the round starts.

local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
TweenService:Create(drums, TweenInfo.new(1), { Volume = 0.6 }):Play()

Keep the layers in one SoundGroup so a single setting can turn the music down without touching the sound effects.