Providing game audio services for developers worldwide
Hello Game Creators,
Everyone knows great games need immersive audio. But if you’re here, you’re not after just “good”—you want exceptional. Our team works with game developers who understand the power of standout sound and music, whether you need both or just one of the two. Here’s why developers who are serious about quality audio choose us.
We’re Specialists in Game Audio—and It Shows
Sound and music for games require more than general expertise; they need precision and creativity focused on enhancing player experience. Our team of audio specialists understands exactly how to create sound that amplifies gameplay, whether it’s music, sound design, or both. Every element we craft is tailored for the immersive experience players crave.
Check out our award nominated remix of Billie Eilish’s “everything I wanted” in the Launch Trailer for Destiny 2 The Final Shape
Total Flexibility: Sound, Music, or the Full Audio Experience
We know that every game has unique audio needs. Maybe you’re just looking for unforgettable sound design, or maybe you need a killer soundtrack. Or maybe you’re after that next-level cohesion where music and sound design work as one. We offer it all: sound design, music, or the combined force that gives players that seamless, immersive experience only a unified audio team can deliver. But if you just need one or the other? We’re more than ready to deliver that too.
A Diverse Audio Arsenal: Powering Every Project, Every Scale
We don’t just bring a skill set—we bring an army. From indie projects to AAA titles, we draw from a network of over 500 skilled artists, composers, and producers, all ready to create at any level. Whether it’s crafting an immersive in-game soundtrack, producing a record, or composing for trailers, we have the resources and experience. Our work spans everything from F1 Racing to Call of Duty and even custom remixes, like reimagining Billie Eilish for the Destiny 2 trailer. When it comes to game audio, no project is too big or small—we’re ready to make it resonate.
Check out our remix of “How You Like Me Now” by The Heavy in the Launch Trailer for Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile
Featured Projects From Our Roster:
Destiny 2: The Final Shape – Game Trailer Music for AAA Action Shooter
Firewall Ultra – Immersive In-Game Music & Sound Design for VR Game
Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile – High-Impact Game Trailer Music for FPS
MX vs ATV – Dynamic In-Game Music & Sound Design for Racing Games
The Last of Us Part II Remastered – Cinematic Game Trailer Music for Narrative Adventure
Firewall Zero Hour – In-Game Music & Sound Design for Tactical VR Shooter
Mortal Kombat – Game Trailer Music for Fighting Game
Payday 2 – Intense In-Game Music for Heist Action
Monster Jam – In-Game Music & Sound Design for Motorsports Simulation
Call of Duty (Season 03 Reloaded) – Engaging Game Trailer Music for FPS Series
NHL – Authentic In-Game Sound Design for Sports Simulation
Titanfall 2 – Game Trailer Sound Design for Sci-Fi FPS
F1 23 – Game Trailer Music for Realistic Racing Experience
Destiny: Rise of Iron – Game Trailer Sound Design for Multiplayer Shooter
For Honor: Faction Wars – Game Trailer Sound Design for Combat Strategy
The Competitive Edge: Audio That Keeps Players Hooked
Want players to keep coming back? High-quality, immersive audio doesn’t just set the mood; it strengthens player engagement. From audio cues that add excitement to soundscapes that make each environment feel alive, we’re here to make sure your game sounds as engaging as it looks. It’s not just about making an impression—it’s about creating a world players want to dive back into, over and over again.
No “Stock” Sound Here—We Custom-Build Every Audio Layer
Players know when audio feels generic. That’s why we create original, custom soundscapes and music that align perfectly with the story and atmosphere you’ve worked hard to develop. From high-energy battle music to subtle environmental effects, every piece of audio is crafted to keep players immersed and emotionally connected.
Check out our track “A Devouring Raid” in the announcement trailer for The Last of Us Part II Remastered
Proven Success with Game Developers Who Want the Best
The best in the industry choose us because they know we don’t just “get” game audio; we live it. Our portfolio speaks for itself. Our team of game audio professionals brings years of industry experience, ensuring that every note and sound effect aligns with your game’s world. With us, you’re getting audio that’s not just high-quality but unforgettable.
Why Choose Us?
When you work with our team, you’re getting more than just sound and music; you’re getting audio that’s crafted with your vision in mind. Whether it’s sound design, music, or a blend of both, we offer the experience, creativity, and flexibility to make your game’s audio unforgettable.
Let’s Collaborate!
Ready to elevate your game’s audio? Hit us up to discuss how we can help, whether you need sound design, music, or the perfect combination of both.
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Rareform Highlights
Black Sheep Music x Rareform Audio lands in the world of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, with music featured in the film’s campaign.
Tools and sounds built from our work in film, TV and trailers, now available for your own productions.
A track can sound compelling on its own and still change a scene in the wrong way. Choosing well starts with understanding what the music makes the audience believe.
How do modern composers meet tight deadlines without sacrificing creativity? Explore practical approaches to music production, from efficient DAW workflows to creative decision-making for film, TV, trailers, and advertising.
Christopher Nolan’s films show how practical effects and CGI can work together to support storytelling. From the rotating hallway in Inception to the real aircraft crash in Tenet, these scenes demonstrate how physical effects can make extraordinary moments feel more believable.
Rareform Audio provided music for the official PC trailer for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, the latest chapter in Activision’s long-running franchise.
A new pilot study finds that music therapy may help reduce immediate cravings and influence emotional processing in people receiving treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. Researchers used EEG recordings and participant assessments to explore how active music-making may support addiction treatment.
Sound design and music are becoming harder to separate in modern movie trailers. From impacts and risers to distorted instruments and tuned sound effects, discover how these two disciplines now work together to shape the trailer experience.
Meet Echelon: Drum Hits, a cinematic percussion instrument built from the hits we use in Hollywood Blockbuster Trailers.
A personal sound palette can help composers develop a more recognizable sonic identity. Learn how to curate sounds, resample your own material, organize your library, and build a palette that supports your creative process.
Nathan Fields’ cover of “Seven Nation Army” was featured in an ESPN College Football spot on Disney+.
From silent-film trap drummers to massive hybrid trailer impacts, the cinematic drum hit has evolved alongside the technology used to create it. Here’s a look at how percussion became one of the most recognizable sounds in modern trailer production.
Why do some sounds feel cinematic while others feel sterile? Small imperfections can add physical detail, texture, and realism to music and sound design. Here’s how controlled imperfection can make audio feel more connected to the world on screen.
SOCAN is suing AI music company Suno in Canada, alleging the platform copied copyrighted songs without permission or compensation. The case adds to a growing number of legal challenges surrounding AI music, copyright and the use of protected works in AI training.
Sony Music has sued Kroger over at least 392 alleged unauthorized uses of its recordings in social media advertising. Here’s what the lawsuit says about music licensing, influencer content, expired licenses, and the $58.8 million figure circulating online.
Rareform Audio x Black Sheep Music’s track “Pitch Black,” composed by Cade Phillips and Nathan Fields, was featured in the official trailer for “Beware Boiúna.”
Hyped to share that our sound design elements were featured in the campaign for Masters of the Universe!
Introducing The Foundry by Rareform Audio, our new line of professional instruments, sounds, and production tools for film composers and record producers. Built from the same sounds, techniques, and real-world experience behind our work across film, trailers, television, video games, and records.
New research from Hong Kong Baptist University suggests that adding 60 to 90 minutes of sleep each night may improve key musical skills, including rhythmic stability, sightreading, and musical memory.
Major record companies are calling for global music charts to establish clearer rules for AI-generated music, with proposed standards centered on human creativity, authorization and legitimate streaming activity.
We are hyped to share that our track Ironwake by Trey Anderson and Nathan Fields was featured in the campaign for The Odyssey. Here's a quick look at the upcoming Christopher Nolan film and the legendary story that inspired it.
Lollapalooza 2026 is underway with sold-out crowds, a diverse lineup, and a renewed focus on artist discovery. As one of the world's biggest music festivals, the event continues to highlight how live performances help emerging artists reach new audiences while reinforcing the lasting impact of established acts.
The recorded music industry has introduced a proposal for standardized AI labels on streaming platforms. As AI-generated music continues to grow, the framework aims to improve transparency by distinguishing between fully AI-generated and AI-assisted recordings while raising new questions about implementation and industry-wide adoption.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expanding the role of music with its first-ever halftime show, a global soundtrack strategy, and a partnership with the Recording Academy. As music becomes a bigger part of the tournament's identity, the event highlights the growing connection between the music industry and major international sports.
Our remix of KRS-One's Step Into A World, created by Haukur Karlsson and Nathan Fields, is featured in Trailer 2 for Mutiny. Take a look at the project and learn more about the upcoming action thriller starring Jason Statham.
Music therapy continues to gain recognition as research highlights its role in neurological rehabilitation. New clinical programs and emerging technology are expanding how music supports recovery, reinforcing its growing impact beyond the entertainment industry.
John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads" has become the unofficial anthem of the U.S. men's national soccer team during the FIFA Club World Cup. Here's how the 1971 classic found new life and why legacy songs continue to resonate with audiences around the world.
Benjamin Franklin's glass armonica earned a reputation as one of history's most mysterious musical instruments. From inspiring classical composers to fueling myths about its effects on the mind, its story reveals how unique sounds continue to shape music, perception, and creativity.
Hyped to share that our tracks “Bomb Squad” by Darby Phillips and Nathan Fields, along with “Ambush” by Nathan Fields, were featured in campaigns for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. From Warzone to the Season 03 Multiplayer Maps campaign, both spots delivered the fast paced energy the franchise is known for.
AI-generated music is filling streaming platforms faster than ever, but new research suggests listeners aren't embracing it. A University of Chicago study found that while AI tracks now make up a significant share of new uploads, the vast majority receive little to no engagement. Here's what the data reveals about music discovery, streaming, and the future of AI in the music industry.
The proposed No Fakes Act has moved one step closer to becoming US law after unanimously passing the Senate Judiciary Committee. As AI-generated voices and digital replicas become more common, the legislation highlights the growing conversation around creator protection, consent, and the future of AI in music.
Warner Music Group is expanding its AI strategy with a new acquisition focused on attribution, transparency, and rights management. As AI-generated music and content continue to grow, the move highlights the increasing importance of tracking how creative works are used in AI training and generation across the music industry.