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Bringing Your Animations to Life on iPad
Pair your favorite iPad animation app with hyperPad's visual Behaviors to turn your animations into interactive games and apps.
Art and Design ToolsArtists
Game Art and Audio
Make the art, music, and sound for your game. Guides to Procreate, pixel art tools, free asset sites, and audio apps you can pair with hyperPad.
Posts in Game Art and Audio
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Practice Composition and Arrangement for Game Music
Practice composing game music: layered and looping tracks, adaptive music systems, iteration, and working with other game developers.
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Importing Your Game Assets
Learn how to import your own images, animations, fonts, particles, and sounds into hyperPad, or use assets from the hyperPad Asset Shop.
Game AssetsBeginners
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Learn Game Sound Design
Learn game sound design with synths like Massive and Serum, plus free alternatives like Vital, Helm, and Tyrell N6 for custom sound effects and atmospheres.
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Procreate Artists: Make Your First Game on iPad with hyperPad
Turn your Procreate art into a game on iPad. Combine your custom digital art with simple no-code tools in hyperPad and make a game that's uniquely yours.
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Create Your Own Funny Birthday Cards with hyperPad and Procreate on iPad
Combine your Procreate art with hyperPad on iPad to make a funny, interactive birthday card with animations, sound effects, and mini-games.
Art into GamesProcreate
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Make a Game on iPad with Procreate and hyperPad
Turn your Procreate art into a game or app on iPad with hyperPad. Import your drawings, add physics and particle effects, and build without code.
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Exploring Virtual Instrument Libraries
Virtual instrument libraries give indie game devs a huge range of sounds. Compare Komplete, Spitfire Audio, ComposerCloud, and Omnisphere for your game's music.
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How to Use Bloxels to Create Pixel Art for Your Indie Game
Learn how to make pixel art for your games with Bloxels, then bring it into hyperPad to build a full game on your iPad.
Art and Design ToolsPixel Art
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Exploring FL Studio Workstations
FL Studio is a popular DAW with an approachable interface and deep features. Here's how to use it to make music for the games you build in hyperPad.
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Study Video Game Music
Learn from video game music. Analyze iconic soundtracks and find paid and free courses on game music composition and sound design.
Game Music and SoundStudents
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Player-Controlled Music
How player-controlled music works in games, from custom soundtracks to dynamic music systems and in-game jukeboxes, and why it keeps players engaged.
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What Is a Digital Audio Workstation? DAW Types and Comparison
A plain guide to digital audio workstations: what a DAW does, the main types, and how FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and Reaper compare for game music.
Game Music and SoundBeginners
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Explore Sample Libraries and Virtual Instruments
Kontakt, Omnisphere, and EastWest ComposerCloud compared on price, features, and who each suits, plus free sample libraries and virtual instruments to try.
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Collaborate with Other Game Developers
Where to learn game music and meet other game developers: Reddit and Discord communities, game jams, conferences, online courses, and hyperPad's Forum.
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Making Your Own Game Music
Make your own game music: learn the basics of music theory, understand how games get made, and use online communities to keep learning.
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Exploring the Composers Behind Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
How composers like Hans Zimmer, Junkie XL and BT use digital audio workstations (DAWs) to write and produce scores for films and games.
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Popular Tools for Musicians and Producers
Compare popular Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) for music and game audio: Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live and FL Studio, and what each one does best.