What is the best way to keep my game music lightweighted?

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- RanM
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Hi Everyone!

I want to insert music to my Ed-Games, but it can't be too heavy weight.

For example, I noticed that the built in games (like Kiwi Story) have less-then-1MB music files (it uses some "webm" format).

So, does anybody has any suggestions how to create\get music with sane file size? When we were kids we had whole games of 1 MB..

Ran
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- mumu64
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hello RanM,

From the manual: "It is recommended to import 16-bit PCM WAV files to ensure Construct can encode them without any quality loss. If you import files which are already WebM Opus, they will simply be copied to the project."

(https://www.construct.net/en/make-games/manuals/construct-3/interface/dialogs/import-audio?utm_campaign=C3Editor&utm_source=standalone&utm_medium=r184&utm_term=OpenManualLink&utm_content=ImportAudioDialog)

- try as short as you find acceptable to loop the music (max 15 seconds?)

- as low (96?) in kbps as you find acceptable.

- re-use music across your game.

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