Ambience for Your Table: Suno AI (with Caveats)
So, in the past I've picked up all sorts of music for tabletop RPG ambience. I treasure both of Stephen Michael Sechi's Music from Talislanta CDs, for example, and the first year they did GenCon I bought all of Toxic Bag Productions' available sound effects CDs . I love me some tabletop ambience, which is ironic as most of my face-to-face gaming lately has been in hobby shops, which are the worst places to do ambience; my FLGS doesn't have rooms, so we're out in the middle of the shop floor with all the noise of 40K players competing with my GM voice. And there are plenty of people who do tabletop gaming music for free. There was a point where I had listened to everything Matti Paalanen put online for tabletop ambience; he put whole albums online for free for people to use at their tabletop games. And for Traveller, the band Lord Weird Slough Feg put out the album Traveller , which actually tells a story. So, all that to say, I have no problem paying somebody for ...