You can now buy music in the Unity Asset Store
Unity has provided developers with access to the APM Music music library through the Asset Store electronic store, – the Pocketgamer resource reports.
APM Music is the main supplier of melodies for AAA games, TV programs and Hollywood blockbusters. Among those who use the services of a record company are EA, Activision, SCEA, Ubisoft and Microsoft.
The agreement that APM Music has concluded with Unity means that music from the company’s extensive catalog will be available to developers on license terms and at specially set prices.
“This is very important news for our community of developers,” said David Helgason, founder of Unity Technologies. – Now a huge amount of music is available to them at an affordable price. Publishers and producers with a worldwide reputation come to APM Music for music tracks. Working together [with the record company], we have made this segment of the industry more accessible – regardless of the size of the studio’s wallet.”
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Unity Technologies is a developer of the Unity engine focused on creating 3D and 2D applications. Founded in 2004 in Denmark by David Helgason, Nicholas Francis and Joachim Ante.
