KillBeat takes a Counter-Strike 2 demo, a round and a player, rebuilds that round's kills as camera shots through the player's own eyes, and cuts them to the drop of a Creative Commons track.
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KillBeat loves artists who love Counter-Strike. Every clip is cut to a Creative Commons track, and the artist, the title and the licence are on the end card. If you make music and want yours in here, write to killbeat@gamah.net — what makes a track usable is the licence rather than the genre.
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Tracks
What is in the catalogue so far, approved by hand. Each preview is ten seconds centred on the drop.
Made one of these, or something like them? The catalogue grows one track at a time and it grows by somebody hearing it. Write to killbeat@gamah.net if you want your music under a round of Counter-Strike; the FAQ says what a track has to be licensed as.
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Whoever made the music in one of these is credited on the end card, under the wordmark — a licence condition rather than a courtesy, and where a viewer looks for who made the music. The music is half of a clip here, not a bed under it. Artists who want their music in the pool: killbeat@gamah.net, and the FAQ covers what is usable.
Tracks
Approved by hand. Each preview is ten seconds centred on the drop.