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Hi everybody! I have couple of questions about looping video game music. I have used the method taught in "Creating a loop" in the Game Music Conquerors course, and the loop sounds great! But on the very first playthrough of the track it sounds a bit unnatural and I guess it's because the start of the track contains the reverb tail from the end of the track. Is there a way to prevent this? Or is it better to make 2 tracks, where the first track is the first playthrough, and the second tracks is the loopable track? And I have some tracks that has an 8 bar intro, that then goes into the loopable part. What is the best way to handle the intro? 😄 Thanks!