Elias Software Announce Version 2.0 of their Adaptive Music Engine – Streamlined and more powerful than ever. Stockholm, Sweden – September 13th, 2016 – Elias Software, the Sweden-based company bringing adaptive music to the forefront of gaming has today announced the release of the much anticipated ELIAS Music Engine and ELIAS Studio version 2.0. This […]
This week we’re seeding the ELIAS 2.0 Release Candidate to our team of testers!
Today we are finally ready to release the Themes by the winners of the ELIAS Composer Competition. Johan Weigel was the last standing winner with Per Hallman and Mattias Wiklund in a shared second place. This is how they all sound: Johan Weigel > Go to shop Mattias Viklund > Go to shop Per Hallman […]
Today we will get to know the 1st runner up in our Casual Game Music Competition: Mattias Viklund. Tell us about your musical background! My musical journey began when my family brought me to a try out an instrument event where I got hooked by the drum set, there was just something about rhythm […]
Today we will get to know the winner of our Casual Game Music Competition, Johan Weigel. Tell us about your musical background! My father is a violinist and my mother has studied music as well, so music played a big part in my childhood. When I was eight I started playing the cello, the mandolin […]
After careful consideration we have picked out the top three submissions. It was a very tight race and we have heard a lot of fantastic music over the past month. Thank you all for contributing! And without further ado, we are thrilled to announce that the winner is: Johan Weigel Johan showed with his music that […]
Ever since the release of ELIAS 1.7 we have been hard at work with the new version. With ELIAS 2.0 we are taking a big step, and it’s not only an update – we have rebuilt the engine from the ground up. Here’s a little teaser showing some of the new features in the next […]
Due to the overwhelming response to the ELIAS Composer Contest, and many new composers wanting to join it, we have decided to move all the deadlines by two weeks. This means, for phase one, you will need to submit your music by Monday May 2nd. All the details on the contest can be found here.
We are proud to announce that we will sponsor this year’s Nordic Game Jam in Copenhagen. Our CEO Kristofer Eng will hold a presentation on the importance of having music that’s adaptive to your game, and joining him in Copenhagen is our in-house composer Martin Barreby who will composer adaptive music upon request. Read more […]
In this contest, we challenge all game music composers to compose an adaptive game music score for a casual game. Inspiration Here’s the scenario/game concept we would like you to write music for: When you woke up this morning to see a cloudless sky and the first buds of spring waving in the garden, you […]