That’s why we want to give more game score composers the opportunity to present their music to millions of Opera GX users around the globe. Just as we love different game genres, people are moved by different types of music. We see this initial background music as just the beginning, and we’re looking to expand it a great deal in the future. I believe we have succeeded.Īnytime you need a break, or want to listen to something else, the background music and all browser sound effects can be switched off at will in the Browser sounds section in Settings.īringing the GX Composer Award to Game Music Festival 2020
We are excited to finally reveal the entire concept we’ve had in mind: We wanted to give our browser the immersive sound experience known from games, where a perfectly-composed soundtrack lets you focus more, forget about any worries and boosts your overall experience by adapting to the task at hand. This dynamic reaction to your activity blends into the background when you’re in focus-mode, so you often don’t notice it until you miss it. Actively browsing, clicking and typing intensifies the music, for example, while slowly scrolling and reading will take the music down a notch. The dynamic background music is an ambient downtempo that will immerse you further in your gaming-themed browser. One year later, the same team has lent their considerable talents to the new dynamic background music in Opera GX. You might know of them from their Bafta-nominated soundtrack to Gris. This unique music feature is bringing the immersive sound experience you get from gaming into the realm of web browsing.Ī small trip down memory lane for background: Opera GX initially launched in 2019, happily incorporating sound effects composed by Ruben Rincón and the Berlinist band. So you’ll be happy to learn that we are releasing a major new feature to GX which is completely unknown to other browsers: adaptive background music. Many of you already know Opera GX, the world’s first browser designed for all of us who love PC gaming.
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