A: Please read the following BLOG POST

A: Everloop is just a collection of sounds. You could place / call them manually or in the code (for simple linear events - be it regular gameplay or being in a game menu). Or you could automatically vary the number of sounds playing simultaneously (for events that are non-linear, or dependent on the player but not on the time). More information about linearity and non-linearity can be found on WIKIPEDIA

A: We think it is the best way for you to see if Everloop fits your needs as the demo tracks on Soundcloud or demo in YouTube video might not sparkle that inspiration in your mind.

A: We add more audio content to Everloop with updates. The graphic representation is intentionally limiting, disallowing to play too many instruments at the same time.

A: In game, video, website, milk production. Anywhere you need flawless and never-ending soundtrack. Although Everloop was designed to be used in games and especially it is a breeze to utilize it in Unity, you can go on with any tools you prefer.

A: Sure! Record anything you would like to hear in your project. Anything that wouldn't clash with default sound tracks. To do it you might want to skim through a few tips. Record in C major [more info here]. Record while listening to 1-3 tracks playing in your headphones as a reference. However the demonstration tool does not support loading custom files yet, we think it would be a nice feature to add in future updates.

A: 44.1 kHz 16 bit Stereo WAV files.

A: Scripting reference can be found here: REFERENCE

A: Yes, we dig them.