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Hi! I'm Kill Figure, a sound engineer (degree) and music producer based in Chile, looking to join a team for this jam.

Background: live sound engineering experience at a municipal theater (FOH/monitor work on large-scale productions), plus formal training in music production and theory. I've done two solo jams so far (audio only, no team), and I'm currently learning Godot with a focus on in-engine implementation.

What I can bring to a team:

• Original music composition and mixing — YouTube channel available if you want to check out some tracks https://www.youtube.com/@kill_figuree
• Sound design / SFX
• Willing to learn/help with basic audio implementation as I go

I'm a native Spanish speaker and comfortable working in English too, so happy to join teams from either side.

Looking to actually collaborate this time, not go solo again. Feel free to reach out here or DM me.

Hello, im interested in work work with u, im a composer and producer, also audio engineer, looking up in bgm and sound design

really like it, this track is fire

Also available in yt and soundcloud

Synth score inspired by the original Blade Runner slow-moving pads, melancholic tones, and spectral-tinged drums drifting through a neon-lit atmosphere. Themes of memory, identity, and what it means to be human in a world that blurs the line.

thxx for the support, i really apreciated, i hope so too jsjsj, its available in yt if you interested(its in my profile)

Anyways, i always interested in collabs, hit me up if you want to do something

Here its the yt, also available in Soundcloud

thxx, i see this just now, i really apreciated the coments, i really love to automate panining jsjsj  

A short piece (1-2 min) composed and mixed for this week's Portfolio Builders Jam.

The imaginary scene: the entity you've been running from all this time has finally found you — there's nowhere left to hide.

I drew visual inspiration from a pencil drawing I found on Pinterest — a single wide eye with dark lashes, fading into black at the bottom. I'm not including the image itself since it isn't mine, but that's the mood I was chasing: something watching, unavoidable, no escape.

Structurally, the tension builds and holds through most of the piece, with the entity closing in right near the end rather than at the midpoint — it catches up to you right as you run out of time. The track cuts rather than fades, so there's no resolution, no room to breathe.

This is my first jam. I'm a sound engineer and music producer, currently moving into game audio specifically.

I'm Kill Figure, sound engineer and music producer, mostly new to games specifically, using this jam to start building that side of my portfolio.

My goal this week: compose and mix 1-2 minutes of music for an imaginary scene. Keeping the scope small since it's my first one — want to actually finish something rather than overreach.

Looking forward to seeing what everyone else is working on!