How to Turn an AI-Generated Track Into a Seamless Game Loop With FFmpeg, Godot, Unity, and Web Audio
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Cut an AI-generated instrumental into a click-free game loop: bar math, an FFmpeg crossfade script, a seam check, and loop points in Godot, Unity and Web Audio.
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AI music generators write songs that have a start and an end, but game music has to repeat forever. This guide shows how to cut a generated instrumental on the bar grid, crossfade the seam with FFmpeg, check it for clicks, export it to a format that doesn't add gaps, and set intro and loop points in Godot, Unity, and the Web Audio API.
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