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How games change music without a pause

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Walking across an invisible line in the dirt instantly changes the entire musical genre. To prevent abrupt silence, composers write specific transitions that allow a peaceful village melody to smoothly warp into a terrifying dungeon dirge. It ensures you never fully realize you are just wandering between isolated digital boxes.

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