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Fortnite Uses Unreal Engine to Procedurally Generate Music & Avoid Copyright

The music is created by the Quartz subsystem.

Epic Games presented its lo-fi music for Fortnite. The interesting thing about it is that it's created procedurally using Unreal Engine's Quartz subsystem, so content creators don't have to worry about copyright strikes.

Quartz is a system that works around the issues of variable latency and game-thread timing incompatibility by providing a way to accurately play any sound sample. Instead of rendering a sound at the beginning of an audio buffer, Quartz cues the sound to play at a certain time or place.

The system was first introduced to Fortnite over a year ago in beta and is now used to create awesome vibes.

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