# Welcome To perfectly placed audio ![](/files/-MiR3ftE4l6E9q7ymoqj) ## About **Boombox** is a sound design toolkit and audio library for motion designers. Boombox is available as an **Extension** to extend the functionality of the **Creative Cloud** applications **Adobe After Effects** and **Adobe Premiere**. *\*\** {% hint style="info" %} The most complete sound design toolkit and audio library for Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects {% endhint %} {% hint style="success" %} Perfectly sync studio-quality audio with an interface and tools designed for professional animators. {% endhint %} {% hint style="success" %} Complete sound design solution for commercial animation; with never-before-seen abilities to simplify and advance how you think about audio. {% endhint %} ## System requirements Due to the **Adobe** **Extension API** becoming available in late 2017, **Boombox** can only be installed on modern versions of Adobe Creative Cloud application. Boombox is compatible with any workstation with hardware that can run **Adobe Premiere** or **Adobe After Effects**. *See below for a list of software compatibility:* | Applications | Versions | | ---------------- | -------- | | After Effects CC | 2021+ | | Premiere CC | 2021+ | {% hint style="danger" %} **We recommend using Boombox in Adobe Premiere using a rendered video for the best experience. Adobe Premiere is best suited to handle audio and video playback.** {% endhint %} ### Additional requirements Included with **Boombox** is our **royalty-free audio library** of sound effects. Boombox sounds can be used in your favorite DAW application as *.WAV* files as outlined in our **EULA** *(End-User License Agreement)* *For more about the allowances and restrictions of our Royalty Free License see below:* {% content-ref url="/pages/-M2GpvZc8Fb6mmrotnYW" %} [EULA](/more/eula) {% endcontent-ref %} ## Get in touch If you still have questions after reviewing this **Boombox** guide please visit our [**Support**](https://mtmograph.com/pages/support) page. Enjoy learning and we hope Boombox is a fantastic addition to your workflow. # Installation Get started hot ## Summary **Boombox** is an **Extension** packaged into a .ZXP file. Use the **Boombox Installer** to automate the install process. | System | Name | | ------- | ----------------------- | | MacOS | `Boombox-Installer.pkg` | | Windows | `Boombox-Installer.exe` | {% hint style="info" %} We recommend using the Boombox Installer, but third-party ZXP-installers are supported. {% endhint %} ## Get download After you purchase a License, your download will be available in two locations. 1. A order confirmation will be sent to the Checkout Email with a Download link and License Key 2. On our website: ## Launch installer ### Finalise installation When the Boombox Installer completes successfully, open your target application (Adobe Premiere or Adobe After Effects) {% hint style="warning" %} If the target application was open during the Boombox install, restart the Adobe application to finalise the installation. {% endhint %} ### Failed install In the rare case the Boombox Installer fails, you can manually install Boombox using the included **boombox.zxp** file. To install a .ZXP manually try using one of the **free** third-party **ZXP Installers** below: | Name | Website link | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | | ZXP Installer | [https://zxpinstaller.com](https://zxpinstaller.com/) | | AEScripts ZXP-Installer | | If the Boombox Installer fails or the third-party ZXP installation fails and your applications meet the [**System Requirements**](/#system-requirements) — please [**Contact Us**](https://mtmograph.com/pages/contact-us). # Activate license Easy as 1, 2, 3 ## **Summary** When **Boombox** is first installed a **License Key** is required to activate and finalize the process. You can **log in** and **out** of your License Key and easily switch to a different workstation. ## **Open Application** **Boombox** supports **Adobe After Effects** and **Adobe Premiere**. See [**System Requirements**](/#system-requirements) for more information about the Creative Cloud versions supported. {% hint style="danger" %} **We recommend using Boombox in Adobe Premiere using a rendered video for the best experience. Adobe Premiere is best suited to handle audio and video playback.** {% endhint %} ## **Launch Boombox** To open Boombox, go to your **Application Bar > Window > Extensions > Boombox** {% hint style="info" %} Boombox is resizable, scalable and dockable. **Drag and drop** the Boombox window anywhere in your application Workspace. {% endhint %} ## Enter license key When Boombox is opened for the first time, a **License Key** is required to **log in** and finalize your installation. ### Get license key You can get your License Key from your Checkout Email.\ If you forgot your License Key, you can recover it on our [**License Recovery**](https://mtmograph.com/pages/license-recovery) page ## Confirm license After a valid License Key is pasted into Boombox, the Extension will verify the number of installs/seats available and log in. {% hint style="info" %} After the first valid **Login** Boombox can work in **Offline Mode** for 7 days. After that, an internet connection is needed to re-validate the license. {% endhint %} ### Multiple Seats If the License Key is valid, but the Seat Count is reached. Boombox will prompt you with a license manager screen where you can log in or out of workstations using your License Key. ### Failed license check If the License Key check fails, a couple of situations may have happened: 1. The License Key isn't real, or entered incorrectly 2. The workstation has no internet connection to verify the license {% hint style="warning" %} For more information, or for assistance please [**Contact Us**](https://mtmograph.com/pages/contact-us) {% endhint %} # Sound Packs Fresh audio is more fun ## Summary Just like regular design, [**sound design**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_design) also comes in trends, and having a flexible library becomes essential for creators to keep up with a fast-moving industry. We aim to release a new Sound Pack each month full of interesting sounds to enhance the library. Each new Sound Pack is continually maintained and improved by our Composer and head of Audio Production, [Isaac Brockshus](https://mtmograph.com/pages/about-us). The maintenance includes improving existing Tags and Cue Points, re-mastering audio and adding even more new sounds. ## Downloading It's easy and fun to get the latest Sound Packs. New Sound Packs are synced out via the Mt. Mograph servers and updates are automatically delivered to you. All you have to do is click the 'Available' packs and see what new ones are available. {% hint style="success" %} Sound Packs you have already installed will receive updates automatically. {% endhint %} ## Sound Data There is a lot more than meets the eye with the Boombox Library sounds. They include tags and cue points to make sound design more fluid. ### Cue Point Every sound effect in the Library has a "cue" point / or in musical terms "hit point". Align your CTI (Current Timeline Indicator) with a visual action in your Composition or Sequence and when you Add the sound, the cue point will line up with the CTI. ### Search Tags Sounds have a wide spectrum of flavors, so it's important to have more than one way to find the right sound effects. Each sound has tags, describing the sound in terms of motion, action, and even phonetically making them very easy to find. # Troubleshooting Common issues and solutions. ## Make sure your Adobe installation is up to date Boombox supports Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro, version **CC2019 and up**.\ If you are running an older version, please update the program.\ If you cannot or don't want to update, we can only help you by refunding your order. ## Make sure you are running the latest version of Boombox Most issues are solved with a clean install, and / or removing the configuration data.\ So before anything else, make sure you've got the latest version of Boombox installed. You can find and download the latest version of Boombox [here](https://mtmograph.com/pages/downloads). ## Adobe 2024 Update If you've recently updated to AE 2024 and are experiencing issues, you can try the following: 1. First, make sure to use our .*exe or .pkg* installer. This will ensure that old extension versions are properly cleaned up. 2. If on Windows, and the Motion 4 panel is not displaying, try running After Effects as an Admin. You should only have to do this once. 3. If you're still experiencing issues, you can try a ZXP installer. We recommend , as it has full support for Adobe 2024 applications. Other ZXP installers do not support 2024 as of this writing. ## Check your Extensions folder Sometimes, updates between Adobe applications, installer bugs, or other issues can lead to the extension being duplicated or corrupted in your extensions folder. You can find your extensions in the following locations: *** On **Windows**, the folders are:\ `C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions` or `C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions` and `C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME_HERE\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CEP\extensions` \ And on **macOS** the folders are:\ `/Users/YOUR_USERNAME_HERE/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions` and `/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions` *** From here, you should see a **Boombox** folder. If you see any *additional* Boombox folders (such as **com.mtmograph.boombox**), you should **delete** them. After deleting the additional folders, you can restart the Adobe application. ## Uninstalling Boombox If you are still having problems with Boombox you can try to uninstall Boombox completely. You have two options here: If you successfully logged in with your license key and you are able to access the panel, you can go to the Menu > About > Uninstall. This action will remove all of the files and folders associated with Boombox for you. If you are not able to log in with your license key and you are encountering problems on the login screen, you can remove the following files: On **Windows**, the folders are:\ `C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\Boombox` or `C:\Program Files(x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\Boombox` and `C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME_HERE\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CEP\extensions\Boombox` \ And on **macOS** the folders are:\ `/Users/YOUR_USERNAME_HERE/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/Boombox` and `/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions/Boombox` When all the folders are removed, install Boombox again with the latest installer. You can find the latest installer [here](https://mtmograph.com/pages/downloads). ## Clear the configuration data Boombox stores installed packs, your license key, and other preferences in a configuration folder.\ Some of these files might have gotten corrupted, causing Boombox to work incorrectly, and most commonly reported: "Hang on the loading screen". By removing the configuration folder, you will get a 100% clean installation. {% hint style="danger" %} This will also **remove your User Packs** make sure to export them first! {% endhint %} On **Windows**, the folder is:\ `C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME_HERE\AppData\Roaming\boomboxstable`\ \ And on **macOS** it is:\ `/Users/YOUR_USERNAME_HERE/Library/Application Support/boomboxstable` ## Manual installation Some problems occur during the regular installation method and thus is a manual installation required. This should only be done if both the pkg/exe installation and the ZXP installation fail. Manually installing Boombox goes as follows: On **Windows**: 1. Download the latest .[ZXP](https://www.mtmograph.com/pages/downloads) for the tool. 2. Rename the .zxp file to .zip 3. Unzip the .zip, you will get a folder. 4. **(Important!)** Rename the folder to **Boombox** 5. Copy that Folder to: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\ (64 bit operating system)\ or\ C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\ (32 bit operating system) 6. Restart the Adobe program on **macOS:** 1. Download the latest .[ZXP](https://www.mtmograph.com/pages/downloads) for the tool. 2. Rename the .zxp file to .zip 3. Unzip the .zip, you will get a folder. 4. **(Important!)** Rename the folder to **Boombox** 5. Copy that Folder to /Library/Application Support/Adobe/CEP/extensions 6. Restart the Adobe program ## Contact us If the above steps don't solve your problem, some bigger problem is going on that I would like to hear about.\ Please send me an email describing your problem to # Packs ## Summary The Packs page is the place where you can find all the packs that come with Boombox, and also your own packs, which you can import here or make yourself. This page is the perfect starting place if you are looking for a specific sound, vibe, or emotion that you want to add to your timeline! ## Boombox packs When you open Boombox for the first time you will see that there is already an extensive collection of packs that come with Boombox. These packs regularly and new packs appear almost every month. You can start exploring these packs by downloading all of the packs, or if space on your workstation is limited download just single packs that fit your style just perfectly. By clicking on a pack you select the pack and some new options will appear in the Action button in the search bar. Now you can see that specific pack information or uninstall this single pack. ![Action button when a pack is selected](/files/-MkvaSGhh0XNkwgfHFBO) {% hint style="info" %} By holding SHIFT + clicking the packs you can select multiple packs and browse through only the sounds of these packs. {% endhint %} At the bottom of the panel, you will see the pack title, sound count, and most common tags for this pack. You can search for the tag by clicking on one. You will also find the pack information and an option to uninstall the pack in the small menu in the corner. ![The infopanel of the pack](/files/-MkvbBqmlJkngLd0Z11D) {% hint style="info" %} When you have one or multiple packs selected, you can click again on the pack to browse through the sounds of the pack(s). {% endhint %} ## User packs In the latest version of Boombox, we made it easier to make your own packs, filled with your favorite sounds, and also to export and import your own packs. Creating your own pack is easy and straightforward. To start off you navigate to the User tab on the Packs screen and here you either "Create Pack" or "Import User Pack". You are then prompted to the Pack Manager panel. ![Creating a user pack](/files/-MkvdZuRR_3YdKraFJP0) If you have a selection of sounds that you want to put in a pack, drag them over the panel, or click "Add Sounds". The sounds will appear in a list and you can edit a single sound by clicking it. If you hold SHIFT + clicking the sound you can select and edit multiple sounds. In the info panel, you can edit the name of the sound, title and image of the pack, manage and add tags to the sound, and define the "hit" point of the sound by sliding the cue point slider. ![Editing a sound in the user pack](/files/-MkvffXbeyR6tvkhyg8A) Lastly, in the list on the left side of your sounds list, you find all of the tags that Boombox ships with. You can also assign these tags to your own sounds so you'll always find what you want when browsing through Boombox. You can select the tags for a sound by clicking the tags while you have one sound selected, or when you have multiple sounds selected. If you are happy with your pack, you can hit "Save" in the top right corner and close the Pack Manager panel. Alternatively, you can click "Save & Export" to save a .ZIP of the pack, so you can import it later. # Browse ## Summary On the Browse page, you are able to interact with all of the sounds in Boombox, or only the ones you searched for. Add them to the timeline, cue them on your desired point or swap them with a different sound; this is the page where you do all of that and more. ## SFX actions The main part of the Browse page is for you to add sounds to the timeline and make this as easy as possible. There are a couple of ways to add a sound to the timeline. ![Different ways of adding your sound to the timeline](/files/-Ml9n2BZUylLBzAfQTSK) First of all, you can select a sound and hit the "Add" button, or alternatively, you can hit Enter on your keyboard. This will line up the cue point of the sound with your Current Time Indicator (CTI) in your timeline. {% hint style="info" %} Every Boombox sound has a cue point. This is the point in the sound where audio "hits" or peaks. Line up the CTI with the peak of your animation to sync sounds perfectly! {% endhint %} The second method that you can use to add sounds to the timeline is using the "Cue Sound" action. If you don't want to sync up a sound to the CTI, but to another sound, you can use this button. First, select the sound in your timeline that you want to have your new sound lined up to, then select the sound that you want to import, then click "Cue Sound". Now you have these two sounds lined up perfectly on their cue points. The third method of adding a sound is using the "Swap Sound" action. The name speaks for itself, it swaps the sound that you select with a new sound. So first, select the sound in the timeline that you want to swap with, then select the new sound that you want to have in your timeline, then click "Swap Sound" and these two sounds will be swapped. {% hint style="info" %} In After Effects, when you add a sound, a marker is added to the sound to visually see where the cue point is. You can hide these markers by going to Menu > Interface > Cue Point Markers {% endhint %} ## Searching sounds To find the perfect sound for your animation you need good ways to look for them. Boombox has multiple options to do this. If you have a really specific sound in mind and you know what it's called as well you can use the search bar to type in the name of this sound. The list will automatically filter for you. If you are not sure how a sound is called, but you know the vibe of the sound that you're are looking for, you can use the list of tags on the left side of the list of sounds. Every sound has multiple tags and by clicking on a tag you get a list of all the sounds that have that specific tag. By holding SHIFT + clicking the tags you can select multiple tags. If you know that you are looking for sounds in a specific pack or packs, you can search for packs by clicking on the little Boombox circle logo in the search bar. This will open up a list of all the packs installed and from here you can select one or multiple and make that your selection. You can remove the packs from your selection again by clicking their bubble images in the search bar. ![Searching for packs on the Browse page](/files/-Ml9u3PHZCgvQc_t0mPd) # Live Editor Compose on the perfect stage ## Summary Sounds are essential in motion design and settings these up can be hard and confusing. That's why we started a mission to set up sounds more visually and see how all your sounds fit together. The Live Editor is the tool we ended up with and it lets you edit the pan and volume of a single sound or multiple sounds together in a compact and complete space ## Constellation The main part of the Live Editor is the Constellation where you can see all of your timeline sounds and drag them around. In the Constellation you can simultaneously control the volume and pan of a sound or multiple sounds together. ![Constellation with sounds on start up](/files/0b7eyasVNuiuE4py5x3W) {% hint style="info" %} Because all of the timeline sounds are imported on **0dB** and **centered** you can find them all in the same place in the Constellation. If you start dragging them around you can see that there are more sounds there! {% endhint %} ### Selected Sound If you start selecting sounds in your timeline or in the Constellation they start appearing yellow indicating that you are editing this sound or multiple sounds. By **Shift + Click,** you can add or remove sounds from your selection. In the Constellation you can adjust the volume and pan of only one sound indicated by turning yellow. If you have multiple sounds selected you can edit the pan and volume separately of these sounds in the Info panel. ### Volume In the Constellation you can edit both the pan and volume of a sound. The volume of a sound in the Constellation ranges initially from **-60dB** to **15dB** and starts in the center of the Constellation and increasing as you drag the sound more to the blue outside border of the Constellation. You can customize the volume range to your liking in one of the Constellation preferences. ![Volume range and changing it to your liking.](/files/twmgQmuJEy8ExK5KYwMc) ### Panning Panning a sound works in a circular way. A sound starts above the center at **00°** and pans to left or right depending on which way you drag the sound, all the way to below the center of the Constellation where the sound is completely panned either left or right. ![](/files/RWEZJX712DnrhAj1eOTG) {% hint style="info" %} When a sound is selected you can see the specific volume and pan amounts of that sound in the Info panel. You can open this by clicking the triangle button in the Footer. {% endhint %} ### Audio skinning To edit the sounds with a bit more context to their neighboring sounds, you can try out the Audio Skin function. It essentially filters sounds to only show a couple of previous sounds and next sounds, so you will get a nice overview of where a sound group is placed in space. Toggling Audio Skin and other options are hidden under the Ghost icon in the top left corner of the constellation. Turning on Audio Skin will give every sound a more unique color as well, compared to the regular view. The next option to toggle is Audio Ghosts. If toggled on, all sounds that are currently not editable are displayed by a greyed-out cross. The Pre and Post options of the Audio Skin menu are sliders for you to determine how many sounds you want to display before the selected sound and after the selected sound. ![Audio Skin menu](/files/zzaAkU9yhUygWQVzm4fB) {% hint style="info" %} Selecting a different sound in the Constellation while Audio Skin is on will not update the group that you are working in. To go to the next selection group you can use the arrows in the audio timeline. {% endhint %} ### Constellation options The circle on the right bottom corner of the Constellation contains a couple of small functions. #### Auto-Play When the Auto-Play is toggled on, sounds will automatically play after updating them. This way you can hear the new volume and/or pan of the sound. #### Grid Visibility Grid visibility lets you toggle the grid that is displayed on the Constellation for a more clear view. #### Live Polling Turning the Live Polling on or off will determine when Boombox pulls the sounds from your timeline. After updating a sound in the Constellation Boombox will always update, but if Live Polling is turned off and you add sounds to your timeline then these will not show up in the Constellation. In larger projects with loads of sounds, polling them into Boombox all the time can be really CPU intensive and that's why it's recommended to turn Live Polling off then. ## Timeline In the Live Editor view, we have replaced the search bar with a mini timeline of all the sounds in your current project. Every sound is represented with a small block and by clicking on one you can select the sound. We made it also easy to cycle through sounds with the arrows on the left and right sides of the timeline. # Collections ## Summary The Collections page is the spot to find all of your favorite sounds, a history of sounds you imported, and all of the sounds in your current project, on the same compact screen as the Browse page. ## Favorites Throughout Boombox you can favorite every sound that you like and want to use another time. A list of all your favorites is compiled on this page. In the Action button in the search bar, you have the option to unfavorite all of the sounds if you would like to do that. ![Options on the Favorites page](/files/hWODjuljYObjsBW5qh99) ## History Every time you import a sound from Boombox into your timeline it gets saved in the History list. This is not limited by the project but tracks all of the imports you made using Boombox. ## Project To get a more concise view of all the sounds that you used in your current project you can head over to the project tab. If you like the current collection of sounds, or you want to work on your project on a different workstation and have all the sounds packed together, there is the option to "Create Project Pack". This will grab all of the sounds in your project and put them in a pack. You can then also easily export this pack and import it elsewhere. # User Reviews User submissions ### Boone Loves Video Boombox Overview — [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9lRCVNsG0Q](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybQ-xp8NCsU) # License System ## Pay once, play forever Software is getting more and more subscription-based and we get why companies are using this business model. Mt. Mograph believes that if you buy software, it should be yours, forever. No yearly subscriptions, and no hidden costs. Pay once, play forever. ## The miracle of Auto-Update All of our tools are equipped with an auto-update system. When we release an update, you will immediately receive the latest version and are ready to play with the newest tools. If you don't want your tool to update automatically, in Boombox you can go to Menu > Updates and turn Auto-Updates off. ## Remotely login and logout, anywhere Installing Boombox on multiple workstations is no problem. You can take your license key and just log in somewhere else. If you have exceeded your seats you can just "kick" another workstation out and you are ready to pick up where you left off. {% hint style="info" %} If you want to work on multiple workstations at the same time, but you don't have enough seats, no worries! Just send us a message at and we'll give you a sweet deal to get extra seats. {% endhint %} ## New upgrades are your best friend Mt. Mograph is working very hard to make the perfect tools for our users and we frequently update Boombox with new features, fixes, and fresh sounds to work with. {% hint style="info" %} You can see the latest changelog in Boombox if you go to Menu and click on the version number in the right bottom corner of the panel. {% endhint %} # EULA The legal stuff {% hint style="info" %} ***BY INSTALLING OR USING THIS SOFTWARE YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND***\ ***BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT.*** IMPORTANT – READ CAREFULLY: THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT (THE “AGREEMENT”) BETWEEN YOU AND MT. MOGRAPH, LLC. (“MTMO”). THIS AGREEMENT APPLIES TO LICENSES PURCHASED BY YOU AND IS APPLICABLE TO ONLINE AND DIGITAL DELIVERY OF LICENSED MATERIAL. BY ORDERING A LICENSE, YOU AND, IF APPLICABLE, PURCHASER, ENTER(S) INTO THIS AGREEMENT WITH MTMO AND CONFIRM(S) THAT YOU AND/OR IT, AS THE CASE MAY BE, HAVE AND/OR HAS, AS THE CASE MAY BE, THE POWER AND AUTHORITY TO DO SO. {% endhint %} ## **License Agreement** This software is provided "as-is", without any expressed or implied warranty. In no event will MT.MOGRAPH LLC be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software. Licenses are issued for a specific number of seats. You may use the software on no more than that number of machines at a time. You may not redistribute, resell, rent, lease or sub-license the software in any form without written permission by MT. MOGRAPH LLC. You may not disassemble, create derivative works, modify, reverse engineer, adapt or decompile the software. The software is copyrighted.\ All rights remain with MT. MOGRAPH LLC. (c) 2014-2020 ## **You Can** * **Manipulate** the sound effects files however you like: eg. edit, transpose, pitch-shift, reverse... * **Layer** with other sounds * **Synchronize** with video or other sonic elements * **Use sound effects** as part of commercial video, personal project, or as part of music * **Create copies** of sound effects files to optimize your workflow and have emergency backup. *Not to distribute to an unlicensed 3rd party.* ## **You Cannot** * **Re-sell** sound effects files in any way. * **Make raw sound effects files** available to a 3rd party in any way. * **Sell as ringtones** or incorporate raw sound effects files as part of a web or app-based soundboard. * **Bundle sounds** in physical products such as toys or wearable tech. * Create copies of sound effects to **provide to an unlicensed** 3rd party.
# About us A team with a dream ## Note to user Thanks for using our tool, it means the world. We are **Mt. Mograph***,* the team behind [**Boombox**](https://mtmograph.com/products/boombox), [**Motion-4**](https://mtmograph.com/products/motion-4) and [**Wander**](https://mtmograph.com/products/wander) and we love developing animation software. Boombox was an idea that has been in production and constant evolution since February of 2018. Our goal is to bridge the gap between animation and sound through intuitive and familiar tools. We want the future motion designer to be able to produce a start-to-finish commercial with ease. Thanks for supporting our projects. Developed by **Mt. Mograph, LLC**.\ Copyright (c) 2014-2024 {% hint style="info" %} **Quick links:**\ 🏡 [mtmograph.com](https://www.mtmograph.com/)\ 🚀 [Motion Guide](https://motion.mtmograph.com/) \ 🔈 [Boombox Guide](https://boombox.mtmograph.com/)\ 🚀 [Wander Guide](https://wander.mtmograph.com/) {% endhint %} ## Developers 🏔 Matt Jylkka 🗺️ Luuk de Bruin 🧗 Cameron Jeffords ## Audio production 🔉 Isaac Brockshus ## Special thanks ### Artwork \_\_✍ Lyndon Navalta \ 🎨 Jamie Givens ### Musicians \_\_🥁 Ryan Anderson\ 🎻 \_\_Mile High Quartet