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[2023-10-07: This credits file contains entries some of which are now decades old. If you have contributed to Freedoom and want to update anything on here, please post an issue or reach out to any active maintainer!]

[See the CREDITS-MUSIC file for specific track authors and titles.]

N: Colin Phipps
S: cph
E: cph@cph.demon.co.uk
W: http://www.cph.demon.co.uk/
D: binary lumps (playpal, colormap etc)

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D: textures

S: Tarin
E: tarin@paci-fist.net
D: textures, sprites, website design, levels

N: Andrew Stine
S: Linguica
E: linguica@doomworld.com
D: textures

N: Emmanuel Rousseau
S: GodCells
E: Emmanuel_Rousseau@uqac.ca
D: levels, sprites

N: Andrew Bassett
S: andrewb
E: orangejuices@icqmail.com
D: music

S: ravage
E: dragon_69283@yahoo.com
D: Sprites

S: archvile46
E: pudge@att.net
D: levels

S: tony
E: awalker@air-internet.com
D: textures

S: spaceforce
E: spaceforce@snohost.com
D: levels

S: CheapAlert
S: gargoylol
S: leileilol
E: cheapalert@gmail.com
D: graphics, sounds, flats, sprites

N: Michael T. Cole
S: ShadowRunner
E: Clansr03@yahoo.com
D: levels

N: Kurt Kesler
E: kesler@fidnet.com
D: sprites

S: Isle
E: isle_bot@hotmail.com
D: textures

N: Ola Bjorling
S: Citrus
E: ukiro@ukiro.com
D: textures

S: ZarcyB
E: korgon_iii@hotmail.com
D: textures

S: diluted
E: shaggs2dope_00@hotmail.com
D: textures

S: Espi
E: esa.repo@phnet.fi
D: (a lot of) textures

N: Ralph Vickers
S: Ralphis
E: ralphis@slipgate.org
D: music

S: Sir Fragsalot
E: bssrpantella@hotmail.com
D: stories, sprites

N: Jeremy Stepp
E: jeremystepp@hotmail.com
D: textures

N: Nicholai Main
S: Oblivion
E: uzi666@juno.com
D: levels, fog colormap

S: KMan
E: kman@valveworld.com
D: textures, sprites

S: mystic
E: murray6@blueyonder.co.uk
D: levels

N: Jon Rimmer
S: Amtiskaw
S: Jon_R
E: jonr@frad.org
W: http://destruct.alkali.org/
D: textures

N: Vincent Fong
S: Vicious
E: vincentfong@freecall-uk.co.uk
D: musics

N: Toby Collins Jr.
S: tobester
E: tobester666@yahoo.com
D: music

N: Andrew Francis
S: locust
E: locust@iinet.net.au
D: textures

S: AirRaid
E: airraid666@yahoo.com
D: sprites, levels, textures

S: Jayextee
E: Jxt@Misery.co.uk
D: graphics, levels

S: Enjay
E: Enjay001@hotmail.com
D: sounds

N: Jonathan Dowland
E: jon+Chiew6ye@alcopop.org
W: http://jmtd.net/
D: Former admin, website, FTP host and nightlies; textures; scripts; levels; hires zealotism; sounds

S: Malice Rancor
E: malicerancor@hotmail.com
D: sprites

N: Dale Sells
S: mmnpsrsoskl
E: mmnpsrsoskl@hotmail.com
D: textures, graphics

S: Meat_Head
E: Forbidden_Planet@prodigy.net
D: textures

S: kaiser
E: kaiser@newdoom.com
D: levels

S: Slayer226
E: slayer226@hotmail.com
D: textures

S: Ebola
E: ebola_kaell@home.se
D: textures, sprites

S: Zeurkous
E: de_zeurkous@zonnet.nl
D: sprites, textures

N: Fredrik Johansson
E: fredrik.johansson@gmail.com
W: http://fredrikj.net/
D: textures, sprites

S: Lazer
E: dafshin@mediaone.net
D: textures, levels

N: Steve Dudzik
S: Lut
E: toruonda@home.com
D: sprites, levels

N: Joseph Chang
E: jchang@optusnet.com.au
D: sprites

S: Csabo
E: wadedit@marchmail.com
D: music

S: Draconio
E: draconio2001@yahoo.com
D: sounds

N: Dave Kiddell
S: Mewse
E: umkiddel@cc.umanitoba.ca
W: http://mewse.alkali.org/
D: graphics, Mewse!

S: Deathmaster213
E: deathmaster213@hotmail.com
D: art/textures

S: Hyena
E: trwhite@fgbc.org
D: sounds, musics, sprites, levels

S: Nrkn
E: nrkn@ihug.co.nz
D: textures

N: Tyler Pantella
S: Pickle Hammer
E: pickle_hammer@hotmail.com
D: musics

N: Alberto Bonis
S: Saint of Killers
E: alberto.bonis@libero.it
D: sprites/art

S: GeekMarine
E: cooljohn@birdmail.com
D: sprites, sounds

N: Tom Robinson
E: tom@alkali.org
W: http://www.junked.org/
D: A chunk of perl code

N: Patrick "Amarande" Kalinauskas
S: Amarande
E: amarande@gmail.com
D: levels

N: Sean Gauthier
S: Cacodemon Leader
E: gauthier.home@sympatico.ca
D: levels

N: Luke Cama
S: Spike
E: spikeycool@hotmail.com
D: sounds

S: Shaviro
E: maonth@nautrup.com
D: textures

S: Nightfang
E: nightfang@truelights.com
D: sprites

S: MDenham
E: tathetriam@aol.com
D: levels

S: SpinSpyder
E: blcrowley@hotmail.com
D: sprites

N: Jeremy Elder
S: SgtCrispy
E: sha_nigtha@yahoo.com
D: sounds, levels

S: Submerge
E: submerge_527@hotmail.com
D: sounds, sprites

S: Adamizer
E: adamizer9000@yahoo.com
D: aprites

N: Andrew Apted
E: ajapted@netspace.net.au
D: graphics, levels, patches, sprites

S: Zigmund
E: z_ozwell@hotmail.com
D: levels

S: kinkyfriend
N: Patrick Westermark
E: kinkyfriend85@hotmail.com
D: graphics

S: Railgunner
E: pcclassix@the-any-key.com
D: sprites, levels

S: bastetfurry
E: bastetfurry@nachtkatzen.de
D: levels

S: Lurker
E: ssjtrunks37@hotmail.com
D: levels, sprites, sounds

S: DarkStalker
E: darkstalker81@hotmail.com
D: textures

S: Scuba Steve
E: ray_stantz@hotmail.com
D: sprites, graphics

N: Kim Bach
S: Torn
E: Tornthedark@hotmail.com
D: levels

N: Mike Watson
S: Cyb
E: cyb@frad.org
W: http://cyb.alkali.org/
D: levels, sprites, lumps

N: Wouter van Oortmerssen
S: Aardappel
E: aardappel@planetquake.com
D: conceptual work and realisation

N: Alex Mao
S: Arioch
E: arioch@despayre.org
D: long term server hosting

N: Bill Koch
S: Bloodshedder
E: bloodshedder@doomcenter.com
D: sounds

N: Corwin Brence
S: WildWeasel
E: wildweasel_lemon@hotmail.com
D: sounds

S: WildMan
N: Rick Clark
E: rickclark58@yahoo.com
D: levels

S: sargebaldy
N: Owen Lloyd
E: lloydo@onid.orst.edu
D: levels

N: David Aramant
E: david_a00@excite.com
D: sprites

S: Silverwyvern
E: cindymcc@nbnet.nb.ca
D: graphics (skies)

S: mouse
S: lilwhitemouse
E: lilwhitemo@midmaine.com
D: sprites

N: Simon Howard
S: fraggle
E: fraggle@soulsphere.org
W: https://soulsphere.org
D: project admin, scripting, build system, textures, sprites, graphics, lumps, manual, patches

N: Joe Dowland
E: jon+joefreedoom@alcopop.org
D: sounds

N: Jim McDougald
S: rellik
E: rellik_jmd@yahoo.com
D: FreeDM levels, graphics

N: Jason Root
S: hellbent
E: chesterules@yahoo.com
D: FreeDM levels

N: David Lawrence Ramsey
S: dolorous
E: pooka109@cox.net
D: sounds

S: Catoptromancy
E: catoptromancy@yahoo.com
D: levels, playtesting, bugfixes, textures

S: muffins.exe
D: sounds

S: RjY
E: rjy@users.sourceforge.net
W: http://rjy.org.uk/
D: levels

N: Claude A Freeman
S: CSonicGo
D: sounds

N: Eric Baker
E: eabaker@san.rr.com
S: The Green Herring
D: levels

E: hawkwinds_messages@hotmail.com
S: Hawkwind
D: levels

S: acc
D: levels

S: Siggi
D: levels

N: Miguel Suarez Gomez
E: thewadsfactorystaff@hotmail.com
S: Zok
D: levels

E: ghostlydeath@gmail.com
S: GhostlyDeath
D: musics, PC speaker sounds

N: Mark McGill-Smith
E: isbetterthanyou@hotmail.com
S: TheMisterCat
D: musics

N: Matthew Cibulas
E: rottking@sbcglobal.net
S: RottKing
D: sounds

N: Colin Kelly
E: bankthemighty@gmail.com
S: bank
D: sounds

N: Delano Cuzzucoli
E: delano501@gmail.com
S: Delano
D: sprites

N: Svante Ekholm
E: svante.ekholm@gmail.com
S: xerent
D: levels

N: Benjamin Debski
E: benjamin.debski@gmail.com
S: dabski
D: levels

N: G. Wessner
E: masterstilgar@yahoo.com
S: Stilgar
D: sounds

S: Jute
E: jutemail@gmail.com
D: music

N: Wesley D. Johnson
E: johnson2412@usgo.net
D: levels

N: Ulises Lozano
S: Urric Hammersong
E: calators@hotmail.com
D: sprites

N: Andrew Rehberger
E: malinku@live.com
S: Malinku
D: levels

S: Archfile
D: levels

S: Blastfrog
E: soliver486@gmail.com
D: graphics, sprites, sounds

N: Brett Harrell
S: Mechadon
E: mekaddonn@gmail.com
D: levels

S: nivha
D: levels

S: hex11
E: hex11@mail.com
D: levels

N: Luiz Henrique Gasparin Jerônimo
S: Xindage
E: xindage@gmail.com
D: levels, textures

S: Mithran Denizen
E: jlebl755@mtroyal.ca
D: sprites

S: Z86
D: sprites

N: Matt Cadirao
S: horncomposer
D: genmidi instruments

S: BaronOfStuff
W: https://www.youtube.com/user/BaronOfStuff
D: sprites

N: Josef Šustek
S: Paar
E: sustek.josef@gmail.com
D: levels

N: Dean Joseph
S: deathz0r
E: deathz0r@unidoom.org
D: levels

N: Alexandre-Xavier Labonté-Lamoureux
S: AXDOOMER
E: alexandrexavier@live.ca
D: patches, levels, graphics, sprites

N: Daniel Jewell
S: Jewellds
E: jewellds@gmail.com
D: levels

N: Adrian Cabrera
E: cancer_kaoru@live.com
S: raymoohawk
W: http://raymoohawk.deviantart.com/
D: sprites

S: agaures
E: zalsorarakia@gmail.com
D: sprites

N: Mikael Haladyn
E: mikaelhhome@yahoo.dk
S: nub_hat
D: levels, musics

S: CaptainW
E: avortement.rate@gmail.com
D: graphics

N: Ilja Sara
E: ilja.sara@kahvipannu.com
D: levels

N: Mike Swanson
S: chungy
E: mikeonthecomputer@gmail.com
D: project admin, build system, repo maintenance

N: Cray Elliott
S: mp2e
E: MP2E@archlinux.us
D: lumps (demos, playtesting)

S: voltcom9
E: Earthbound.Glenn@gmail.com
D: level/episode names

S: jmickle
E: jaymickle@gmail.com
D: music

S: doomkid
E: thedevilzworker@hotmail.com
D: freedm playtesting and demo participation

S: mogul
N: Jeremy Emerson
D: music

S: sergeant_mark_iv
N: Marcos Abenante
E: marcos.mk3@outlook.com
D: sprites

S: bloax
D: sprites

S: undead003
E: undead0003@gmail.com
D: sounds

S: angry_saint
E: mechanicalambassador@gmail.com
D: levels

S: noose
E: noozearts@gmail.com
D: sprites

S: mazmon
N: Maz Hades
E: mazhades@yahoo.com
D: sprites

S: jaws_in_space
N: Micah Petersen
E: jawsinspace@gmail.com
D: levels

S: eriance
N: Eric Ou
E: eriance@gmail.com
W: http://amuscaria.deviantart.com/
D: sprites

S: zrrion
N: Roth Smith
E: zrrion@gmail.com
W: http://zrrion.deviantart.com/
D: sprites

S: kracov
N: Kracov Bolkonski
E: kracov.wolf@gmail.com
W: http://kracov.org/
D: graphics

S: robotdog1
D: sprites, patches

E: mobiusx49@gmail.com
S: cwolfru
D: levels

S: Jimmy
N: James Paddock
E: jamespaddock@hotmail.com
D: levels

N: Michael Jurich
E: midwestgenius@gmail.com
D: levels

S: LuckyPunk
E: luckypunk322@gmail.com
D: sprites

S: Blueworrior
N: Lola Harvey
E: BlueWorrior@hotmail.co.uk
D: musics

S: sajbear
N: Kristian Nilsen
E: sajber@sajber.info
W: http://sajber.info
D: level

S: Voros
N: Ayub Ahmed
E: ayubahmed2240@gmail.com
D: textures, lumps

S: Hexereticdoom
N: Angel C.F.
E: hexereticdoom@gmail.com
W: http://www.moddb.com/members/hexereticdoom
D: sprites

S: SeventhSentinel
N: James Hall
W: http://seventhsentinel.net23.net
D: sounds

S: Viscra Maelstrom
E: doomhunter_175@hotmail.com
D: musics

S: bytebeats
E: bytebytebeats@gmail.com
D: musics

S: KevinHEZ
N: Kevin Martins
E: kevinmss14@gmail.com
D: musics

S: agenten
E: wagnerc27@gmail.com
W: https://twitch.tv/gajmegenten/profile
D: textures

S: pan-te
D: levels

S: YukiHerz
N: Gabriel Antonio
E: gabriel.reinoso.1996@gmail.com
D: levels

S: JudgeDeadd
E: korodzik@lavabit.com
D: level names

S: DragonMorpheus
D: level names

S: cr0wb4r
D: level names

N: Edgar Muniz Berlinck
E: edgar.vv@gmail.com
D: Appstream XML files

S: Gentlepoke
E: doom@gpoke.com
W: http://gpoke.com/
D: level names

S: Heng
E: heng@deepthought.earth
D: sprites

S: uhbooh
E: Uhbooh2@hotmail.com
D: textures

S: Litrivin
D: textures

S: jupiter_ex
N: Matias M. Roldan
E: ttrgrmmtn@yahoo.com.ar
D: musics, sounds

N: Fernando Carmona Varo
S: ferk
E: ferkiwi@gmail.com
D: graphics (titlepic)

N: Kevin Caccamo
S: Talon1024
E: kevin@ciinet.org
D: textures, flats, sounds

S: BobFromReboot
N: Bradley Lavigne
E: bradleylavigne@gmail.com
D: musics

S: Elon_Satoshi
E: elonsatoshi@riseup.net
D: sounds

S: Eradrop
E: samurai00020@walla.com
D: patches

S: Hambourgeois
D: flats, textures

S: Jared Deberjerak
D: textures

S: Mortrixs
D: E3M5

S: GooseJelly
N: Nathaniel Patasky
E: n.patasky@gmail.com
D: buildcfg.txt, CREDITS, levels

S: Craneo
E: memod_99@hotmail.com
D: sprites (technospider reshade, minigunner, combat slug flash), textures

S: continuum.mid
S: northivanastan
N: Ivan Stanton
E: northivanastan@gmail.com
D: musics

S: MothraMaster
D: sprites: Zombieman/Shotgunners boots update

S: Korp
E: korpkat@gmail.com
D: Sprites, Textures, Musics, buildcfg.txt, patches, sounds

S: ajanddino
N: Anthony Pierce
E: ajanddino@gmail.com
D: musics

S: /dev/urandom
E: dev.urandom@posteo.org
D: graphics, patches, sprites

S: AerialB
D: COPYING.adoc

S: basedSkeleton
D: sprites

S: boogiebogus
D: buildcfg.txt, sprites

S: Chexter
D: patches

S: ConsumingCritic
D: levels

S: Eonfge
E: contact@kevindegeling.nl
D: dist

N: Erick Tenorio
S: guynamederick
E: guynamederick@gmail.com
D: graphics, levels, lumps, sounds, sprites

N: Fabian Greffrath
E: fabian@greffrath.com
D: buildcfg.txt, graphics, levels, lumps

S: Rei
N: Reinaldo
E: crumbscrunchydelights@gmail.com
D: buildcfg.txt, lumps, manual, sounds, sprites, flats

N: Hugo Locurcio
E: hugo.locurcio@hugo.pro
D: buildcfg.txt, dist, manual

N: Jason Yundt
E: swagfortress@gmail.com
D: levels

S: kitchen-ace
E: 68k@quikphix.org
D: levels, patches

S: m
E: verdantdregs@shaw.ca
D: levels, sounds, sprites, textures, manual

S: mkrupczak3
E: matthew@krupczak.org
D: manual

S: Mortrixs19
D: levels

N: Nicholas Zatkovich
S: NickZ
E: nzatkovich@gmail.com
D: buildcfg.txt, COMPILING.adoc, CREDITS, .gitattributes, .github, .gitignore, graphics, levels, lumps, patches, scripts, sprites

S: ObsidainPlague
D: musics

N: Perry Fraser
S: perry
E: me@pprogs.blog
D: levels

N: Ada Mackiewicz
S: Shinosarna
E: nobody.shinobi@gmail.com
D: buildcfg.txt, levels, sprites

N: Steven Elliott
E: selliott512@gmail.com
D: buildcfg.txt, BUILD-SYSTEM.adoc, levels, Makefile, README.adoc, scripts, sprites

N: Tyler True
D: Makefile

S: BeachThunder
D: levels

N: Clayton Sobrino
E: ClaytonSobrino@yahoo.com
D: patches

N: Colton G. Rushton
E: colton51919@gmail.com
D: lumps

S: drbugbait
E: arlesschill@hotmail.com
D: lumps

S: igdegoo
D: COPYING.adoc, lumps, musics

S: inkoalawetrust
D: levels

S: MissLav
D: patches

S: unfa
E: unfa00@gmail.com
D: sounds

N: William Breathitt Gray
E: vilhelm.gray@gmail.com
D: dist

S: DOGB01
D: levels

S: arborix
D: sprites

S: Inuk
E: inuquire@gmail.com
D: levels

S: GojiBerry
E: gojidoesit@proton.me
D: sounds, musics, textures

N: Jaden LeMieux
S: iRedMC
E: jadenquinn8@hotmail.com
W: http://iredmc.us.to/
D: levels, musics

N: Cass Python
S: Owly
E: owlgal69@protonmail.com
W: https://owly.fans
D: Freedoom website

S: Matzu
D: musics

S: ZeMystic
D: musics

S: R0rque
D: musics

S: rostuhan
E: rostuhan123@gmail.com
D: musics

S: SuperDave938
D: textures

S: Cascade
D: sprites

S: Berubaretto
D: levels

N: Enzo Carozza
S: uni
E: dudetank4@gmail.com
D: CREDITS-MUSIC

S: MoonDeLaAxel
D: sounds, musics, textures

S: klickach
D: textures

S: Magnolia
D: sprites

S: Anonymoister
D: sprites

N(A): Josephus Astartes
S: DH4050
D: musics

S: Scragadelic
D: musics

S: Woolie Wool
D: musics

S: wastedjamacan
D: musics

S: SUNPYG Senpai
D: levels: e2m3, e3m5

S: Ospaggi
D: musics

S: Stratos
D: musics

S: Hayden49
D: levels: e2m2

# Curated game recordings

Edited excerpts from Sonniss GDC Game Audio Bundle 2026 Part 9. Recording copyright remains with the creators. These are licensed game assets, not GPL engine code or a standalone sound library. Original license and README are included. Only local trimming, level/fade adjustment, resampling/pitch and source layering are used; no AI training, model development or external audio upload.

| Role | Library | Supplier | Source recording |
|---|---|---|---|
| energy | Elemental Mutation Whooshes and Impacts | Epic Stock Media | ELECMisc_Impact Electric Tonal Deep Movement Motion Hiss Glitch 01_ESM_EMWI.wav |
| ping | System & UI Feedback Elements | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Sci-Fi Ping Down.wav |
| snap | Melee Weapons Sound Effects Pack 2 | David Dumais Audio | WEAPWhip_WHIP Snap Crack 05_DDUMAIS_MWP2.wav |
| metal | Melee Weapons Sound Effects Pack 2 | David Dumais Audio | METLImpt_METAL SWING HIT Weapon Swing To Metallic Body Impact And Resonant Tail 01_DDUMAIS_MWP2.wav |
| launch | Air Designed | 344 Audio | AEROJet_Blast Off Clean_344 Audio_Air Designed.wav |
| explosion | Anime Game | Epic Stock Media | EXPLDsgn_Explosion Small Blast Enemy Death Crunchy Boom Cartoon Noisy Crash Impact Delay 03_ESM_AG.wav |
| cutter | Barbershop Vol. 2 | 344 Audio | OBJMisc_Wahl Sterling Trimmer, On, Idle, Off_344 Audio_Barbershop Vol 2.wav |
| servo | Tower Defense Game | Epic Stock Media | ROBTMvmt_Tower Deploy Hitech Robot Motor Dark Thump Servo Whine 04_ESM_TDG.wav |
| latch | HD Lock And Mechanism Sound Design Kit | Epic Stock Media | MECHLtch_Click Deep Mechanism Latch Button Nearfield Thunk 02_ESM_HDLM.wav |
| spring | HD Lock And Mechanism Sound Design Kit | Epic Stock Media | MECHMisc_Tool Tape Measure Pull Retract Spring Slide Spin Long 07_ESM_HDLM.wav |
| accept | Interface & Infographics | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Accept Glassy Snap.wav |
| click | Interface & Infographics | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Percussion Snap.wav |
| pickup | Interface & Infographics | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Pop High Short.wav |
| power | Fantasy Game 2 - Sound Kit for Enchanted Realms | Epic Stock Media | UIAlert_Collect Scifi Futuristic Electronic Bass Burst Sweep Heavy 04_ESM_FG2.wav |
| deny | System & UI Feedback Elements | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Deny Low Fat Dark.wav |
| glitch | Rich Glitch | The Noisery | UIGlitch_User interface_Glitch_High_Electronic_The Noisery_Rich Glitch_05.wav |
| fault | Rich Glitch | The Noisery | UIGlitch_Designed_Glitch_Corrupted_Data Error_The Noisery_Rich Glitch_06.wav |
| heavy | Moaning Metal | The Noisery | DSGNImpt_Metal Hit Thud Thump Low Ring Geofon 1_The Noisery_Moaning Metal.wav |
| swing | Melee Weapons Sound Effects Pack 2 | David Dumais Audio | METLFric_SWING SCRAPE Swift Melee Weapon Swing With A Long Blade 14_DDUMAIS_MWP2.wav |
| gasp | AAA Game Character Police Officer | Epic Stock Media | HMNBrth_Police Officer Gasp Vocal Male Shocked Alert 1.wav |
| shutdown | System & UI Feedback Elements | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Arp Reveal Down Long.wav |
| success | User Interface | Cinematic Sound Design | Interface Plucks Happy.wav |