I spent some quality time in Wwise this afternoon developing a quick music prototype. I’ve been wanting to explore game reactive music since the start of the semester, discovering that Wwise affords the opportunity to implement music that reacts dynamically to the game state.
Category Archives: Coursework
Finding Ambience: Soundwalk of Dundee City Centre
Zhoro and I went on a soundwalk around Dundee to record ambient audio clips for our weekly university task. We managed to pull a few good sound clips that could be used for some ambient Dundonian noise!
Creating Metropolitan Lair
Creating a minute-long soundscape using Reaper, composed of sound clips and music tracks from online sound libraries.
(An Early Attempt at) Conceptualising an Audio-Led Game
We were tasked to form an idea for an audio-led game. I wanted to question if I could create a soundscape using a single virtual instrument played in various different ways throughout the entirety of the environment instead of utilising a myriad of different recordings and procedural sounds.
Thinking of Ideas for an Audio Submission
This post is just collection of early stage ponderings for my audio coursework. I want to capture ideas that lend themselves to musicality where, in reality, there would be none. (This might include ideas where musicality is found instead of being created by anyone in everyday reality. ‘Song birds’ are an example that comes toContinue reading “Thinking of Ideas for an Audio Submission”
Listening to Soundscapes
Getting back into university again There’s much excitement abound, especially with all the music and sound related work in-store this semester! Things are off to a relatively calm start this year, which I’m definitely thankful for. Having taken part in DARE Academy as a member of Crabertay, this past summer has been more or lessContinue reading “Listening to Soundscapes”
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