#audio design
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prokopetz Ā· 1 year ago
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Look, I'm willing to put up with a lot from a self-consciously meta liminal spaces walking sim. The inappropriate use of ray-traced specular reflection; the clearly asset-flipped androgynous white marble statues; the corridor-that-makes-four-left-turns-without-intersecting-itself bit that was impressive when Duke Nukem 3D did it in 1996 but has since become practically expected ā€“ all this I will forgive. However, that wooden ladder I just climbed clearly made the sound of stepping on metal rungs, and this I cannot abide.
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territoart Ā· 1 month ago
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Thanks to everyone for your feedback!
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eternalcreative Ā· 1 year ago
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Ojas Sound System Exhibition
New York, 2022
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krissiefox Ā· 14 days ago
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Another fun part of sound design - rummaging around outside, collecting plant matter and small rocks so I can use them to make foley effects later. :)
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jam-does-audio Ā· 2 years ago
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Fear; a short audio story TMA tribute: The Dark
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You're studying late at night and the lights go out.
Warning: slight flashing lights, best watched with headphones.
Short audio story tribute to The Magnus Archives, all editing, writing, voices, sounds and art by Jam Wright.
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rie-kay Ā· 7 months ago
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I think it is settled: Next year Iā€™m gonna get a zoom field recorder and go audio hunting.
These were all stock sounds. But using your own sounds is satistfying in a different way. It is always so magical when you mix all the recorded sounds you gathered into a game.
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willowuponavon Ā· 1 year ago
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Dune (the second one) has me thinking thoughta ā„¢ļø and when that happens I have to write about it
Like the audio, there was no music in the final fights and the way the machine to summon worms is a recurring audio motif and it makes me so happy (big sounds like that scratch such an itch in my brain)
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foggystezi Ā· 11 months ago
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Please watch it
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thematteblackstudio Ā· 2 years ago
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How do you like the blend of Retro + HD?
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mortalcrux Ā· 1 year ago
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Idle monks now have voices šŸ”Š
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moonthemagical Ā· 2 years ago
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outside recording rain sounds
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jam-does-audio Ā· 1 year ago
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Monster VAs spend their whole life trying to sound this good
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makevideosblog Ā· 7 days ago
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jam-does-audio Ā· 1 year ago
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I listened to the video in your pinned post. Thought it was pretty cool, along with the other few things on your channel. We should recreate that art of cuddling spooning gals post you just reblogged :3
AWW thank you! i really should upload a new project soon...
Also that's a wonderful idea, would really be a pleasant ambience :3
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mp3overdose Ā· 2 months ago
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Letā€™s make a BARKPACK!
This asset pack provides a variety of voice lines known as ā€œbarksā€ for game developers to use in their work as NPCs, placeholder audio, or on its own as a partial voice-acting work in projectsĀ likeĀ visualĀ novels/IFs, RPGs, or even RTS, puzzle, horror, dating, and fighting games.
This pack alsoĀ includes a ā€œgeneric barksā€ sheet for gamedevs to take, edit, and pass on to actors to start recording and making your own barkpacks!
This asset pack includes three major pieces:
Bark bites (.ZIP)
Bark tracker sheet (.XLSX)
Bark code (.RPY)
super cute placeholderĀ doggieĀ spritesĀ toĀ pat! šŸ¶
DOWNLOAD ON ITCH.IO
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krissiefox Ā· 6 months ago
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I'm hoping to revise my review of this product once if I can get the feedback revision request from them, but in the mean time I wanted to put out a good word for them.
I bought this fluffy wind protector for my portable audio recorder a bit ago and felt disappointed when I first tried it after I was still getting wind noise in my recordings. I assumed this to mean it was somehow defective, but today I saw that the seller had offered to refund my money when I left a negative review saying it didn't seem to help. Before accepting any refund, I was determined to test it more and make sure I wasn't just doing something wrong.
Turns out I had been wrong and it does work, it just has an upward limit of how much wind it can block, is all! I tested my recorder with and without the fluffy with my ceiling fan and it made a big difference. I also got inspired by one helpful YouTube video I watched, and tried combing the wind fluffy with an umbrella for twice the wind blockage, and that seemed to work quite well outside, too! It's not a very wind day, so I tested it on an AC unit fan outside and I could hear the difference still.
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