In our last sojourn into game audio we covered some of the basics to bring you up to speed on how sound in games works in general, as well as taking you through how an audio asset gets designed and ready to be put into a game.
Now, we’ll actually Read more...
You’ve probably been hearing a lot about game audio these days. There is no doubt that games keep on growing in popularity as gamification continues to permeate our everyday lives.
From amazing new virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences to massive multiplayer online games (MMOGs), the gaming revolution Read more...
Will audio still be fun on the last day of the 139th AES in NYC? You better believe it.
The Game Audio Intensive Workshop will be held on Sunday, November 1, 12-7 PM at the Institute of Audio Research (IAR), 64 University Place, NYC (Early Bird Price $150 before 10/10, Read more...
Imagine flying your avatar effortlessly through a familiar world, cruising comfortably and picking up points. Then suddenly chaos reigns: a confusing vortex confounds your character and wipes out all your progress.
That’s the exact experience of many a composer and sound designer who knows the TV and film world well, Read more...
Of all the sound sectors, game audio always seems to be the most mysterious – its unique workflows and rules make it a sonic animal all its own.
To address the knowledge gap, online education provide macProVideo.com has just released two new courses: “Demystifying Game Audio” http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/game-audio-101-demystifying-game-audio and “Implementing Audio Read more...
