FMOD for Game Audio

FMOD for Game Audio, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 48 lectures, based on 126 reviews, and has 533 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create loop and transition sections for game music How to randomize sounds for ongoing soundscapes Creating and managing banks, groups FMOD effects and Mixing Basics Mixer, Snapshot, and Sandbox Some Unity Implementation This course is ideal for individuals who are Music composers wanting to implement their music on games or Sound designers wanting to implement their sounds on games or Developers wanting to learn/understand FMOD or Game Audio enthusiasts It is particularly useful for Music composers wanting to implement their music on games or Sound designers wanting to implement their sounds on games or Developers wanting to learn/understand FMOD or Game Audio enthusiasts.

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Summary

Title: FMOD for Game Audio

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: €64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create loop and transition sections for game music
How to randomize sounds for ongoing soundscapes
Creating and managing banks, groups
FMOD effects and Mixing Basics
Mixer, Snapshot, and Sandbox
Some Unity Implementation

Who Should Attend

Music composers wanting to implement their music on games
Sound designers wanting to implement their sounds on games
Developers wanting to learn/understand FMOD
Game Audio enthusiasts

Target Audiences

Music composers wanting to implement their music on games
Sound designers wanting to implement their sounds on games
Developers wanting to learn/understand FMOD
Game Audio enthusiasts

3 hours of condensed material. Straight-forward and concise classes.

If you wonder how sounds are implemented into games, this course you tell you all about it.

FMOD is an audio middleware that creates probability, looping sections, and parameter triggers, among many other useful tools to create living soundscapes and music interactions.

Your studying tools for this course will be the softwares: FMOD & Unity, and the free asset pack ‘Viking Village’, of which you’ll be giving life to, through sounds.

Here’s a full list of things we’ll be talking about in this course.

1) Installation & Setup

-FMOD & Unity Download

-Creating Unity Project, Importing Viking Village

-Unity Navigation, Viking Village Overview

-Linking FMOD to Unity

2) Preparation & Side Notes

-Linking FMOD & Reaper

-Navigation, Editing and Shortcuts in FMOD

-FMOD Effects Overview

3) FMOD

-FMOD Overview

-Making an Audio List and Where to Look for Sounds

-Adding Assets and Making Folders

-Creating Events – Action vs Timeline Events – Torch

-Soundscape 2D – Multi Instrument

-Stable Event – Scatter Instrument

-Waves Event – Asynch Options

-Wheel – Pitch Shifter & Compressor

-Workspace – Probability + Multiband EQ + Modulation

-Bar – Creating Outside Perspective (doors closed)

-Boat Sound Design – Finding Loop Spot

-Music Part 1 – Exporting Stems, Tempo Markers

-Music Part 2 – Parameters, Transitions & Markers

-Music Part 3 – Parameter Sheet + Automation, Seek Speed

-Music Part 4 – Crossfading Instrumentation

-Music Part 5 – Transition Region + Quantization

-Music Part 6 – Magnet Regions + Quantization

-Music Part 7 – Randomizing Sections

4) Unity

-Adding FMOD Listener and 2D Soundscape

-AHDSR – Fading In and Out FMOD Events

-Stable – Trigger Enter & Exit

-Waves – Sphere Emitters

-Bar Emitter

-Boat – Odin Call

-Torches – Adding Emitters on Prefabs

-Wheel – Adding Sounds to Items

-Workspace Emitter

-Music Triggers

5) FMOD & Unity

-FMOD – Music Part 8 – On Off Parameter

-Unity – Music On Off Trigger

-FMOD – Footsteps

-Unity – Footsteps

-FMOD – Mixer & Creating Groups

-Unity & FMOD – Organizing FMOD Mixer and Events + Unity Events

-Unity & FMOD – Snapshots Part 1 – Inside Perspective

-Unity & FMOD – Snapshots Part 2 – Losing Senses Effect

-Unity & FMOD – Snapshots Part 3 – Health Parameter

-Unity & FMOD – Live Mixing, Basic Tweaks

-Unity & FMOD – Sandbox

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Intro

Lecture 1: COURSE INTRO

Chapter 2: Installation & Setup

Lecture 1: FMOD & Unity Download

Lecture 2: Creating Unity Project, Importing Viking Village

Lecture 3: Unity Navigation, Viking Village Overview

Lecture 4: Linking FMOD to Unity

Chapter 3: Preparation and Side Notes

Lecture 1: Linking FMOD & Reaper

Lecture 2: Navigation, Editing and Shortcuts in FMOD

Lecture 3: FMOD Effects Overview

Chapter 4: FMOD

Lecture 1: FMOD Overview

Lecture 2: Making an Audio List and Where to Look for Sounds

Lecture 3: Adding Assets and Making Folders

Lecture 4: Creating Events – Action vs Timeline Events – Torch

Lecture 5: Soundscape 2D – Multi Instrument

Lecture 6: Stable Event – Scatter Instrument

Lecture 7: Waves Event – Asynch Options

Lecture 8: Wheel – Pitch Shifter & Compressor

Lecture 9: Workspace – Probability + Multiband EQ + Modulation

Lecture 10: Bar – Creating Outside Perspective (doors closed)

Lecture 11: Boat Sound Design – Finding Loop Spot

Lecture 12: Music Part 1 – Exporting Stems, Tempo Markers

Lecture 13: Music Part 2 – Parameters, Transitions & Markers

Lecture 14: Music Part 3 – Parameter Sheet + Automation, Seek Speed

Lecture 15: Music Part 4 – Crossfading Instrumentation

Lecture 16: Music Part 5 – Transition Region + Quantization

Lecture 17: Music Part 6 – Magnet Regions + Quantization

Lecture 18: Music Part 7 – Randomizing Sections

Chapter 5: Unity

Lecture 1: Adding FMOD Listener and 2D Soundscape

Lecture 2: AHDSR – Fading In and Out FMOD Events

Lecture 3: Stable – Trigger Enter & Exit

Lecture 4: Waves – Sphere Emitters

Lecture 5: Bar Emitter

Lecture 6: Boat – Odin Call

Lecture 7: Torches – Adding Emitters on Prefabs

Lecture 8: Wheel – Adding Sounds to Items

Lecture 9: Workspace Emitter

Lecture 10: Music Triggers

Chapter 6: FMOD & Unity

Lecture 1: FMOD – Music Part 8 – On Off Parameter

Lecture 2: Unity – Music On Off Trigger

Lecture 3: FMOD – Footsteps

Lecture 4: Unity – Footsteps

Lecture 5: FMOD – Mixer & Creating Groups

Lecture 6: Unity & FMOD – Organizing FMOD Mixer and Events + Unity Events

Lecture 7: Unity & FMOD – Snapshots Part 1 – Inside Perspective

Lecture 8: Unity & FMOD – Snapshots Part 2 – Losing Senses Effect

Lecture 9: FMOD & Unity – Snapshots Part 3 – Health Parameter

Lecture 10: Unity & FMOD – Live Mixing, Basic Tweaks

Lecture 11: Unity & FMOD – Sandbox

Chapter 7: Final Thoughts

Lecture 1: Final Thoughts

Instructors

Elvis Suhadolnik Bonesso
Sound Designer & Music Composer

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3 stars: 11 votes
4 stars: 43 votes
5 stars: 68 votes

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