Introduction to Editing Audio for Games Course

Introduction to Editing Audio for Games Course, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 52 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 91 reviews, and has 681 subscribers.

You will learn about How to combine and manipulate existing sound effects to create new ones Process and edit recordings into professional sound effects. Edit audio with ease This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to Audio Editing or Game developers interested in learning about creating sound effects or Students who have the drive to finish this course as quickly as possible or Music Composers who want to learn about sound design It is particularly useful for Beginners to Audio Editing or Game developers interested in learning about creating sound effects or Students who have the drive to finish this course as quickly as possible or Music Composers who want to learn about sound design.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Editing Audio for Games Course

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to combine and manipulate existing sound effects to create new ones
Process and edit recordings into professional sound effects.
Edit audio with ease

Who Should Attend

Beginners to Audio Editing
Game developers interested in learning about creating sound effects
Students who have the drive to finish this course as quickly as possible
Music Composers who want to learn about sound design

Target Audiences

Beginners to Audio Editing
Game developers interested in learning about creating sound effects
Students who have the drive to finish this course as quickly as possible
Music Composers who want to learn about sound design

Do you want to learn to edit audio to create professional sound effects? Or are you a game developer who loves to make games? But you don’t know where to start with learning about audio and sound? Or maybe you’re a video game composer who wants to dive into the world of sound design.

In the Introduction to Audio Editing for Games Course, we will teach you how to edit audio to create sound effects for games with the free program Audacity. We’ll teach about what makes up a sound, the basics of sound, and even create a sound effect with a free package of sounds that you can download from my sound library company website Blipsounds. com. We’ll be using these free sounds throughout the entire course so you can follow along with exactly what I am doing.

Then we’ll use the tools we learned from Audacity to teach about the different effects that are available in Audacity including Equalizers, Pitch Shifting, Compressors and limiters.

Then with all that we learned in the previous lectures, we will create a Laser gun sound effect a full audio scene soundscape where an alien UFO is chasing our character and he shoots back at it with his laser gun.

And you’ll get to watch me create all of this step by step so you can follow along and try making it yourself.

Getting started with making sound effects can be expensive and difficult, so I made this course to help people get started with sound design and audio editing without investing too much time or money.

So what are you waiting for? Get started and enroll today! Looking forward to seeing you there.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with the Course

Lecture 1: Intro to the Course

Lecture 2: What You'll need for the Course

Lecture 3: Links to Download Free Sounds and Audacity

Lecture 4: How to get the Most out of this Course

Lecture 5: Section 1 Wrap Up

Chapter 2: Basic tools in Audacity

Lecture 1: Intro to Section 2

Lecture 2: Basic tools in Audacity

Lecture 3: Cutting and Fading our Audio Files

Lecture 4: Layering Sound Effects

Lecture 5: The Envelope Tool Indepth

Lecture 6: Exporting our Sound

Lecture 7: Stereo and Mono Tracks

Lecture 8: Section 2 Wrapup

Chapter 3: Frequency and Pitch

Lecture 1: Intro to Section 3

Lecture 2: Tools to See Frequency

Lecture 3: Free Online Spectrum Analyzer

Lecture 4: Learning How to Use Equalizers

Lecture 5: Additive EQ

Lecture 6: Noise Reduction Tool

Lecture 7: Change Speed Tool

Lecture 8: Using your Ears!

Lecture 9: Section 3 Conclusion

Chapter 4: Dynamic Processing

Lecture 1: What are Dynamics?

Lecture 2: How to Use Dynamic Range

Lecture 3: Introduction to Compressors

Lecture 4: How to Use the Compressor

Lecture 5: Attack and Release

Lecture 6: Making Smaller Sounds more Powerful

Lecture 7: Limiters

Lecture 8: Workflow with EQ and Compression

Lecture 9: Using Quieter Sounds to Change Dynamic Range

Lecture 10: Keep Practicing Using your Ears!

Lecture 11: Section 4 Wrapup

Chapter 5: Creating a Laser Gun Sound Effect

Lecture 1: Intro to Lecture 5

Lecture 2: Where to Start with Creating your Sound

Lecture 3: Adding the Laser to our Sound

Lecture 4: Adding Layers to our Sounds

Lecture 5: Cleaning up our Sound

Lecture 6: Section 5 Wrapup

Chapter 6: Creating an Alien UFO Sound Scene

Lecture 1: Intro to Section 6

Lecture 2: Making the UFO Sound

Lecture 3: Placing the Sounds in our Scene

Lecture 4: Volume Mixing our Scene

Lecture 5: Adding Extra Sounds

Lecture 6: Fixing Repetitive Sounds

Lecture 7: Panning our Sound Scene

Lecture 8: Adding Reverb and Echo

Lecture 9: Conclusion to Section 6

Chapter 7: Wrap Up

Lecture 1: About Recording Equipment and Recommendations

Lecture 2: About other DAW and Recommendations

Lecture 3: Finding Work as a Sound Designer

Lecture 4: Course Wrapup

Instructors

Ryan Stunkel
Course Director

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1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 24 votes
5 stars: 52 votes

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