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Following hot on the heels of our LMMS overview we continue our journey into the world of Digital Audio Workstations with the highly recommended Reaper.Key Reaper features:Efficient, fast to load, and tightly coded. Can be installed and run from a portable or network drive. Powerful audio and MIDI routing with multichannel support throughout. 64-bit internal […]
Humble have just released a bundle targeted as musicians. The Humble Music Producer Bundle is a collection of sound banks and VSTs. As with all Humble Bundles it is organized into tiers:1$ TierAngelicalsFrontierAAS Player (Note, this is available free)15$ TierAnalog EssentialsUltraFXKitnetixJourneys20$ TierStrum SessionsLounge Lizard SessionsUltra Analog SessionThis bundle gives you a key that you redeem […]
Google just open sourced Resonance Audio, their 3D spatial audio rendering SDK. It supports multiple platforms and game engines including Unreal, Unity, wWise, FMod, iOS, Android and Web. You can learn more about Resonance Audio here, while the source is hosted on Github under the liberal Apache 2 source license. Resonance enables you to create […]
In this chapter we are going to look at using audio in XNA. Originally XNA supported one way of playing audio, using XACT (Cross Platform Audio Creation Tool ). Since the initial release they added a much simplified API. We will be taking a look at both processes. There is an HD video […]
With the release of version 4.8 of Unreal Engine, playing audio actually became a great deal easier for 2D games with the addition of PlaySound2D. In this section we are going to learn how to import and play audio files in Unreal Engine. For the application controller I created a simple UI that fire […]
This tutorial is available as an HD video here. Today we are going to look at using audio with Godot. If you’ve used other game engines you will find the process is probably quite a bit different and perhaps a little unintuitive but in the end rather simple and quite power. It is a […]
Previous Part Table Of Contents Next Part This section is going to be rather small because, well frankly, LibGDX makes audio incredibly easy. Unlike previous tutorials, this one is going to contain a number of snippets. LibGDX supports 3 audio formats: ogg, mp3 and wav. MP3 is a format that is mired in legal […]
