• Sound Design & Game Audio
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Want to kick off a thread regarding SFX for games. I doubt many of you actively partake in this interest, however I feel I should share some of my stuff for those of you who are interested. Here is my blog which I post about the way I create sounds and how I try to find innovative ways to express my audio ideas within a game world. [url]www.tomwrightsound.com[/url] Enjoy!
Those are some nice sounds indeed.
This reminds me of when I tried to make some SFX just for fun, I threw dog barking sounds into a vocoder and it came very close to sounding like an alien grunt talking aggressive.
[QUOTE=IplayAspy;37788455]This reminds me of when I tried to make some SFX just for fun, I threw dog barking sounds into a vocoder and it came very close to sounding like an alien grunt talking aggressive.[/QUOTE] Haha I love messing about with stuff like that ^^.
Nice to see a fellow sfx guy :smile: I've always enjoyed foley and sfx alike and always wanted to go all out and buy a nice mic/sfx software. Keep up the good work, your stuff sounds great.
Awesome work. Out of curiosity, what mic are you using there on your blog?
@Milkyway, thanks! :) Have you got any SFX stuff online? I'd love to have a look! @Paddy, For most of my recordings I use a Rode NTG-2 with their wind-shield and pistol grip (blog pic). I have that connected to my Zoom h4n. Sometimes I use my Rode NT1-A for studio use because it's a less noisy microphone and has a wider sound pickup width (i really should know the technical term..).
[QUOTE=rezOnance;37807785]@Milkyway, thanks! :) Have you got any SFX stuff online? I'd love to have a look! @Paddy, For most of my recordings I use a Rode NTG-2 with their wind-shield and pistol grip (blog pic). I have that connected to my Zoom h4n. Sometimes I use my Rode NT1-A for studio use because it's a less noisy microphone and has a wider sound pickup width (i really should know the technical term..).[/QUOTE] Unfortunately no, like I said I don't have a good enough mic and nothing I recorded previously was good enough quality to really do anything with. I still love doing it though.
[QUOTE=rezOnance;37807785]@Paddy, For most of my recordings I use a Rode NTG-2 with their wind-shield and pistol grip (blog pic). I have that connected to my Zoom h4n. Sometimes I use my Rode NT1-A for studio use because it's a less noisy microphone and has a wider sound pickup width (i really should know the technical term..).[/QUOTE] Ahhhh, thought it was a NTG-2. I've used them quite a bit in the past with filming. Great out on location, even in the harshest of conditions. And yes, the NT1-A is much more fitted for confined studio spaces. Keep up the awesome work dude. Hope to see more stuff! [QUOTE=Milkyway M16;37814267]Unfortunately no, like I said I don't have a good enough mic and nothing I recorded previously was good enough quality to really do anything with. I still love doing it though.[/QUOTE] If you enjoy it, you should consider buying a one! You can get really good mics for decent prices these days. A lot of Audio Technica mics are dropping in price... take a look around.
[QUOTE=paddymazz;37816121]Ahhhh, thought it was a NTG-2. I've used them quite a bit in the past with filming. Great out on location, even in the harshest of conditions. And yes, the NT1-A is much more fitted for confined studio spaces. Keep up the awesome work dude. Hope to see more stuff![/QUOTE] Thanks :). Subscribe to my blog and you will! Haha (or at least bookmark ;] ) [QUOTE=paddymazz;37816121]If you enjoy it, you should consider buying a one! You can get really good mics for decent prices these days. A lot of Audio Technica mics are dropping in price... take a look around.[/QUOTE] I agree!
Bumping thread with new website link :).
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