Record and Edit Mechanical Interface Sounds.

Lesson 8: Sound Design for User Interface Experiences

Interactive Music Approaches Discussion.

Scripting Systems for Interactive Sound.

Lesson 6: FMOD: Interactive Scoring and Implementation

Implementation of Looped Music in Unity.

Manipulation and “Sound_Design-y” Effects.

Lesson 4: Unity & Real-World Sound Design for Games Performance Considerations and Tracking Strategies.Test your knowledge of Video Game History.Video Game History and Playback Systems.Hierarchical Map of a Typical Game Company.Game Company Personnel and Game Development Overview.Know how to create a portfolio and use it for networking.Complete and implement an Audio Design Document.Work collaboratively and under the direction of a team leader.Work with a variety of tools like FMOD and Unity to complete game audio implementation.Create video game soundscapes incorporating dialogue, sound design, and music.Compose and edit music interactively with layering, branching and transitions.Develop sound design and music for interactive environments.Record Foley and work with sound libraries to create original sound design.At the end of the course, you will have completed full audio (including sound design, dialogue, and music) for several short games for your portfolio, and a solid foundation of knowledge and skills that will prepare you to work at a game development company or as a freelance game audio professional.īy the end of this course, you will be able to: You'll also take a look at the business side of the industry-who's involved and what their role is, scheduling, contracts, networking, building a demo reel, and finalizing a workflow. You'll learn more advanced concepts and techniques such as recording custom effects, proper integration of audio into game engines like Unity and middleware such as FMOD, and mixing techniques particular to the gaming industry. The course will cover typical studio effects, sound manipulation, and addresses technical hurdles you might encounter. You'll begin by gaining an overview of game sound development, and the basics of sound effects libraries and recording Foley while working with animation. Interdisciplinary Music Studies (Create Your Own Major).Music Composition for Film, TV, and Games.

Electronic Music Production and Sound Design.Music Theory, Harmony, and Ear Training.

How to create your own game sounds