Boo! Happy Halloween everyone! It seems like the perfect opportunity to draw spooky sounds in the Sketch Pad of GameSynth, don’t you think? You
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Battle Scene with DSP Action
DSP Action makes it easy to create amazing sound effects for high-octane games, animations, and movies, simply by drawing them. It is perfect for
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Drawing Sounds in DSP Action
DSP Action allows you to literally draw sounds with your mouse or graphic tablet. In addition to the movements and speed of the mouse
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DSP Action Released!
We are thrilled to announce the release of DSP Action, a new tool that allows sound designers, animators, movie makers and game developers to
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Tropical Forest
In this post, we will synthesize a complete tropical forest ambience. It is a good example of sound design using different levels of detail
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Vintage Mainframe
In this post we design the sound of a vintage mainframe computer in GameSynth’s patching environment. Think about a huge machine, hidden in an
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Creative use of Doppler
If you have ever experienced a car rushing by you, you will already have a good idea of what Doppler is. If you are
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Anime Swish
How to recreate that classic resonant swish from Japanese anime? The question regularly pops up in sound design forums. Fortunately, this hallmark of robot
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Patch Anatomy – Ethereal Beasts
GameSynth offers a nifty collection of modules for creating all sorts of vocal sounds. In this patch, we will showcase how to craft the
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Data Sonification with GameSynth
The CSV Data module allows for the import of data from a spread sheet into a modular patch. With the help of the other
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