We are proud to announce the release of Alto Studio 3.2, the latest version of the game industry’s most trusted tool for audio dialog.
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Using Samples in GameSynth
Thanks to the large number of audio processing modules available in its visual patching environment, GameSynth is the perfect tool for sample mangling! Moreover,
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Altagram on Alto Studio
Altagram has been one of the first localization companies to adopt Alto, and more recently Alto Studio. We talked to Max Schäfer, their Audio
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Audio Analysis in GameSynth
GameSynth allows for the analysis of samples in order to create more realistic procedural audio models. In this post, we examine four examples in
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Random Sound Variations
GameSynth makes it easy to create hundreds of variations of a sound in just a few clicks. This is especially useful to fight repetitiveness
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GameSynth Released!
We are thrilled to announce the release of GameSynth, the ultimate sound design tool for games and movies! GameSynth uses the latest advances in
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Alto Studio 3.1 Released!
We are thrilled to announce the release of Alto Studio 3.1. This free update brings even more features to the game industry’s most trusted
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Use DSP Anime at the GGJ18!
The Global Game Jam is almost upon us! Reserve the last week-end of January (from the 26th to the 28th)! Find a location close
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Procedural Audio LODs
A useful technique when designing a procedural audio patch is to divide it based on different levels of details (LODs) of the sound we
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The Roar of the Dragon
We recently released a new GameSynth video featuring a complete procedural audio model for a dragon, including sound effects for the roar, fire breath,
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