The API introduced in GameSynth 2023.1 allows other creative tools to control GameSynth via TCP. The possibilities are endless: you can render a patch
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Sonic Shapes
From realistic foley sounds to over-the-top sci-fi weapons, GameSynth can be used to create a wide range of sounds. In this post, we examine
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GameSynth 2023.1 Released
We are thrilled to announce the release of GameSynth 2023.1. It is another free update full of new features and improvements, many of them
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Sound Design for Animators
We previously saw how easy it is to design sounds for your logo or game animations with DSP Motion. This time, we collaborated with
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Cinematic Sound Design
Sound is a crucial component of any cinematic experience. It has the power to evoke emotions and add impact to the story. In this
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Realistic sounds with Particles
The Particles model, which combines the drawing capabilities of GameSynth with an advanced granular synthesis engine, can not only be used to create innovative
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GameSynth: Powered by AI
Several features of GameSynth are powered by state-of-the-art AI algorithms. This is especially true in the Repository and in the Modular model. In this
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Happy TB-303 Day!
At Tsugi, we love synthesizers, and since today is 03/03, we decided to pay homage to the famous Roland TB-303 bass line that became
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Immersive audio for the Metaverse
Traditional sample-based solutions are ill-suited to create highly interactive audio content for the Metaverse and Mixed Realities in general. In this post, we go
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New Discord Server!
We are thrilled to announce that Tsugi’s Discord server is now up! Our aim is to build a community in which sound designers, game
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