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Creatures & Controls

June 27, 2019 GameSynth, Tutorial

Introduction GameSynth’s Modular model offers a great visual patching system for creating sound procedurally. Part of this package includes signal generators such as the

GameSynth Tips #1

April 24, 2019January 6, 2022 GameSynth, Tutorial

We recently posted a series of quick tips for GameSynth on Twitter. In this blog post, we list them together for your convenience. Tip

GameSynth and Reaper

April 17, 2019January 6, 2022 GameSynth, Tutorial

Introduction GameSynth supports rendering to a host of different Audio Middleware solutions, and now even supports exporting to Cockos Reaper. Reaper is a flexible

GameSynth Impacts & Contacts

September 6, 2018January 6, 2022 GameSynth, Procedural Audio, Tutorial

GameSynth includes several procedural audio models covering a large range of sounds for game and movie production. In this post, we give a closer

Exporting Sounds to Unity

May 10, 2018January 6, 2022 GameSynth, Procedural Audio, Tutorial

GameSynth makes it incredibly easy to generate many variations of a sound effect and to add them to your Unity project, automatically importing the

1000’s of new SFX in one click!

April 26, 2018January 6, 2022 GameSynth, Procedural Audio, Tutorial

Need some inspiration? How about creating thousands of new sounds in one click? The command line version of GameSynth will let you do just

Using Samples in GameSynth

April 5, 2018January 6, 2022 GameSynth, Procedural Audio, Tutorial

Thanks to the large number of audio processing modules available in its visual patching environment, GameSynth is the perfect tool for sample mangling! Moreover,