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Whether you are developing a AAA action game or a retro pixel art shooter, the weapon sounds are of primordial importance as they give

In this post, we will examine creating some watery ambiences with a collection of wet modular patches. Of course, GameSynth has a dedicated Weather

Horror is a popular genre of games, especially here in Japan. This is the type of games I develop, mainly using RPG Maker. It

In games and anime, we often introduce new and original machines such as spaceships and robots, which offer a lot of potential for creative

Although GameSynth is often showcased creating deliberate sounds, it’s equally capable of creating exciting experimental sounds. In this patch anatomy, we will investigate using

Synthesizing water can be tricky. It’s neither particularly noisy, nor is it incredibly harmonic. Fortunately, GameSynth has several modules available for designing convincingly watery

The sound of hinges and floorboards creaking in media is often tied to a visible, interactive event (such as opening a door). This interaction

One of the great strengths of following a procedural approach to sound design is the potential for creating interrelated control. Any individual signal can