@cabab because it was recorded poorly and I didn't know that it was recording through the mic and speakers as well.

@@CujoSound omg, got it!🤯

@@xxHEADSHOTTxx which ? I mention the ones I use ?

But my usual ones are ctrl-shift- and then which browser to look at, so 1 og 2. And ctrl-shift-alt and then R for random parent or A for mixer.

You are very welcome. :)

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Thank you

I honestly have no idea what that is ? But I probably wouldn't, as this is just to show how to use the rotation of one item on another - and probably not even the best method.

With a distance probe you can basically assign a game object to have a volume dropoff relative to itself and an emitter but keep the panning relative to the listener (like the camera) you place the distance probe script on the main listener and choose which game object acts as the probe. It's a default Ak script in Unity. Just wondering if that method has any drawbacks compared to this ^^

@Njmovies2 ah. Right. That could work, though that would mean all emitters should have that, or at least 3d emitters. But that does work from the description. But rotating the listener on the other hand also changes how the listener filtering works. There could be something there.

If you have one event that comes in, say - thunder storm and you need to have completely different logic on 4-5 different types then instead of 4-5 events, you only need one. If you use callbacks, you can tell the engine back which of the versions it was and do something with that. It's not so much that it can't be done in other ways, it's about that it's possible. Also, if you at the end of your Music track for something specific, want to randomize which music track comes next, then trigger your randomize event, randomize 4 events which sets a state, that state determines what the next music piece is. It brings in a lot of logic options that you would otherwise have to do on the engine side and still parse state, switch, rtpc or other things back into wwise. Keeping it on the wwise side can make it a lot easier to navigate for the sound designer.

@@CujoSound Thank you! Got it. It opens up many cool stuff to try instead of coding... Do you rather choose this way or the engine side in a case when both options work?

@@jasminacarevic I prefer to keep as much as possible in the engine - to avoid cluttering of Wwise as such, but there is a lot of situations where there is only one hook to a thing and no information about it really- so randomization on the wwise side is the way forward. You can randomize as much as you like in containers, but that would be a massive one time event if it was to randomly pick containers too. This could also be events that randomize states and such as I mentioned before, it doesn't have to do much. But, the question: engine side if possible.

@@CujoSound Got it. Thank you! 🤍

Sure. For a simple collider collision this is definitely still valid

Yea, that will give you an idea of what distance value you'd need when setting attenuation when you set the gunshot impact back.

Never actually played that one, but I can give it a go :)

They don't - Rockstar have some in-house system. To my knowledge and rumored to be quite text based, spreadsheet like for lots of things, but that could be their older system though.

@@CujoSound Oh wow... I was afraid that its like that. Thank you for your infos though! The sound of GTA 5 / Online and RDR2 is just perfect. Also thank you for your other videos!

Hoping the best for you :)

For sure. :) I can try to get that going. Would be fun

I'm going to sign up for your patron again, I wanted to let you know that I'm a big fan of your sounds and I think that all your KZbin work is super helpful 🙂​@@CujoSound

@@Joshua_Griffin That's very kind of you :) thank you, so honored that you like the videos.

Lol you went for a different one ? :D

@@CujoSound Nah, realized I’d be happy with the mics I already have. 😊

Thank you so much. :D ❤️❤️❤️

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@@CujoSound Thanks for all the help!

That drone, I've used it so many times, it's always perfect for that kind of vibe. :D

Sure. :)

You are very welcome Jonas. ;)

Naa. probably won't help you much - unless you have a Dolby Atmos to Binaural converter in headphones or similar - that might help out, but else 5.1 or 7.1 would be far be enough or even stereo, panning and filtering within the game works quite well I think- do check out the various options in the audio menu, I've played with numerous players who don't seem to fully understand what the settings are.

Ok Got it, but for regular virtual 5.1 and 7.1 I heard that it's not gonna work well on CS2 becuase CS2 uses "simulated surround sound in stereo" and using headphone companie's virtual surround on top of that would make you harder to tell where sounds come from in game since cs2 doesn't have the 5.1 surround option like csgo does. @@CujoSound

Just wrote a long reply to this which vanished- sorry. But the game uses system output, so if you have 7.1, it will be 7.1. You have plenty of options to tweak how you want the 3D aspect to be. Adding external manipulation, is something they don't recommend, I would either - on any game. Most gamers I know who have all sorts of gizmos and setups for their audio, usually have no clue what it actually does or how it works - especially when it comes to binaural filtering thinking that this will make stereo into full surround, which it won't

I think the puerpose of virtual surround sound is to widen closed back headphone's soundstage. But if you are rocking wit an audiophile grade open back headphones wit clear & percise imaging such as the ATH R70x HD800S, or LCD GX it probably doesn't need virtual surround since the soundstage itself is already great.@@CujoSound

That depends on if your game needs .wem at all. ? And you shouldn't need to copy them manually

Uhm. Doesn't sound correct no. But it does render from sub projects and that.

@@CujoSound So, turns out it works correctly if i open the specific subproject i want instead of the big one, i don't know why though... Weird.

@@Nelyafra sounds weird yea

@@CujoSound Maybe its due to the fact that it's a newer reaper version? i m trying to figure out why, but cant. well anyway, the subprojects are enough for i what i want to use them, so its good

@@Nelyafra The setting Subproject renderering , accessed by right click on a Project Tab, should be set to "Do not automatically render Subprojects" the Strata documentation outlines this in recommended settings, this is probably the only setting that is Highly Recommended.

Sounds awesome. Have a great jam

Good question, so if there is no rigidbody, then the game doesn't know in "physics" how it is moving and speed, precalculated, but you should be able to do the math manually and just vector math your way out of it .

@@CujoSound thanks for the fast reply, i did exactly that and used characterController instead of rigid body. Simple displacement/time, and then i let AI fix my code :P. I feel like openAI is an insane tool for implementing sound, im afraid of becoming reliant on it for implementation though.

Sounds awesome. I have also found a new one which I'm planning to record, less smashing though as this one is intact on the string side :)

Yea, but from what I heard - its gotten better

Absolut så mange tak, og tak fordi du overhovedet ser kanalen :)

Jeg fandt dig først fordi jeg tilfældigvis faldt over en video hvor du gav en "masterclass" om lyd i video-spil. Det er super spændene!@@CujoSound

What did the pony say to the doctor??? "I'm a little hoarse"

I usually don't have anything in the default work units, so this is either something I forgot or I moved it later - a wwu should definitely be on its own or under other wwu's - but preferably everything outside the default one.

@@CujoSound Okay great! Thank you for the response!

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Wwise discord. For sure :) or the wwise wwitches and wwizards group in Facebook

Awesome thank you! I actually saw the Facebook group recommended on the Wwise forum, so already requested to join, just waiting for approval lol. @@CujoSound

I'm glad you like them