GameSynth: A Synth for Game Developers?

[@pmishraofficial]

GameSynth is amazing, especially for anyone who's looking into experimenting with procedural audio. And finally more people are getting to know about it!

[@michaelgwagner]

I agree.

[@BeatBoundAssets]

I bought GameSynth and have been having a lot of fun working with it. I haven't been able to get access to GameSynth Runtime though- which was the main feature I was excited about. So, I can only render static audio files- and can't do things like dynamic weather sounds or make use of their Engines Plugin to procedurally create the sounds for a car. Lots of promise here, and if you don't care about Runtime- it's great; but I wish they were more upfront about how exclusive access to the Runtime Add-on is before I bought it.

[@edufighter5643]

Thank you Michael, very insightful and nice overview. 👍

[@michaelgwagner]

Thanks!

[@KordTaylor]

Thanks for the great video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@michaelgwagner]

You’re very welcome!

[@scottr.looney1774]

as Michael stated if you're still too light on the pocketbook even on sale or you miss the sale for GameSynth, be aware that Tsugi has a couple of lighter applications that use the GameSynth engine and that are really excellent in their own right as well. there's DSP Action and DSP Motion, and they actually have a lot of capability. they are $49 normally and $25 or so on sale. also be aware Tsugi only makes apps for Windows, there are no Mac native versions but they can be run under Parallels or under UTM.

[@michaelgwagner]

Yes, Windows only. Thanks for pointing that out. Forgot to mention that in the video.

[@mauriziomartelli2163]

Hi Wagner, subsed just now cause i viewed Game Sinth (Tsugi-Studio) other then you have the famous composer's name 😀👌

[@michaelgwagner]

Yes. It’s a very common German name though.

[@konzeptzwei]

I wonder if it's possible to render out ambisonic files for weather sounds?

[@darkzeroprojects4245]

I have this app,but im a noob so be sometime. Hoping to sooner or later get to this.

[@michaelgwagner]

It has a bit of a learning curve, that’s true.

[@fictiumsounddesign]

Does it export wave audio files instead of middleware or engine project files?

[@michaelgwagner]

You can also export wav, yes.

[@willjohnson6714]

it's very weird that they charge $300 but offer no trial. even paid VSTs have trials, how a standalone software like it has no trial. heck if they are scared of ppl making sounds and then not paying, make a trial that expires in 2h, disable saves, blow up the quality of the samples, whatever, but let me try it first.

[@michaelgwagner]

Yes, I do agree. The only reason I looked at it was because of a Black Friday sale. $300 is too much to go into it blindly.

[@misterleif]

Can you import your own sounds?

[@michaelgwagner]

Not in every module.

[@michelbarengo7915]

@@michaelgwagner do you know which module can? Thanks

[@michaelgwagner]

I honestly don’t remember, sorry.

[@jcdentonunatco]

all of them except retro. but retro is meant more for creating new sounds from scratch, not using existing sounds