Overview of MetaSounds with "MetaSounds Starter Pack" for Unreal Engine 5

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Overview of MetaSounds with MetaSounds Starter Pack for Unreal Engine
Metasounds to use, modify, and learn from in your own projects.
With procedural songs, fully synthesized sound effects, and dynamic examples, Metasounds Starter Pack is designed to give your project a starting point for it's procedural sound library.
Technical Details
This product supports MetaSounds for Unreal Engine 5.0+
Contains:
1 example Map
With 1 example widget
Using 1 custom player controller “player” and Game Mode ”MetaSoundDemoMapMode”
5 Instruments Synths
Ocarina
Flute
Drum Kit
8 bit Drum Kit
“Responsive_lever”
5 Procedural Music Examples
Discovery Z
Fairy Forest
Hero Theme
Industry
Pentatonic Procedural
20 SFX
Alarm
Coin V1
Coin V2
Concerned Chime
Electric Grid
Electricity
Engine
Footstep
Frantic Chaos
High Voltage Equipment
Pocket Monsters
Secret Unturned
Siren 0
Siren 1
Siren 2
Siren 3
Sonar Pulse
Spaceship Hum
Sample Wave Effect (both mono and stereo)
Number of Blueprints: 33
Network Replicated: (No)
Supported Development Platforms:
Windows: (Yes]
Mac: (Yes)
Oculus [Yes]
Android [Yes]
IOS [yes]
Documentation: docs.google.com/document/d/14...
More details in this explainer video • Overview of MetaSounds...
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[@SpaceDodo]

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[@NeatWolf]

Hi there! From an indie dev standpoint, I see metasounds a bit intimidating and more oriented to sound professionals - yet the low price point seems to target a broader audience, so it kind of confuses me. I got the feeling I may be missing its advantages in a game development scenario. I watched several videos about metasounds yet the one which seems to bring something unique to my workflow is in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2O1eodtqbSVesk That is: velocity based realtime mixing for foley/impacts. Which is nice but feels like using a huge hammer on a tiny nail. Coming from a fasttracker2/keygen music era, this has some extra appeal on me, yet I'm...a bit perplexed on how a mid-sized indie team, or a solo dev, could benefit from the plugin. I believe demo maps/game environments would probably explain it better? Maybe if it had some way to plug into Mod/XM/midi it could be a nice bridge to make the sound experience of a game more dynamic? Again, maybe I'm missing the point - I see the potential but seeing it in practice would probably convince me more it's something I could integrate more in the game. Also: is it fully multiplatform? I see it as a way to deliver more organic soundscapes (I'm thinking of machineries with complex patterns or moving parts), yet I wonder how it integrates with existing audio plugins handling occlusion and spatialization.

[@NeatWolf]

EDIT: I believe this video kind of suggests more practical uses of Metasounds for the average dev: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWOWYWB8rKinqZI