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I like this style of video. My only fews gripes are that we don't get to see you record the sounds used for this recreation, and there's a bit too much use of the Variator plugin as well 😢 but it was still informational so good video.🎉

How to create the effect: Play around with the settings

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Thanks for the video! S-Layer still seems the most transformative and creative though IMO. If you don't already have sounds that are processed or cut up properly, the other tools won't do you much good.

Hi David, I have just started learning game sound design and started working on a Call Of Duty Warfare gameplay clip. I am able to add the gun sounds, foleys and other game notification/warning sounds. But when I compare mine with the original clip, I find my sound design missing a lot of low end, like around from 300 to 50k. How do I fill up the low end?

I really appreciate this type of content, it normalizes the time it actually takes for sound design, and you can see the full process and compare workflows

An give listbfor super beginer idk of fl mobile is good ap or wxiste one better for sound design ps i just have smarphone

Would you say it's better to reference the original when making a redesign? I actually DON'T reference the original so I can put my own take on it. For portfolio purposes, do you think it'd be wise to reference, or not?

Greaaat! I really prefer this kind of video format! It's much better for those of us that are still new or inexperienced, thank youuu!

What is difficult in this ?

Watching this is great to see all the tools used in action. I will say though, I think there's a delay in the gameplay video you're using.

Curious why the foundation of this was importing already made samples... I had expected "from scratch" to be designing the swing sounds themselves, then processing them further. Would you consider the sort of base sound design process (like making that collection of swing samples) a separate or less essential process than further processing or layering already made samples? I could see that being so, considering the abundance of fx samples already out there... But I could also see it being a hindrance not understanding how those were made, as that process could inform later stages of your sound design.

why dont you like to use third party libraries? arent they made for this specific purpose?

David, really small note of feedback for you (this is something I myself would appreciate knowing if I were you).. In headphones when I listen back to this redesign, I can hear something like your desk or mic stand shaking probably through your vocal mic, seemingly most noticeable when you hit stop via the spacebar. Barely audible on phone speakers but definitely made me go “what is that?” when on headphones. Other than that, love watching your work process. Thanks for this!

This insanely helpful, thank you! Hope to see more videos like this one!

im glad you actually made a video like this, this is great.

Would love this longer format to keep coming from time to time - eagerly waiting for more content, ideally from different themes/topics (sci-fi, fantasy, skills, monsters etc). Awesome stuff, David 😎

I prefer this format for instruction and learning videos🎉

The color grading of the samples is fun idea, though it might interfere with the current habits/using colors to preview frequency range. The fact that it's all free - hats off! Looking forward seeing more content and maybe another set of tools (even paid ones) made by you & tailored to Reaper and Game Audio, because I personally really like your style of workflow (despite not having some of the tools you use, like PhasePlant, Whoosh etc. - maybe once I'm able to get back to making a living in gamedev...). Anyway - fingers crossed for that 10k subs this year, David!

Soothe2 is replacable by spectral compressor, right Yes, you can do it, but it requires a phase cancelling setup

okay but where do i download and did you give the proper names?

there's a script by MPL to align takes, available via ReaPack, kind of semi-automatic

Hi! I enjoyed the video! Thanks to upload it! btw i have one question. Would it be okay to use the NT5 microphone in a room without any soundproofing or absorption? Won't the noise floor be too loud?

Hey, is there a ricochet pack for sale? or how can we obtain the rights to use these ricochet sounds?

Glide is often called "portamento" on many synths. And sometimes it requires setting the synth to monophonic mode and let each subsequent note overlap the preceeding note.

Very interesting, but you are talking a bit too fast for me to follow as elderly gentleman.

What if I'm interested in both movie and video game sound design? Do I really have to create separate reels for movies and games? Also I'd say that movies and cinematic games sound pretty similar.

Thanks man I’m making a project and this is perfect appreciate it

slow down 😄

you can do this on audacity: import raw audio files through GSM 6.10

Great approach to that. Will try the same with Phaseplant!

Nice ideas here :)

Would love to know how you make the wavetables, if there isn't already a video up on that? Great stuff as always!