Hey friends. I worked realy hard on this video, I really appreciate you all watching! Would love to hear your thoughts here in the comments! What sound do you want to hear next?
I liked how the text to audio sounded way smoother when you used the right letters! It's crazy how much of a difference it made. Also did you end up splitting the sound clip with all the letters into individual clips? Or is there a way to do that in wwise?
Man this was exactly what I was looking for. Can't thank you enough for making this video! Love how you broke down the process, especially in your customization of the scripts. Beautiful! Keep doing your thing man.
would it be possible to have a website thatd automatically let you record your voice for every letter and turn it into a villager voice, and let you type anything you want and make it read it. Maybe even let us adjust pitch and speed a little
I found your channel yesterday, from Jonas Tyroller's video about sound effects in games. Today I went and bought a microphone. These projects are so cool. I'm working on my own game now, and as soon as I saw that video yesterday, I just knew that I wanted to make my own sound effects. It seems like such a joyful and rewarding experience! The animal crossing voices are really amazing too
Not a bad idea! I think those sounds might be a little different since they don't have text attached and just need a pitch and a vowel sound. Sounds like it could be fun to dive into though!
I have no good brain thoughts on why there aren't more views here. I love this so much. I liked and subbed because this info is invaluable. I AM CURIOUS! Does this.......(as I'm typing, I looked up at the description and saw my answer)....... work in FMOD? I'm not a coder and I have never coded, so that stuff you were doing with the language didn't look possible to me, but FMOD seems easier.
This was so cool! I do sound recreations on my channel as well and was looking to do something for animal crossing as well. This was very inspirational!
Maybe you already have a video for this but I am always so curious what its like in the life of a sound designer for video games. What are industry standards for additional software knowledge outside a DAW? Do you need to know how to code? How can you make money as a freelancer outside of selling sound packs/ working on games or are these the primary ways to monetize this skill? I hope someone see's this and would love more info. Been looking on YT for a while :) Great content!
Thanks! my secret guest wants to do a cosplay on animal crossing with merry (Because she is OBSESSED!) and that's one of her favorites so watching this video really helped! -New epic and secret guest
I know you only make videos for Unity users, but would you have any idea on how to integrate this into UE4? Is it possible to use the same code? I know Wwise can also be used with UE4 but havent found any guides on animalese for this. I am making a small game and want to try having some sort of tts style.
@@Blipsounds No I don't have dialouge system yet ^^' Sorry. I will build a mockup/prototype system soon tho. But could you do any pointers on where to start, if you have any idea for UE4 users? I dont mean to be elitist but I can't find any others than you that know exactly whats to be done. I dont need to use paid audio software?
This is super useful! Mostly for the indie scene where limited budgets mean you have to make do without real voice acting. It would be interesting to watch as a follow up how to recreate Celeste's voices!
Yeah it really does help. I would like to see indies try to do a spin off of this instead of copying it directly as it will make the games sound more unique. That's a great idea! Voices in games is such an interesting topic as a whole and you can do so much with it!
You did it wrong. You're supposed to build a phonetic inventory out of the sounds in the language, not just say the letters. You should try this again, but maybe use your own simplified version of the International Phonetic Alphabet, recording consonants and vowels separately. You made it sound like the characters are just spelling the words, not speaking.
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Hey friends. I worked realy hard on this video, I really appreciate you all watching! Would love to hear your thoughts here in the comments!
What sound do you want to hear next?
hi (:
Hello :)
Do it in reverse; take the voices from animal crossing and restore them to "normal"...
@@MrVyxx7 This sounds impossible, and it would be completely useless, but I will gladly try it for you and for science.
really, blip?
Just found him and I love this man
And I love you too!
Same
@@katjohnson5860 he hasn't uploaded in a fat minute :(
I liked how the text to audio sounded way smoother when you used the right letters!
It's crazy how much of a difference it made.
Also did you end up splitting the sound clip with all the letters into individual clips? Or is there a way to do that in wwise?
Thanks! Yeah I was surprised too! And I split it all up before Wwise in reaper :) Wwise can't do that!
Ahhh so much work went into this video.
The result is amazing though. So worth it! And congrats!
Thanks
So coool! Each character as a result have it's unic touch!
Exactly! Thanks for watching Elvin
Man this was exactly what I was looking for. Can't thank you enough for making this video! Love how you broke down the process, especially in your customization of the scripts. Beautiful! Keep doing your thing man.
would it be possible to have a website thatd automatically let you record your voice for every letter and turn it into a villager voice, and let you type anything you want and make it read it.
Maybe even let us adjust pitch and speed a little
This is actually something I've been wanting to do for a while now! I'll most likely make a video on it once I make it :)
I love "Mix and Jam" videos!
(0:00 - 0:02 ---> I lost it when you made that "oh" sound...)
I found your channel yesterday, from Jonas Tyroller's video about sound effects in games.
Today I went and bought a microphone.
These projects are so cool. I'm working on my own game now, and as soon as I saw that video yesterday, I just knew that I wanted to make my own sound effects. It seems like such a joyful and rewarding experience! The animal crossing voices are really amazing too
So glad I found your videos!!!
Just yoinked that design course. Bless. Started doing some audio redesigns on old scifi movies, and it'll be super helpful. Subbbbed
Thanks Joel!! Means a lot :)
@@Blipsounds Just posted my first attempt at some redesign on my channel. Would love your thoughts on it! The class has been great.
Loved it! Awesome video man! Can't wait the next one.
Hey :) Thanks so much my friend!
Great job dude,loving the work so far!!
Thank you :)
Blipsounds np dude
Dude this was so rad! nice work
I saw your tweet, very good video !!
Thanks a lot :) Appreciate you stopping by!
LOVED THISSSSSSS! Loving the discord as well, you've got a quite the community built
Ay! This was super cool! Tried this myself yesterday and its super fun :)
Hey thanks my friend :) Really appreciate the support! Your Animal Crossing sounds turned out great!
@@Blipsounds As did yours! Now i wanna record my friends, if social distancing will allow it haha
James Allen I know right? When I was showing my friends this in it's draft stages, they all wanted their own animal crossing voices 😂
@@Blipsounds everyone wants to be under Tom Nook's thumb :p
@@jamesallen2033 Soon he shall be under our thumbs!
This was awesome. I was just trying to think about how I was going to do this and you have given me a great start to it. thank you so much
This was an awesome video. Thanks Blipsounds!
Found this channel from Jonas Tyroller’s video, instant subscribe!
I've just found your channel and I'm loving it. Thanks for the great content.
I've always been fascinated by the Animal Crossing voices!
yoo this was interesting. nice video :D
Maybe making a video about how to do their voices singing would be good :D
Not a bad idea! I think those sounds might be a little different since they don't have text attached and just need a pitch and a vowel sound. Sounds like it could be fun to dive into though!
I have no good brain thoughts on why there aren't more views here. I love this so much. I liked and subbed because this info is invaluable.
I AM CURIOUS! Does this.......(as I'm typing, I looked up at the description and saw my answer)....... work in FMOD? I'm not a coder and I have never coded, so that stuff you were doing with the language didn't look possible to me, but FMOD seems easier.
Thank you! Expect more valuable videos :)
amazing job man! sounds just like it
Thanks friend :)
awesomeee i love your vids
This was so cool! I do sound recreations on my channel as well and was looking to do something for animal crossing as well. This was very inspirational!
Please do! That'd be so awesome to see!
perfect video, can't wait next Friday
Thanks friend :) See you next Friday!
I've only done Audio Post but this was a definitely a fun video to watch!
How was it made: taro bando sped up the voices that they dont wanted they speak japanese but its called animalese
Love this! Can't wait to try something like this my current project
Cool thanks for the vid!
Of course! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for this!
Maybe you already have a video for this but I am always so curious what its like in the life of a sound designer for video games. What are industry standards for additional software knowledge outside a DAW? Do you need to know how to code? How can you make money as a freelancer outside of selling sound packs/ working on games or are these the primary ways to monetize this skill? I hope someone see's this and would love more info. Been looking on YT for a while :) Great content!
Thanks! my secret guest wants to do a cosplay on animal crossing with merry (Because she is OBSESSED!) and that's one of her favorites so watching this video really helped! -New epic and secret guest
Really amazing tutorial!
Hey thanks :) And thanks for the support!
Super cool! :D
Thanks Carlos
I know you only make videos for Unity users, but would you have any idea on how to integrate this into UE4? Is it possible to use the same code? I know Wwise can also be used with UE4 but havent found any guides on animalese for this. I am making a small game and want to try having some sort of tts style.
Nice! I don't know of any guides right now, what do you currently have built? Do you have the dialogue system built already?
@@Blipsounds No I don't have dialouge system yet ^^' Sorry. I will build a mockup/prototype system soon tho. But could you do any pointers on where to start, if you have any idea for UE4 users? I dont mean to be elitist but I can't find any others than you that know exactly whats to be done. I dont need to use paid audio software?
Hey! That was a great video, would be very helpful if you can also show how you process the audio step by step. Thanks! :)
love it thanksss!!
This is exactly what I was looking for!
but is there a way for US to be able to use this?? love it btw
I haven't noticed anyone say it, but the last voice sounded like Pikmin
hey can you make a google docs download for the sound it is cool :3
Brilliant!
Haha this is so wholesome
Thanks :)
@@Blipsounds awesome job btw
@@sabbathanca6003 Thanks :) And thanks for showing support :)
This is super useful! Mostly for the indie scene where limited budgets mean you have to make do without real voice acting. It would be interesting to watch as a follow up how to recreate Celeste's voices!
Yeah it really does help. I would like to see indies try to do a spin off of this instead of copying it directly as it will make the games sound more unique.
That's a great idea! Voices in games is such an interesting topic as a whole and you can do so much with it!
......Cool
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I got here too late, seems like you deleted the course, great video tho!
1:00 cancelled
OhoOo
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You did it wrong. You're supposed to build a phonetic inventory out of the sounds in the language, not just say the letters. You should try this again, but maybe use your own simplified version of the International Phonetic Alphabet, recording consonants and vowels separately. You made it sound like the characters are just spelling the words, not speaking.
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