Sound and Music for Games - Robert Ciesla Kartoniert (TB)

Grasp the fundamentals of digital audio work in the context of video games including the basics of middleware such as Fmod and Wwise. We will review software such as Apple's Logic and Garageband Paul Davis's Ardour and many other popular digital audio workstations. We will start with an introduction to the basic terminology of digital audio work while also getting acquainted with current generation audio hardware. We will then discuss the basics of the venerable Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) and how it relates to music composition as well as the tools and techniques for writin g tracker music chiptunes. The book also covers plug-in software soundproofing at home and voice work. The book takes a practical approach while tackling both hardware and software components used in cutting edge audio engineering composition and audio monitoring. What You Will Learn- Understand the fundamentals of digital audio production in the context of video games - Learn about audio integration with popular middleware solutions and APIs- Leverage plugin effects software to sculpt your audio to professional levels - Identify modern audio file formats and how and when to use them- Learn best practices when mixing sound effects and music for video games Who Is This Book For The intended readership includes beginners in digital audio engineering who use Windows macOS or Linux.