Immersive Music, Sound and Voice in Mobile VR – Exploring the Amazonian Rainforest | Dale Crowley
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Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2018. In this presentation Dale will discuss the techniques developed to create immersive and hyper realistic audio experiences in the Amazonian Rain Forest. Topics include Adaptive Music, Sound Effects, Ambience, and Animal Vocalizations provided by human voiceover actors. The platforms discussed will include Unity, FMOD, Elias, and Google’s Resonance Audio and how the creative vision of the game designers were delivered utilizing these various modalities.
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