Elliot Callighan
Dive into making sounds for games by examining both the artistic and technological aspects of audio conceptualization and creation. We will cover the basics of sound in the physical and digital realm, uses of sound in games, sound effects editing, scoping/spotting, and sound effects delivery.
At a high level, we’ll cover
The essential ways to use sound in games
Audio physics and vocabulary
How to define space with sound
Microphone types and characteristics
Recording/capturing assets
Thought process and aesthetics for Sound Design
Editing functions and navigation of Pro Tools
Creating audio asset types specific to games
By looking at these topics, we’ll understand sound’s creative possibilities and the ways to make games feel immersive and real. We’ll also have a healthy dose of best practices for recording your own sounds as well as when using a Digital Audio Workstation to process and manipulate audio.
This course is designed for beginner sound designers, composers and game developers.
Check out Game Audio 201 & 301 to go from beginner to advanced Game Sound Designer, and learn audio implementation skills using Wwise. With this knowledge and set of tools, you’ll have a holistic skillset in game audio that will inform your work and make you that much more marketable!
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Game Audio 101: How to Create Sounds for Games
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8 reviews for Game Audio 101: How to Create Sounds for Games
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$11.99
Stefan Linder –
This was a great class, would highly recommend!
Stacy Morton –
I am only about halfway through the course work, but needed to share how well done, professional & informative this class is already. Elliot is easy to understand and makes complex topics simple. Definitely referring back to this content all the time!
Elliott Lonsdale –
This course has been absolutely incredible! Elliot not only knows his stuff, but he knows how to impart his knowledge and expertise to his students through his class. I learned so much and I highly recommend Elliot and this course!
Kay Reichenbach –
Fantastic course! It was not only entertaining, but also highly educational. The material is well thought out, the sections are easy to follow, and the real life application is easy to grasp. Thank you!
Janet Nelson –
Yes, the demonstration using the actual Pro Tools software gave me the basics I needed to start experimenting and learning on my own. The course introduction comparing the real sound source against the production application and finished product helped me realize how important audio is to telling and connecting people to a story.
Robert mcluckie –
Very thorough and well spoken! This course was exactly what I was looking for, very technical, but he made it simple to understand.
maz maz –
breaks down the components of sound structure and clarity very well. Explains EQ and compression in great detail. Perfect class for understanding how sound works.
Erald Lesi –
I’ve just finished watching the course (I still have to do some assignments though). It is a good course to be honest for starters and intermediate level. It could be a little bit boring on some parts from people who come from music production or sound engineering background because he shows also how to use a DAW and basic aspects of EQ & Compression. But that doesn’t mean that from a beginner level course there is nothing to learn. Elliot also could fix the volume of his voice because in some videos his voice is louder and in other videos are quieter. Also I’m not sure 100% of this but it seems he doesn’t respond to questions and he doesn’t give feedback on the assignments. I might be wrong for this. Maybe he answered or gave feedback on a personal message. All in all, it’s a good course. I’ve purchased also the other 2 courses he has. But it’s worth buying this for a discounted price of 10 20$.