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Very interesting tutorial. How would you approach a multiplayer version though? Btw. did you had any chance to look into the fast pace pass by woosh sounds that I pinged you on twitter around the Unreal Fest time? :) Still highly interested in that kind of setup without FMod.

Subscribing to the event of "Watch Output" should not be done every Tick. You should subscribe to an event only once. So probably at "Event Begin Play" or something

Hey David, very interesting to see a different approach. I created a similar system using a spline and different "refresh rate" depending by the distance from the listener.

Honestly these videos are soooo good. I have past experience with Unity and Wwise but you've absolutely opened the door to Unreal Engine for me. Thanks a lot for the hard work!

Great video, thanks a lot!

Hi ! every time I use trigger repeat the new sound cuts the current one : ( Is there a way to overlap them ? I mean let the current sound wich is being played finish no matter if the new sound has been triggered ? Thanks a lot!

Thank you very much for the videos. They are very useful to me. It's only been a few videos since I started the series, but I learned a lot thanks to you. The tips you gave me are very useful not only in Unreal Engine but also in Repear. I hope you continue to share such videos.

I wonder how to make Soundscape Plugin work when packaging the project. This could work in active editor level viewpoint but not in the executable file😢

Amazing!

Awesome ty for the walkthrough. Missed the snow town assets but using a different monthly free asset level to create a soundscape for

Do you have any good primer recommendations on what quad ambiences are? I'm super new to this, but what I'm thinking they are is a way to add directionality and panning to a spot sound source. Would it be like standing in a single spot in a forest, and hearing a creek to your left and a bird above you? Instead of doing them all as separate point sources, they're all together? That's a blind guess based on this, but I'd like to get the basics, because this seems really interesting to integrate.

This is great! Especially the python bit. I'm a hobby dev and I tend to batch my work, so I'll do a full materials pass and then come back and have to fiddle with adding physics materials to all of them. This is helpful.

Does it work in Bengali audio and English text?

Cool,das metasound have sample hold?

Hey, David! Just found your channel and the videos are incredibly useful! However, I have no experience with c++ and I'm just trying to start it right now. But at the same time, I already want to understand how to create and utilize such systems using Blueprints. I am already pretty confident with working MetaSounds and want to dig deeper - would I be able to contact you to get a simple explanation of how to work on this in Blueprints? Appreciate your content a lot!

Thank you for all of these vids!!!

you're a legend

These are extremely extremely useful. Thanks man!

I love this

Thanks for sharing!

I'm convinced that this whole system is legit a creation of Satan himself. If not, then whoever came up with this bs workflow should be banished to purgatory where he will only work with whis system for eternity and beyond

This is great - thank you for sharing!

Thank you for your tutorials! What is the best way to preview the animation with the footsteps playing when the notify is being sent, to fine tune the footsteps? Thanks in advance!

awesome bro

Sick tutorial. Cheers!

Great tutorial! Cool audio systems are so exciting lol

I can't seem to find the horse asset in the market place, could you drop a link to it? Love the vids by the way! It's nice to have an audio focused space to learn C++ basics

How do you play the same random sound at multiple locations

Actual useful stuff dude, you are the best. Any tips on finding a job in game dev?

Thanks a lot for the video! Is there any way we can use Audio Volumes to send the reverb to a Metasound? Seems like when applying the effect, it only affects Sound Cues and not Metasounds. Tried to find a setting for it but I can't make it work 😥

Your channel is a hidden gem! Even though I'm still in the beginning phases of evolving from pure audio design, I felt seen by your blog post about transitioning from designer to programmer. I've been trying to learn more about the technical aspects because there is a gap of knowledge in my team. It's been a steep learning curve, but your videos have been so helpful and inspiring!

nice video but not quite working well for me, im hearing this sound all over the map, can u tell me why and how to fix it?

Cool stuff ledge ! Dug your other vid's too..

Thank you for this video! Super useful :)

Finally, someone is actually teaching how to use this. Thank you, my friend.

WOW. This is so NEAT! Coming from no audio design background and just starting learning about Unity, this is completely a new field for me. I always wonder how the blueprint gets programmed and feed into the engine. Thanks for the video!

Great tutorial! Love your channel.

Very very interesting, thanks!

perfect

I didn't know I needed this, but this is perfect! i m planing a game where sound is really important. i ll watch every second of your tutorials :)

Awesome Video! just a quick question here. Let's say you have 3 sounds sources, voice, footsteps, and impact. If you wanted to set different send values for each sound sources to reverb submixs that are set in audio volume, how would you do that? Sound sources that have high frequency tend to louder reverbs, so i wanted to reduce only voices reverb sends.

loving these C++ tutorials. Keep them coming please :)

Love this new series

Very cool! Was wondering how to add the footsteps so the sound lines up with the actual step. Thx bro!!

Thank you for the feedback David! I can put those comments to use and adjust my reel :)

Thanks for this video, nice explanation. Might be good to ensure the entirety of the screen of visible (left side example) for new users.

Thank you so much for the feedback David ! Very instructive video 🙏

It's such a simple little sound but adds just so much to the experience. Great work!

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The movements are fun to hear.