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That's adorable! Will there be more videos about creating a 3d orchestra?

This was extramally useful, especially the part about faking Load sound, I've spent a lot of time looking for the solution, and found it here. Thank You!

Great series. Thank you for making these!

Hey! I am trying to reproduce this in Wwise as the project I am working on uses it and I am wondering if your auto pitch setting are making a curve from 0 to a 100 rpm. In my Wwise project would that mean that I have to tune the samples at a 100RPM and at 0 and let the natural cuve between these 2 points happen to have the correct settings?

Subscribed. Very straightfoward explanation and a good voice too, keep up the good work!

thanks from brazil!

Great tutorial, helped me a lot! One question though, I'm quite new to FMOD and I was wondering if, instead of duplicating the audio sample across tracks, there's possibility within FMOD to set up a bus structure where the other effects like the howling and the low freq rumbling. So maybe the Main layer gets sent to 2 different Aux tracks where those other effects are applied? I assume this would save on at least a bit of memory since you're working off of 1 sample, instead of 3 duplicates. I have no idea if this is possible but it was just a thought haha. Cheers!

What about copyright, are the assets you used copyright free?

Very helpful video series! I wonder if iZotope RX4 have somekind of ability to find perfect positions where to cut the sample so it doesn't "click"? I use Audacity and when I try to find positions for a loop they always click or don't fit, even when the RPM is steady. I need to zoom in and try to do all kind of magic by cutting some milliseconds, reverse same sample after original, etc. I was very surpriced you just chose the positions in this video without zooming in and they sound good!? :D

Just got into FMOD and Unity and am making a spaceship. This was very informative. Thanks for your contribution to the sound design community!

Thank you! Where can I download the assets from?

Just a few questions: how if we have a few gears which are changing for example at 3600 rpm? The whole system is based on RPM parameter between 0 and 100. For example, if I gonna create an RPM parameter with value max 3600 and each gear is shifting at the same value (3600) then the only solution is to create an other parameter separately for a "gear" which gonna be "a global one" and then use there nested events including RPM parameter to each one gear to simulate it in the best way. Do you have other solutions?

Great, thank you very much 💚

I really really liked how you've created the "rays" of sound reflections, proper acoustics ;) Need to learn how to do this staff with FMOD/ Unity. I'm very green with audio programming techniques.

I really like it

Thanks for this, very useful :)

How to implement this in to unreal?

Oh man thank you so much for this!

Hi. Anyone knows how can i export it to unreal engine?

Great video

This is the most comprehensive tutorial series I've come across for this thing so far. Many thanks, my guy 🙏

Hello Sir, I would like to ask if there is any possibility of making some tutorials for X-Plane 11 FMOD sounds?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Hey! Looks like impossible to use "Engine Designer" parameters (Load, RPM) in Game Engines (ue4, unity). What you can advise?

by FAR the best tutorial on the topic, very helpful. Thanks for making it.

Good tutorial video....well presented

This is awesome Rory, thanks so much - love how you use RX so effectively, and the reverse trick for a seamless loop is amazing, I've never seen that before!

This is excellent! So smart how you added the warning sound right into the spaceship engine sound. I had some trouble understanding the stuttering on low health but i loved it and will try to recreate something simpler but similar for our 2D game Space Chef :)

Great demonstration, thanks for sharing : )

what version of fmod are u using ?

Thanks so much, that was a great example for implementing an adaptive engine :)

Awesome, enjoying all of these videos!

Hi bro nice tutorial I require one help I want to simulate engine sound for my omsi 2 game th-cam.com/video/h_vlm6KeOzU/w-d-xo.html can you help me bro

Thanks for this! A newbie question... when I grab a section of sound and export it as .wav. (I used Audacity) Looped playback has a distinct crackling at the start of each loop. Is this likely a playback problem or a mistake in selecting the sample? The file is here drive.google.com/file/d/1gZ1Nj16KAq6L7Z7kItq3yVeLaddRU9w5/view?usp=sharing Edit, I tried your trick of duplicating and reversing a section, but that has the same problem - crackling on playback. That file is here: drive.google.com/file/d/1QFO52JdYoipX_FxyVkNSWw1wSBOM8I-I/view?usp=sharing Any help appreciated.

Aaah! Amazing! I have been looking for this. Thanks a lot.

The distortion and eq on the master fader is a really nice touch to glue everything together. Thanks so much for this tutorial. I’ve been looking for a tutorial like this for months... dunno why I couldn’t find it until now.

5:40 “Up there it sounds like a spaceship.” 😆 Thanks for this tutorial. I’m working on a game with cars right now and making good engine sounds is quite a task, so this is very helpful.

This was great, thanks for doing this tutorial

Brilliant video! I made the stupid mistake of pitching my samples in tune with each other in my DAW so they could all follow the same pitch ramp in FMOD. Of course, bouncing out pre-tuned files made them sound a lot thinner when it came to pitching in FMOD later. On thing that i had to do that wasn't mentioned here was set the audio file's polyphony to 1, otherwise the file would play over itself if it was retriggered.

Thanks for the video, very interesting.

this has been really helpful i have questions first , how long should a loop be like 10 seconds or so im trying to make car sound for assetto corsa and am having trouble getting it to loop properly so i think it may be my sounds are too short is there a way to slow down my loops i make , i may just get the same audio editor u do because i cant see where the sound really changes with what im currently using

This is genuinely amazing and super helpful, thank you!

I took a try at this tutorial and I managed to simulate a Honda F series engine (accord,) complete with VTEC.

Fantastic video - I also agree there seems to be a lack of engine stuff in terms of video tutorials, thank you so much for putting this up, a lot of this kind of thing I had to figure out on my own before!

Hi Rory thanks so much for this series! Exactly what I needed. :) Actually one of the biggest take-aways for me from the series was simply to use RX to edit the source files! Being able to see the harmonics during editing is SO useful. Thanks again.

Very usefull thanks

Thanks Ederson, I'm pleased that it is useful!

Man... Thank you.. I really learn a lot.. Its all that i looking for.. Thank you man

This sounds amazin rory!

Thank you very much for tutorial! Official page where you guys can download SFX Libraries sonniss.com/gameaudiogdc2016 sonniss.com/gameaudiogdc2017