Finding Space For Sound: Acoustics in 'Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora' | GDC 2024

Five years ago, Snowdrop Audio Architect Robert Bantin showed us how the Snowdrop Engine delivered high-fidelity environmental acoustic effects for “Tom Clancy’s The Division 2”. With “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora” these technologies had to be adapted or re-designed to a planetary scale, while also maintaining their fidelity at a city scale. Not only was this achieved, but this raised the bar on quality, delivering even more detailed acoustic effects such as: physically accurate early and late reflections; and more elegant direct field estimation.
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[@Nebulon5000]

Great stuff!!! Robert is extremely knowledgeable

only 2 comments and less than 1k views on this masterclass ?
This is pure gold, Robert you are a master !

[@MasterIvo]

Finally found it.
I'm working with electric audio waves, also longitudinal, by using electrostatic induction. behaves very similar to sound waves