Hello, I am a student who is preparing to become a sound designer in Korea. It was hard to find the lecture video of Unreal and WWise, but thanks to the video you posted, it was very helpful. Thank you so much :)
Thanks Hobo, you're not the only one who wanted more of those old vids so hope these new ones can be even better for you. Let me know your thoughts an any feedback you have.
Super helpful quickly putting together a nice demo to get started with Wwise + Unreal. I got certified in Wwise this summer and plan to revise my portfolio to add some Unreal + Wwise content and this is a great resource. From steady pacing to the detailed explanations of everything behind why you're doing the actions, it's perfect. Keep up the great work, definitely subscribed, liked, and looking forward to future videos!
Hey congrats on getting certified! You probably know more than I do about Wwise haha. Thanks a bunch for the support Brendan, great to hear that you like the format of these videos! I'll be sure to keep it up :p
I was a great lesson! Really nice to learn these things like this. I think the challenge is more the nodes and blueprints, but I think you are doing that very well, we just need to practice and use it more
Thanks a lot Miguel. I sure try my best to explain how they work. They are really forgein to most people working with them for the first time. glad you enjoyed the video :)
Hey Scott, when I go to create a soundbank inside UE4 content browser, there is no option to create a soundbank in the audiokinetic tab. Do you know why this is?
I have the same problem... I've been looking into it for hours now, have installed many versions of Wwise and integration has always been deemed successful, and yet I do not see any Audiokinetic assets or menu options in Unreal. Anyone got any ideas? So frustrating when you can't even get started...
I am thinking about switching to wwise from fmod. It seems kind of forgot about now there are no recent tutorials and struggling to achieve what I have in mind
@@ScottGameSounds instead of doing two steps, he just does one, like it is hoping. In your game, the Animations has like 18 frames, and mine only 9, not sure why, but its not important I guess, the sound still works xD
Hello, I am a student who is preparing to become a sound designer in Korea. It was hard to find the lecture video of Unreal and WWise, but thanks to the video you posted, it was very helpful. Thank you so much :)
I'm really glad you're continuing with the Unreal and Wwise tutorials, your last ones were awesome so very happy to see this series get started!
Thanks Hobo, you're not the only one who wanted more of those old vids so hope these new ones can be even better for you. Let me know your thoughts an any feedback you have.
@@ScottGameSounds Yes!! Very useful, thanks.
more of this !!! ue and wwise
Super helpful quickly putting together a nice demo to get started with Wwise + Unreal. I got certified in Wwise this summer and plan to revise my portfolio to add some Unreal + Wwise content and this is a great resource. From steady pacing to the detailed explanations of everything behind why you're doing the actions, it's perfect. Keep up the great work, definitely subscribed, liked, and looking forward to future videos!
Hey congrats on getting certified! You probably know more than I do about Wwise haha. Thanks a bunch for the support Brendan, great to hear that you like the format of these videos! I'll be sure to keep it up :p
best video for wwise and unreal implementation, congrats, waiting for more content. Respect from Spain
So glad this is finally here! Thank you for the hard work, I really appreciate your teaching style.
It's finally here!!! Thanks for all you do Scott.
Thanks a lot Jeffrey! Hope to keep them up and give you more!
I was a great lesson! Really nice to learn these things like this. I think the challenge is more the nodes and blueprints, but I think you are doing that very well, we just need to practice and use it more
Thanks a lot Miguel. I sure try my best to explain how they work. They are really forgein to most people working with them for the first time. glad you enjoyed the video :)
Great tutorials on UE and wWise, I very much appreciate them, thank you!
Wonderful;l I cannot wait to see how this series progresses Cant wait to get into UNREAL
Me too AJ. Thanks for the comment :)
This is incredibly helpful! Thank you, Scott.
Awesome, thank you for this, Scott!
My pleasure! Hope this helps!
Hey Scott, when I go to create a soundbank inside UE4 content browser, there is no option to create a soundbank in the audiokinetic tab. Do you know why this is?
I have the same problem... I've been looking into it for hours now, have installed many versions of Wwise and integration has always been deemed successful, and yet I do not see any Audiokinetic assets or menu options in Unreal. Anyone got any ideas? So frustrating when you can't even get started...
nice job explaining this
Glad you think so! Thanks!
Great Tutorial - Sincere Thanks
No problem Raju, Glad you found it helpful! :)
I am thinking about switching to wwise from fmod. It seems kind of forgot about now there are no recent tutorials and struggling to achieve what I have in mind
Does anyone only have like half animation time of the running animation?
its weird, even if I add frames, its only that. It looks like its limping
Hey Miguel, what do you mean by 'half animation time'? the animations are pretty short to begin with so you might have them correct
@@ScottGameSounds instead of doing two steps, he just does one, like it is hoping. In your game, the Animations has like 18 frames, and mine only 9, not sure why, but its not important I guess, the sound still works xD
Ah okay. So long as you can still set up your sounds and the animations play in full during runtime of the game. Not sure why that's happened to you.