Although GameSynth is often showcased creating deliberate sounds, it’s equally capable of creating exciting experimental sounds. In this patch anatomy, we will investigate using
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Category: GameSynth
Patch Anatomy #7 – Water Swish
Synthesizing water can be tricky. It’s neither particularly noisy, nor is it incredibly harmonic. Fortunately, GameSynth has several modules available for designing convincingly watery
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Patch Anatomy #6 – Creaky Hinge
The sound of hinges and floorboards creaking in media is often tied to a visible, interactive event (such as opening a door). This interaction
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Patch Anatomy #5 – Charged Shot
One of the great strengths of following a procedural approach to sound design is the potential for creating interrelated control. Any individual signal can
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Patch Anatomy #4 – Impacts!
In this Patch Anatomy, we are going to look at creating a dynamically performable impact SFX generator. By using the velocity of a Meta
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Introducing New Physical Modules
The final part of our introduction to the new modules in GameSynth 2020.1 brings with it Impact, Fracture, and Flag. These modules make use
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Introducing new Synth Modules
GameSynth version 2020.1 dropped with four new powerful synth generators in the Modular model: Beam, Mega Saw, Noise Bands and Wavetable. Several classic synth
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Patch Anatomy #3: Kraftwerk style
In this installment of Patch Anatomy, we will dissect an electropop rhythmic sequence – slightly reminiscent of Kraftwerk – which makes good use of
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Procedural Audio Math 101
In version 2020.1, GameSynth added five Mathematical control modules for patching in all sorts of complex and dynamic playback interactions. Arithmetic allows us to
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Patch Anatomy #2: Anime Robot
In this installment of Patch Anatomy, we learn how to recreate a typical robot sound effect from vintage Japanese anime. This type of sound
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