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This is so funny - I literally used a plastic bag to make a rocket noise and two days later I see this video in my recommended.

Love the video definitely gives some great insight! Not gonna lie it made me a feel little better seeing you use Ableton in your video. I'm working at an indie game dev and use Ableton as well as Pro Tools and sometimes get a little discouraged by that haha

Each wheel!!!

4:38

Love to hear what your thoughts on how simulator sound design works whether it be something like gran tourismo flight simulator or farm sims

And I thought the seismic charges were done with a buzz saw because it kinda sounds like one. Hope Ben Burtt will reveal it soon, it has been 22 years since Attack of the Clones hit theatres.

Please write the name of sound editing apps

Nice, I love the sounds in this game

Yours is definitely better. I feel if you added a bit more treble to yours it would sound better. Do the thermal imploder next!

Its very inspiration to hear you discuss the long term goal you have and the small steps that theoretically can get you there 2:44. Trying to see the tree through the forest is where so many people get hopelessly lost and never start!

am i the only one who doesent connect with your page in your discription?

This is what I listen to on a daily. This specifically sounds like Snails. Your process reminds me of Mr Bill, Kompany, Virtual Riot. You can also try Parallel Processing and stacking lows, mids and highs to give it that crisp and well-rounded texture.

Now this is WILD. I've been wanting to make sound effects for my own animations, and this gave me so many ideas.

boat game

YES! I hate the rumble!! It's so over the top and heavy sounding

Well done! I also recently created a bunch of fishing sound effects for a game onPlaydate, and it ended up winning the Playdate game of the year! It was really fun to try making tactile sounds using my mouth and some objects from around the house. It's called "Reelistic Fishing" - I'd love your feedback on it!

Hey chief, It looks like you treat yourself with a lot of negative talk. You're not pathetic, you shouldn't be dissapointed in yourself. keep up the good work and remember to treat yourself kindly. Your tutorials helped me pass quite a few sound design exams, so if you ever feel down, remember that your content simply helps <33

YEEEES! I've been looking for a video like this, for sooo looong!

When I first joined the military and heard gunshots, I thought my ears were going to burst.

Which one is better original or remake?

i ended up here after searching for 5 hours 2 specific UI sounds to put on my ppsspp emulator for the achievments completion sfxs

I truly appreciate your approach to your own professionalism. Examining your own past work can be so painful, this video shows how genuinely you're striving to improve yourself. Creative work like this is so iterative and if you're doing it right (improving your product constantly), you leave behind a trail of things that are perpetually inferior to your current product. Kudos!

Your graphic inserts are my video editing goals :) Love your style man

How does one freq shift on Audacity?

sounds like he's playing Doors but it's on steam in this clip 3:09

Hey Marshall, can you give a few tips on the processing of the recorded material and which pitch plug in you use? I tried this out and the artifacts when i am pitching, making them impossible to use.

He just wants sleep

Yes I would hear it wasnt from the game... since the reverb echoed for too long after the punch like it was in a big room,

What software is he using?

Just discovered your channel. Thanks for sharing! I’d play the fishing game for sure. I love cozy games like that.

I always thought that it sounded like a distorted g string on a bass being popped.

What software are you using in each of your videos for sound design? Asking for my brain

wow i got 17 these are good headphones holycow

such a chill episode, really feels like the whole video is just super satisfying ASMR haha. GJ!

"Please don't make me crop this" lololol Love your videos!

"You're not versatile" 😂😂😂😂

Yo thank you!

I keep coming back to this just because of the king kong/ t-rex/godzilla thing you really tried to say the most iconic musical creature roars (more just T-rex and godzilla) ain't distinct from one another? You forreal? You serious? Mr McGee, I have been thinking about this for *six years*. Six. Years. man.

the multiple EQ Three trick is common in EDM, particularly dubstep. mimics the Disperser fx from kiloheartz. Its cool to see this used in other ways. Also cool to see that producers like myself implement this in music.

it really reminds me of the spectral smearing that naturally occurs as the sound of thunder propagates through the atmosphere

love the look of the game so far! what's the game you featured at 4:42 ?

Different game vibe but I think Dredge would be a good reference for sound design

Kinda surprised Stormbound is not included in this episode. That game is my best audio - visual experience.

Great timing, I'm doing sound design for a cozy farm sim, and have been working on UI specifically this week. Your videos are always inspiring!

5:50 r u kidding, that cant be true This sounds soooooo different

Fish can have differente face like joker in balatro and obvuisly a aquarium, maybe this is a building game ?

I think one of the first media to use this kind of sound effect was the lord of the rings trilogy, and i still regard the trilogy to have the best sound effects to date.

What sort of SOUNDS do you want in my first 'whatever-this-is-' game... GOD ____ Zero.

Oh my god, it's the "Da-na-na-naaaa!"

I really felt that part where you say that you've been a Sound artist in the industry for a while and never touched anything else Videogame development-related. I'm a visual artist who's worked in many part of the industry and NEVER really touched anything that wasn't my 2D and 3D art programs, I barely went into the Ubi engine when working on ForHonor. Recently decided to start my own solo project, short of 8 months now. Having to learn all these different skill has been a blast and that's definitely something I would recommend anyone if they have some time on their hand. Nonetheless, your videos have been a massive inspiration when it comes to SFX design and really helped me find something that I never thought I would enjoy doing as much as I do !