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Eric “Dok” Wager is a French sound engineer with almost twenty years of experience in music and French cinema. Currently, he provides interactive audio, a company that he co-founded. Eric discovered a lot of great audio solutions on the Asset Store, these are his recommendations!“As a sound engineer and teacher, I’m very interested in assets that can simplify the audio integration process.

The less coding there is, the better. He’s still using it, but he’s always on the lookout for more exotic options. So he got in touch with who offered him an educational licence of their. “Believe me, it is great fun to play with the embedded modular synthesis engine and the loopable timeline is vital for evolving motors and background ambient effects.”One of Eric’s other obsessions is step sequencing.

“My deepest wish is that Unity could provide extensive management for a tracker format like.mod or.xrns, with an API to control the track activation and the pattern changing. So I bought the asset by Quick Fingers to see how far it could take me, and it’s pretty powerful. Unfortunately I discovered that an accurate musical clock is very difficult to obtain with C# coding.

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An experienced musician might find the stability a little disappointing.”To overcome this issue, he started using a combination of and by Foriero Studio. “The midifile player is rock solid and the different integrated synths offer a wide range of sonic capabilities (“bass” is one of my favorites). You can make your own sfz soundbanks and work in a classical DAW for authoring.

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And, if you like alternative input controllers, the multi-platform integration of midi I/O works perfectly”. He also discovered a bunch of Playmaker actions, which are handy for rapid prototyping. “I would have expected more control options over the midi files, but at this time, it’s the best solution I’ve found to do light weight songs from a few samples if you want midi files.”For synthesis, he’s found the port of by Zeh Fernando to be very useful for real time or rendered FX sounds. It saves a lot of memory.Finally, he’d like to also share two secret weapons for audio driven events and animations: “I love, which is a spectrum based triggering asset that lets you split your audio into multiple bands of frequencies and put a threshold on each one (to trigger whatever you want when a certain level is reached on that band). And I’ve also bought, which works like the animation window, but on the waveform of your audio file.

That’s very handy when you want to automate something graphically to the music.”“And of course like everyone, I’m feverishly waiting for the official release of Unity 5, especially!”Eric « Dok » Wager is a French sound engineer who’s worked on music and movies like OSS117, Les 11 commandements, La Beuze, Svinkels, TTC, Arsenik and Singuila. He’s also been part of the demomakers scene since 1990.

He’s fond of generative arts and signal processing, teaches at the SAE Institute in Paris, and is the co-founder of, a game development training company. Good catch on the PlayScheduled Greg. We both use that in our respective plugins (we use it for seamless music transitions that work regardless of frame rate).I’d like to point out that using Master Audio is a 99-100% code-free implementation most of the time. Different products for different uses! Master Audio also has less expensive educational & bulk version of our licenses like Fabric does. Fabric isn’t on the Asset Store so it’s hard to know whether it’s well-liked or not (lack of reviews), but it is very advanced and good with it’s real-time parameter control, something our product will probably never add as that’s not what we’re geared toward.-Brian @ Dark Tonic (Master Audio plugin author). Totally agree.

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The current support of more advanced tracker files is great.Allowing multiple songs to reuse the same instrument set would reduce the file sizes in games even more.We also really need an API to control the individual aspects like track volume, proper speed control and as a huge bonus it’d be great to be able to fire c# events, configurable to certain instruments/tracks/specific notes or commands, all run time assignable of course:)Tracker files at absolutely not outdated in mobile. They’re tiny, sound great and take little CPU.