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Introduction Sound in games is often a reactive one-way system, where the player’s interactions with the world result in sounds

Introduction Occlusion refers to the obstruction of a path between two points. This phenomenon can be calculated in games by

Introduction Part 1 of this series covered some of ADX2’s basic 3D audio features. Part 2 expanded on that by

Introduction In last month’s blog, we looked at setting up an immersive 3D audio scene in Unity. This month, we

Introduction ADX2 offers a variety of different methods for controlling the spatial playback of sounds. From simple monophonic playback to

Randomly pitched string-like sounds can be an effective way of communicating a confused status effect in games which are stylistic.

Introduction A new version of ADX2 dropped earlier this month, and with it came some handy new features. You can