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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

Introduction Explosions are a staple of action games, but it can quite challenging getting the right level of impact. Loudspeakers

Introduction One of the biggest differences between video games and more traditional sorts of linear media is the added level