Sound List

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Game Audio

Sound sprites are a single audio file that contain several variations of the same type of sound. Subclip markers (in Adobe Audition) list the start and end of each variation in a file. The markers are exported to .xmp, and copied manually into the Sound JavaScript. The master WAV files are exported to MPEG4-AAC (.m4a), and Ogg Vorbis (.ogg) for cross-browser support. Conversion can be done in the command line with:

ffmpeg -i stars.wav stars.m4a
ffmpeg2theora --nometadata -v -a -1 -c 1 -o stars.ogg stars.wav

• [ ] Foot Steps (for all walking entities)
  • [x] Player
  • [ ] Ninja
  • [ ] volume gain based on distance from camera / player
  • [ ] volume gain adjusted by character's "stealthiness"
  • [ ] ground surfaces (Depends on Materials #52)
  • [ ] earth (shh)
  • [ ] stone (sh)
  • [ ] wood (chuk, creek)
• [ ] Throwing Stars
  • [ ] throwing
  • [ ] flying
  • [ ] hitting surfaces (Depends on Materials #52)
  • [ ] metal (deflection, same as weapon to weapon clang)
  • [ ] wood (tok)
  • [ ] stone (ping)
  • [ ] cloth (rip)
  • [ ] flesh (slice)
• [x] Sword Swipe
• [x] Strikes
  • [x] punching
• [x] Hits
  • [x] punched
• [ ] Hit the ground
  • [ ] ground surfaces (Depends on Materials #52)
• [ ] Cloth Sounds
  • [ ] jumping/climbing
  • [ ] falling
  • [ ] hit falling
• [ ] Grunts and Groans
  • [ ] taking damage
  • [ ] hitting ground
  • [ ] hitting air (missing)
• [ ] Creeks
  • [ ] doors
  • [ ] windows
  • [ ] tables
  • [ ] benches
• [x] Background Ambient Sounds
  • [x] Crickets
  • [ ] Birds Chirping
  • [ ] Wind
  • [ ] Waterfall
• [ ] Music
  • [x] Ending Credits
  • [ ] Game Over
  • [ ] Title Screen