❓FAQ: Mark is using the Concerto theme in Reaper 👉 Explore the sound library Mark is using - King Collection Guns: bit.ly/3npcTVh Thanks for watching!

@truestbluu

2 жыл бұрын

dun

Will be waiting for a video about gun tails. :)

Mark is a genius. Would love more game audio videos from him!

Excellent. Will be referencing this in an upcoming video thanks for it!

Beautiful. Love the part about transient/body timing. I only started really playing with that a few years ago and it makes such a huge difference.

I have been dying to know Mark's process for this exact thing for a while now and here it all is and perfectly well done. Great video and now time to turn all my funky sounding guns into hopefully big powerful sounds. Would especially love to know more about those tails

That's definitely a gem. Thank you so much, Mark!

final sound is at 17:24 in case you were wondering

Yeah, love it! Very cool, Mark, thank you so much!

pure talent Mark !

This was very cool, thank you Mark.

Mark is the bomb, thanks for making this!

Man this is way better than how I've been trying to do it. Thank you!

Great video! I would love to see a sci-fi space gun at some point

great video! I learned a lot!! I was so impressed by your last sentence that "it's about finding good recordings and just making small little moves that kind of help the thing incrementally sound better" every teacher I was learned by say so. hahaha (please, you could be generous about my English ㅎㅎ)

Well done. Thank you.

Excellent video!

This channel is amazing! U have a new subscriber from 🇻🇪

You are awesome Mark!!! ⚡️❤⚡️

Very helpful video, Hoping that Mark will consider to make a video about how he deals with full auto gunshots

Thank you! I wish you'd cover something like sword stabs and melee weapon hit sounds - for example like in dark souls. Thank you for amazing content!

Great stuff, Mark. Would love to see you do a video on tails, too :)

Thanks, I have been making a animation and it has tons of guns, well it's like warfare, so that's fair.

great！

Thanks for the great tutorial, I really, really appreciate it

Great video! Loved it, it gives me a great insight of how to organize my next session of design of a gun. For the tail, isn't better to let the game engine do the work? Like all the parameters of the reverb for the tail is calculated by the game engine? Isn't a better way to have "easily" multiple tails for a gun than swapping audio clip for each situation/room?

@markkilborn6526

2 жыл бұрын

It's easier to let the game engine do the work, but in my opinion it doesn't sound as good. I've found that specifically authored content usually sounds better than relying on run-time effects. My opinion on that may change some day, but for now this is how I do things. Thanks for the question!

Could you also if you could try to recreate some of the Sound Effects from Saving Private Ryan, more specifically the M1 Garand?

Great tutorial. Kclip going to get some money from me! An odd question, perhaps, but what vocal processing do you have on for the tutorial? Sounds to me like some waves plugins, but I might be wrong. :)

@markkilborn6526

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t remember but it’s possible haha. I’m not a big fan of my voice so I probably tried to make it sound a little better.

Great tutorial, but listening to the effects in this video is convincing me to buy new headphones

You mention some of your other sound design templates, do you have any of those (or this one) available in stash or anywhere?

Hi Mark. Really interesting video. Thanks. What theme do you use in reaper?

@prosoundeffects

2 жыл бұрын

Mark is using the Concerto theme!

Oh and question regarding export and implementation. Do you randomize which variation plays per food group, or do you create every variation that will ever play in this session, and only export the stems for mixing? I'd imagine variations generated in the middleware, but maybe that hurts your designs intent?

@markkilborn6526

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for the question! I'm going to make a video about this. But the quick answer is: I normally create 4-7 variations of each of the layers in this session (I only made 1 in the video), I render all of those out, then in the game engine I mix and match the layers with each other randomly to generate a ton of variations on the shot.

@psriniv1

2 жыл бұрын

@@markkilborn6526 cool thanks! I was hoping that was the case. My instinct would be to do that and just ensure the correct delay on each track (which was more difficult on the last project I did this on, where there was no middleware so I just had to implement a composite sound event with delays myself)

Fantastic video! One doubt about it, how can I use the same type of resulting sounds for a burst? Is it p[possible to reuse it as is for implementing a burst in fmod or wwise? Thanks.

@cynthiaquinn590

Жыл бұрын

Mansions are Wonderful but it's a lot of work keeping them clean

another tutorial where it doesn't teach you how to make gun sounds and just tells you to use other gun sounds.

@gab_gallard

4 ай бұрын

Layering samples and edit them to make something new is the standard workflow.

This is not a sound design video. We would like to know how you got these sounds, not what you did with them...

@IsHeHigh

10 ай бұрын

Are you fucking high.... It's in the video, its the King gun collection... it's an insanely detailed set of recordings made by a sample company... like... how the do you get this dumb?

@user-rp2cn6xq4w

8 ай бұрын

me too

@ihate_literallyeverything

7 ай бұрын

yep, so many people don't actually know what sound design is and it gets annoying

@IsHeHigh

7 ай бұрын

@@ihate_literallyeverything actual amateur take. Too many people believe the narrow thing you're trying to present.... The vast majority of sound design in games/film/animation comes from processes like this. Not some rookie fucking making their own sounds spending hours on things that are easy. Legit fucking rookie opinions about sound design here.

@ihate_literallyeverything

7 ай бұрын

@@IsHeHigh ok