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How do you visualize the sounds coming out from the metasounds? the vis just at the right part of your screen. Thanks! Great explanations.

You explain it as easily as always. Thanks.

Great tutorial 👍 there really isn't an end to learning :D

Thanks for the tuturiol!

Hi. How i can replicate metasoud for multiplayer?

how can i access a float resulting at the end of a metasound code from blueprints? lets say i want to have a random pitch selected in metasound, and that pitch value is to be outputed towards blueprints for to be used for a non audio purpose?

Great series, thank you Brian!

So the Any Node is like a logical OR and the Accumulate like the logical AND?

awesome tutorial!

❤ Wow! What a great introduction to MetaSounds. Well done man! 🎉

You're an absolute gem, Brian.

Great video thanks!

Awesome! Exactly what i was looking for !

Thank you so much for this series of videos, I must say they came at a time when I needed to know exactly what you were explaining. One question I still have, however: is there any way to determine how long a midi note is from when the note is first triggered? I know that notes can be set to be long when, in the step sequencer, you click the notes behind the first note to be a continuation, thus making a long note. However, I have yet to come across a way to access that information inside the actual Metasound graph. At best, I can MIDI Note Filter to get the specific note I want, and use MIDI Note Trigger to activate an output when a note first starts, but there is no output for how long a note lasts, until it actually ends, which makes using them a bit more complicated. I am hoping I missed something, but it might just not exist in the plugin as of yet, as it is still in experimental.

would it be possible for you to link the assets you use so we can follow along/ tinker with?

How could I accomplish this in 5.0 considering no delay pitch shift node?

You the guy

Really loving this series.. Binge watching my way through!

great vid thanks man

I tried applying it to the Sound Class, but it didn't work. 🥲However, when I applied it directly to Metaound, it worked. Do you have any idea why this is happening? *The Sound Class is assigned correctly, and if I set the volume to 0 in the general settings of the Sound Class, all audio responds.

Hi Brian - thanks so much for the wonderful work you're doing! If you have a moment, I was wondering if you might have any videos (or could point towards any resources) re: using the output from these MIDI files to trigger events via blueprint, like the spawning here - I've taken a look at the Harmonix tutorials you put together, and have been having a blast playing MIDI/using the fusion sampler, but I'm struggling to find any resources on using the notes/CC of a MIDI file to 'output' information back into a blueprint - I see the 'Watch Output (Metasound output subsystem)" node used here, but for the life of me I cant seem to figure out what its target should be, or how to configure my harmonix nodes in the metasound to output/expose MIDI notes/cc. Thanks so much!

Do you know if there's a sequential alternative to the RandomGet node? To play sounds from an array like a playlist and not randomly

great video :)

hey boss, I was having a marathon of your tutorials and I can very gratefully tell you that the concept of audio in the game no longer seems impossible to me, I have a question for you, I need to make my character, when touching the water, create these sounds of collision that change as I go deeper I know you have a tutorial that can help me achieve this, could you tell me which one it is so I can focus on it? Thanks again

Do you know if there's at all an ordinary audio mixer like in any DAW, Fmod or Wwise in UE, and if there's a master output you can slap compressors and limiters on? I'm just getting started with MetaSounds, but wohoy it seems like an unfinished product to an audio pro.

Hi! Where did you find/download the free epic games patches from?

Greate video, like and subscribe 😊

Have you had any success implementing physical modelling like Karplus-Strong in MetaSounds? Keep up the good work ❤

should i try and do this for a living?

Hey Brian your video presents all the basics well and concisely. I can recommend it to anyone starting with audio in Unreal Engine.

Why is it that the most valuable and knowledgable videos only get a couple thousand views!? Great video!

Even if you’ve been in game audio for a bit, revisiting the basics and hearing another way of explaining or demonstrating concepts and methods always reinforces one’s understanding. A very nice intro for people new to this, and a good recap for those who are not.

is it possible in 5.1 ?

I guess this is a more niche subject, but still, this video needs A LOT more views. Gonna watch all of these tonight. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing 🤓

Cheers Brian 👍

Great video to help those people who want to get started with audio in Unreal Engine.

Yr stuff is so inspiring! Thank you :)

I can't thank you enough for your Unreal Engine / Metasounds videos dude. I'm learning an incredible amount in a very short time and that's making a huge difference on several projects I'm working on! You're a wonderful teacher, cheers for that!!

congrats and thanks for doing this!

thx, my mind feels Fuller 🖖

I need Your Help, how to implement directional footsteps sound in player

Thanks for sharing how to use it.

Thanks for going over this plugin, Fuller. I watched the first three videos, and then when I saw the preview of your drum machine at the end of the last video, I got inspired to go try and build one myself. It's been tons of fun playing with the plugin.

I wish the modulate input on oscillators worked like a real modular synth and you didn't need to multiply by float and use an input to crank the gain like a VCA. Great video though!

yes it all makes sense now

I am 100% following until you get to skip over how to reference the meta sound. I figure that is in another video, but I watched from part one until now and haven't caught it. would you kindly point me in the right direction.