Building SoundScape for the UE5 City Sample | GameSoundCon 2022

“City Sample” took procedural content generation to a new level, based on its massive use of moving cars and MetaHumans. But in order to make the city come to life, we had to build a system called SoundScape, which could procedurally generate audio using a dynamic data algorithm. In this talk, you’ll learn how it worked, and ultimately, what we learned in the process.
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[@IvanDBeltran]

What an inspiring talk. I really like how detailed his explanations are. I wish one day I’ll be able to create and implement audio environments and tools like him.

[@Nynex]

Fascinating presentation. I agree about the audio calibrator similar to the brightness calibrator in games.

[@miguelalexandresimoesneves8660]

Love this guy! He makes the best talks

[@guyalsfere]

Nice work! Good talk!

[@brianmichaelfuller]

You had me at Bob Ross bro!!!

[@IbisFernandez]

Been trying to figure out how to either turn this off or work with it . added a new level to the demo, made some cinematics, and the city sounds bleed into this new map. have no idea how this is playing . would be nice to either use it to change the sounds to the new map or just turn it off so it doesn't interfere with the new cinematic... n00b problems.