One part of Aurora\u2019s Nightmare that I really haven\u2019t written much about is the sound effects, which, along with the music, make up the audio portion of the experience. In video games, sound effects usually don\u2019t stand out much (with a few exceptions, such as some of the classic Mario sounds) but are vital to creating the proper atmosphere and experience.<\/p>\n
So why haven\u2019t I written about them? Well, to be honest, I haven\u2019t really done any work on the sound effects yet. The reason being that I don\u2019t know what sound effects I\u2019ll need. I could try and make a list, but I\u2019d no doubt have to change it a lot later. Instead, I\u2019m holding off on sound effects until the script (or at least the first draft) is finished. At that point, it will be simple enough to read through it and compile a complete list of necessary sound effects. As for what happens once I have the list, well I\u2019ll save that for a future post.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One part of Aurora\u2019s Nightmare that I really haven\u2019t written much about is the sound effects, which, along with the music, make up the audio portion of the experience. In video games, sound effects usually don\u2019t stand out much (with a few exceptions, such as some of the classic Mario sounds) but are vital to … Continue reading Planning for Sound Effects<\/span>