New SoundPad - Dark Forest
🕑 Added 2015-06-26 15:12:45 +0000 UTC Greetings Patrons!I'm releasing the 2nd SoundPad interactive audio tool today. It's called "Dark Forest". It should work great for fantasy and horror games. As always, I'd love to hear how you use it.
http://tabletopaudio.com/darkforest_sp.html
For the uninitiated, SoundPad differs from my 10min ambiences in that it offers individual sounds that can be combined by the user to create different audio environments. The first SoundPad "The Dungeon" was released a few weeks ago.
I hope you have the opportunity to play around with it.
Happy gaming!
Tim
gm@tabletopaudio.com
Twitter: @TabletopAudio
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Comments
Tabletop Audio
Thanks! I'll add your swamp suggestion to the list.
STARSCrazy
Great Work! My suggestion for the next SoundPad: A Swamp. The best is: You can recycle a lot of the Dark Forst sounds. By the way... Have you ever though about a iPad- or Android-App of Tabletop Audio in the future? This would probably reduce the bandwith costs and it works better on tablet computers. On my iPad the website is not very reactive with a lot of lags. (sorry for my bad english)
Tabletop Audio
I agree!
Kevin
The dungeon set needs a trap sound, clockworks, wheels turning, springs going off etc... you could probably do a whole soundpad on traps.
Yimbo
Just amazing.
Simon Zed
Wow!! First time I try the Soundpad!! You really need to make one like this for Sci-Fi Settings!!! So cool!!!
Tabletop Audio
Thanks! and cool, I hadn't seen that yet :)
Jonas Richter
Great stuff! Also, congrats on the ENnie nomination - well deserved!
Forsaken Productions
Ah fair enough. Perhaps a way to make it a more occasional sound so there's less constant clashing.
Tabletop Audio
You make a great point and I actually debated this for awhile! One of the challenges with these is that the sounds need to work well with each other. When I used leaf noises in the wind I found that they were great on their own but tended to compete with the rain, and also a bit with the campfire. Too much high end percussive crackle. I may give this another go at some point. .
Matt Whittaker
Very, very cool - thank you for putting this together.
Forsaken Productions
I like it but I'm shocked there's no wind through the trees sounds. The wind is just generic howling wind.