Tazman-Audio just released a fresh update for their SoundMaker program, bumping it up to version 1.0.10 with some cool new stuff you can try. The main thing they added is the ability to change your sound libraries right from the editor as they play through speakers. This makes everything faster because you won't need to keep switching between different tools anymore.
The company also improved how SoundMaker works with Unreal Engine. They created a brand new Audio Component that works better than before. They also made Blueprint fully supported for developers who use that system. The Meta Sound part works much better, which helps anyone trying to create interactive audio experiences without hassle.
If you want more details about the Live Editing feature, you can read about it on their website blog. For the full story from the developers themselves, visit tazman-audio.co.uk/post/live-editing-in-soundmaker. They explain exactly how the new system functions and what makes it special compared to earlier versions.
Best part? You can use SoundMaker completely free if you're just making things for yourself and not selling them. The non-commercial license costs nothing at all. This makes the software perfect for students, hobbyists, or anyone who wants to learn audio design without spending money upfront.
The company also improved how SoundMaker works with Unreal Engine. They created a brand new Audio Component that works better than before. They also made Blueprint fully supported for developers who use that system. The Meta Sound part works much better, which helps anyone trying to create interactive audio experiences without hassle.
If you want more details about the Live Editing feature, you can read about it on their website blog. For the full story from the developers themselves, visit tazman-audio.co.uk/post/live-editing-in-soundmaker. They explain exactly how the new system functions and what makes it special compared to earlier versions.
Best part? You can use SoundMaker completely free if you're just making things for yourself and not selling them. The non-commercial license costs nothing at all. This makes the software perfect for students, hobbyists, or anyone who wants to learn audio design without spending money upfront.
