Demute Toolbox | Game Audio Tools for Sound Designers & Audio Teams

This toolbox gathers a collection of productivity-oriented tools and talks developed across different projects within the studio.
The tools were developed over the years across multiple game audio projects and are guided by three core principles:

Automating repetitive tasks

Fine-tuning our assets and mix

Freeing up time for creativity

Some of these tools are still in beta and may have limited documentation.
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For questions about the tools, the talks, or feature suggestions, please reach out on Discord or LinkedIn.
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Walab transforms whoosh sound creation by using your voice. It analyzes pitch, frequency, and volume in real-time, applying these parameters to modulate any chosen sound with precision.

Voice Rec Session Manager

This tool streamlines voice recording by generating sessions from cue sheets with accurate naming, text prompts, and quick navigation shortcuts.

Ambiance Creator

The Ambiance Creator: A tool to easily create soundscapes and ambiances in Reaper.

Auto Voice Lines Edit and Naming

This tool streamlines voice line editing and recognition by integrating CSV files. It automatically edits and organizes lines into distinct takes in Reaper, simplifying the management of voice lines.

ReaHaptic: A Reaper package for creating, editing, and testing mobile haptic files. Connect your iOS or Android device and feel vibrations in real time.

Auto Animation Tagging

This tool automates foley markup in Unreal Engine cinematics by analyzing character movements for real-time tagging of assets on the cinematic timeline

Static Mesh Audio Emitter

The "Static Mesh Emitter" streamlines audio placement in open worlds by efficiently positioning sound components within blueprints

Indie Game Audio: Production Takeaways

A Creative Framework for Communicating Gameplay Information

Developing the Audio of the Future (w/ Lennie Moore)

Audio QA: Getting Useful Feedback on your Audio Work

Outcast 2: The Challenges of Open World Audio Creation

Game Audio Programmer: Why do you need one ?