koobas.hobune.stream
iOS/Android : Advanced sound management for Unity Free ?
Hey there !
I would like to know if there's a way to have an advanced sound management on Unity Free? (like low-pass/high-pass filters, things FMOD natively does) Actually I've tried that FMOD_unity thing and it works quite well on Windows/Mac but as expected the same won't go for Android iOS since it's based off native C/C++ FMOD dll.
So, is there a solution to have that kind of things on iOS/Android, even if it implies redoing my own audiosources, audiolistener and all ?
Thanks in advance for your answers !
processing the sounds during run-time might be intensive.
it might be better to have a high pass filtered and low pass filtered sound made in windows and then just call the right sound depending on the situation.
Basically you need to make sure your going to need enough different versions of enough different sounds to make storing each sound take up so much space its better to process it in real time. (I mean be aware, cheaper android phone users are going to be extremely annoyed if your game chops alot because it needs more processing power than the phone has).
On the other hand with a good editor like audacity and good headphones so you can head static and artifacts you can get quite large wav files down to very small mp3 or AAC or CAF (which format kinda depends, in general some are smaller than the others, but for specific situations CAF might beat mp3 even though in general mp3 beats CAF for compression.)
Well, that's the problem actually. Our game (I work in a $$anonymous$$m) is a sound-based game much like Papa Sangre on iOS so there will be probably plenty of sounds, but yes I guess I could do what you suggest and play with volume of several sources.
