SFXEngine Bolt-on: Sample Engines supercharges audio production with five specialized sample generation engines for game development. Proteus delivers a dynamic sample player that adjusts speed forward or backward while shifting loop points, creating endless loops for juddering, stuttering, or bouncing effects. Sample Loop runs samples through built-in delays for repeated playback, perfect for chaining into rhythmic sequences like clashing battles.
Stereo Proteus mirrors its mono counterpart with dual-channel control over speed and loops. Stereo Sample handles independent left and right samples, while Zeitraum decouples pitch from speed for metallic, robotic tones ideal for altered speech. Game developers and audio producers tap these tools to craft intricate sound designs on PC.
The Sample Engines Bolt-on contains 5 extra sample generation engines to boost capabilities of SFXEngine.
Proteus is a hyped-up sample player. Proteus is a sample player with variable forwards and backwards speed, and variable loop points. Can be used for crazy effects of all sorts, sounds that play or bounce forwards and backwards, loop, judder, stutter, and lots more. All Proteus samples loop forever.
Sample Loop is a sample player with internal, eternal delay. This will play a sample of your choice and keep it looping with a simple delay, rather than using loop points. This can be useful for triggering a regular sound every so often. Take a simple sword-clash, for example, put lots of Sample Loop engines in a row with different delay values and the result will sound like a battle.
Stereo Proteus is the stereo version of Proteus; a sample player with variable forwards and backwards speed, and variable loop points.
Stereo Sample is a stereo version of the basic Sample engine, allowing separate left/right samples.
Zeitraum is a sample player with a unique electronic tone, and separate pitch and speed control. Zeitraum is a sample effect which permits wild independent control over the speed and pitch of the playback. The results at extreme values can sound tinny, metallic, robotic; ideal for special speech effects.
