Tsugi Releases GameSynth 2020.1

US Sound effects synth now has more than 110 modules and improved sound generators 04/06/20

Tsugi has announced the release of GameSynth 2020.1. They say that, in one single tool, GameSynth offers powerful yet intuitive synthesizers to generate all the sound effects needed in games and animations: impacts, whooshes, footsteps, engines, particle-based and environmental sounds, voice effects and more. Here's the deatils direct from their press release...

GameSynth trademark features include the Sketch Pad to draw sounds (with support for drawing tablets), the automatic generation of sound variations, the ability to import animation curves (for perfectly synchronizing sounds), the quick and easy export to game middleware, and access to an online repository hosting the largest collection of procedural audio patches.

GameSynth also provides a modular patching system, allowing users to build their own sound effects synthesizers. This is the focus of version 2020.1, which now offers a total of 110 modules that can be connected to design any sound an artist can imagine.
Many of the modules have been improved, and 35 totally new ones have been introduced in this version. They include game-oriented generators for the creation of weapons, robots, creatures, and physics-based sound effects, as well as new oscillators, filters, effects and more. In addition, new features such as the real-time visualization of signals in wires and the integrated module documentation will make modular patching much faster and easier.

New modules in GameSynth 2020.1:

Weapons construction kit: Gunshot, Gun Foley, Bullet Casing

Industrial components: Clang, Gear, Machine, Steam

Creature modules: Animal, Gait

Physics-based generators: Fracture, Impact, Flag

New oscillators: Beam, Mega Saw, Noise Bands, Wavetable, DTMF

New filters: Allpass, Comb, EQ and LMS filters

New effects: Doppler, Limiter, Noise Gate, Spectral Delay, Transients

Math functions: Arithmetic, Constant, Derivatives, Lerp, Mapper

Control and logic modules: ADSR, Pattern, Retrigger, Tempo

ABOUT TSUGI
Tsugi is the leading provider of procedural audio technologies for the video game, animation and movie industries. Founded in 2011 by Nicolas Fournel (ex-Sony, ex-Electronic Arts, ex-Konami), the company uses advanced DSP and AI techniques to create smarter tools that improve the artists' workflow and offer them more creative options. Typical clients include game and movie studios, middleware companies, post-production houses and freelance professionals.

Pricing and Availability:
The new version is available at the introductory price of US $270 (30% off, regular price $390) until the end of June, or as a free update for current users.

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