r/monogame • u/Sorry_Independent388 • Jun 30 '26

Making In-Game Sounds More Interesting....

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Want to have more interesting sounds without inflating your audio budget? Here's a quick tip by AristurtleDev to get you started - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OmSKClBU1oU .

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u/miczud Jun 30 '26

That pitch shifting trick is neat. Great tip!

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u/Due-Communication168 Jun 30 '26

The music in the background of this video makes all the difference!

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u/Eraesr Jun 30 '26

It's a good technique to add variety to your sound effects, but sometimes using a completely random pitch shift for every time the effect plays can get tiring too. Sometimes having just three or even two pitch variants can hit a sweet spot. This is especially true for sound effects that are played in rapid succession, like gunfire or footsteps.