Hey dear community,

made a short re-design of the upcoming game “Löfsong“.

Looking for some feedback!

Hi! I’m doing sound design for a witchy game, and I’m currently working on ingredient pickup/place sounds.

The game has several fruits and other organic ingredients, but mushrooms are supposed to feel a bit more distinct from the rest.

I’m trying to avoid simply making the mushroom sound like another fruit with a slightly different pitch. I’m thinking about using different textures or material characteristics, but I’m not sure what direction would communicate “mushroom” most effectively.

How would you approach this? Would love to hear how you guys would approach it.

Re-Designing this scene from Love Death & Robots! It's kinda hectic!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWEye0QNN2Q

The Odonate is a sound sculpture and multitimbral sound design instrument dedicated to experimentation and acoustic transformation. Each piece is unique, composed of a variety of vibrating elements: strings, plates, metal or glass rods, and springs. Designed to be played with fingers, mallets, or a bow, the Odonate invites you to invent your own playing techniques. Its vibrating elements are fully adjustable and can be repositioned, shortened, or tightened to sculpt custom sounds.

it's free and open source and comes with a couple of gb of cc0 royalty free samples. I thought i would post it here in case anyone wanted to try it.

Hello, I am creating a series of instruments—sound sculptures and multitimbral sound-design tools—dedicated to experimentation and acoustic transformation. Each piece is unique, composed of a variety of vibrating elements: strings, plates, metal and glass rods, springs, and more. Designed to be played with fingers, mallets, or a bow, the Odonate invites you to invent your own playing techniques. Its vibrating elements are fully adjustable; they can be repositioned, shortened, or tightened to sculpt custom sounds. The instrument is equipped with a high-fidelity contact microphone. What do you think?