CubeSounds Prototype

I approve *thumbs up* :D

Eargasm!

It's amazing stuff like this that makes you guys so awesome.

Keep this stuff comin'.

Seems like a nice innovative way to add some realism and the effects are clearly quite substantial. Good job!

Nice work your idea really makes a difference.

Test it on headphones, 2.0 and 4.1 sound systems. Everywhere i feel difference and like Split_Second says: "Eargasm!" :D

The sky is rendered in Vue ;D
Love the examples. My knowledge on sound in games are very limited. This is really interesting.
I begin to more consciously listen to the sound in games. I already have some games that feature rivers/beaches that I want to check out again and see how the sound works there.

Very nice. My PC's 5.1 surround came to life compared to the point sourced example.

so in fact the proper solution is simple as well as elegant. I really miss any sort of doppler effect in games(yes there are many racers without it) and combining it with the lame approach would show how bad the games really are. Just make sure the game has good sounds, loudness and reverbs to match.

There is a real difference!

If all the little things in I.M. are like this, then we will get one of the greatest games of all time.

I'm going to have to get me some 4.1 headphones now...

Cool ! ...

You guys are geniuses. I really, really wish I had enough to offer that I could work with you guys.

this is gonna be the best sounding game ever made. and whit the fun from bullseye and runing man. its gonna be a great game..... if its ever et dune.. keep up the good work :)

Get "Failed to load Unity.dll". Anyone know what the problem may be?

holi £"%"£$" this sounds awesome on my surround headset taking about immersive its almost like i have a fountain in my room XD

cant her with my 7.1 headset any difference between the 2 examples

Very nice cant wait to see this in IM.

Well, I have a Fubar IV headphone amplifier with Sennheiser HD650 headphones and there's a clear difference between those 2 examples. In other words, the 2nd one is far better. IM is going to have the best sound design ever :-)

TOTALLY BRILLIANT!

Clap Clap Clap Very good I am so impressed by that :D

It's nice you're letting the community have such an insight in your work. And of course the examples are well given, too.
I also like the way you present that, using the Unity Web Player instead of just posting videos or samples.

Very well done. Your solution is simple, elegant, and by what I see, may use less resources, and certainly less sound sources, but with greater effect. This goes toward better immersion, and a better product while making it a bit lighter on the machine.

I can't get the demo's to work. When I hit play they just vanish

Glad to see that you guys are caring about sound.

5 bucks for ingenuity.

Praetorian guard: What browser do you have?

Aha! Jumping reveals your secret! very cunning sir;)

ClaymoreMD: Firefox 4

@preatorianguard
Well there's your problem right there.
Stop using Firefox Beta, Unity support is bugged.
Use 3.6

@Split_Second Firfox 4 is not any more in beta. And it works fine for me.

Very interesting. I never would have thought about moving sound sources!

Also Firefox4 worked fine for me, and it was released in late March, so no longer Beta.

great work; simple and powerfull.

Well it doesn't work for me. Even tried uninstalling Unity and at that point I get the prompt to install Unity again when I try to play them. But the second its done installing it just "blanks" again >_<

If you got problems with Unity, just try out all the different browser. 1 of them will probably work.

Nice work :)

Keep it coming!

I like it, kudos to you. :D

Really cool!

Magnifico.

this is pretty good

I loved everything within the tests and the previews, like The Vault, Bullseye, and Running Man. I can tell this game is going to be great, I'm interested in game design also, what I do is create the basic map in 3D Game Studio and models in 3D Studio Max, and then move them into Unity, it works most effective. Photoshop CS5 Extended is good for making textures and sky boxes, also if you use 3D Studio Max to create a model working with Photoshops' 3D abilities it works most affective for creating stuff quickly, but with minimal glitches, then you just work all the physics and stuff out. 3D Studio Max is also great for creating foliage, using stuff like that allows you to create good 3D games pretty quickly then all you have to do is work out the physics and programming in Unity.