Code Slicer
ROLE
Sound Designer, Songwriter & Producer
Responsibilities
Sound Design, Foley, Music and implementing audio-based features using FMOD & C#.
RELEASE
May 2023
GENRE
First-Person Slasher
PLATFORM
Windows
Info
Now that I've graduated University, I've decided to continue with the Beetroot Brotherhood team from Falmouth University on their next project while I search for a job within the industry.
After all of our hard work during the prototyping phase, we decided to continue working on the prototype which we've named 'Code Slicer'.
Check out some of the work I did for the prototype with the button below
While the team were having a review period, I decided to create a splash screen intro and a main menu for the game.
I've been working on the ambience for the main menu scene to bring it to life. I still need to get some traffic sounds designed but I thought I'd share my progress!
The logo itself was created by one of our artists, Denise. I then created the animation using Blender and the sound using Reaper & FL Studio.
The art assets were designed by our other artists: Alfred, Lenny & Otto. I then used their assets to build the 3D scene seen in the menu, with Alfred's help to add some nicer wall grunge and reflections.
I've added a few fun animation sequences into the menu, implementing my own sounds to match. The can and paper rolling sounds required writing a script in C# to track the object's velocity and alter an attached volume parameter sheet within FMOD.
I created my own testing scene within our Unity proiect to allow me to test and demonstrate sounds in context. I also just enjoyed building my own scene and making it look pretty. Here's a quick walkthrough of what I've implemented so far:
On the production side of features, I've implemented the ability to disable / enable line casts for debugging audio occlision.
As it would previously draw line casts to all audio sources to display line-of-sight. This got extremely messy with a lot of sources, so I've implemented the ability to turn them on / off on each source for testing.
Before:
Extremely messy with a lot of audio sources.
After:
All cleaned up, now with the ability to enable line casts on specific sources to debug properly.
Dataslates
Dataslates introduce lore into the game. One of our writers, Adam, wrote the dialogue and I've designed, voiced & processed it.
Here's what I've made so far: