Written by Adriane Kuzminski
Kent Bye, host of ‘Voices of VR’, interviews OSSIC CEO Jason Riggs about the company’s new “immersive audio” headphones, the OSSIC X, and the device’s role in the future of music production. These headphones are able to customize to your anatomy and dynamically calibrate to your ears for uncanny, out-of-body experiences that complement the feeling of VR games. And as part of Abbey Road Studios’ Red Incubator, the company is looking to impact the music industry with an “audio sandbox” that allows listeners to interact with and mix musical objects in a 360-degree environment. One you finish the episode, be sure to learn more in Voices of VR’s article about OSSIC.
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In this episode of ‘The Real Virtual Show’, host Malia Probst interviews Steve Lukas of Qualcomm Ventures. Though the parent company is not having the best start to 2017, Steve shares valuable insight into the private equity world’s view of VR and AR ventures, and he shares how he personally evaluates VR start-ups with free advice on the pitch process for any founders who are listening. Malia and Steve also discuss where they think 2016 will fall in the history of VR, and though statically household awareness of VR in the U.S. is low, these two see a bright future for those in the industry who stay smart and play their cards right.
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In this episode of ‘VR Roundtable’, Anthony, Gary and Steve discuss the nine VR games they can’t wait to get their hands on in 2017 – and they even stayed friends in the process. From indie treasures like Neat Corporation’s Budget Cuts to AAA promises like Bethesda’s Fallout 4, the guys of VR Roundtable tell us what is in store for the immediate future, making us wish we could take our headsets and travel back in time to visit our 12-year-old selves to blow their minds. If you haven’t stayed current with developments in VR, this is a great episode to help you catch up and learn what you’ll be able to play very soon!
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Game Audio Packs - Game Sound Effects Libraries Kawaii UI Bundle Play Track 1339+ sounds included $70Kawaii UI Bundle is the ultimate bundle for cute user interface sounds.
In this Bundle you get both volumes of our Kawaii UI libraries.
Kawaii UI + Kawaii UI 2These libraries provide an adorable blend of cute, satisfying interface sounds, crafted to enhance user experience and feedback.
Bring your games and apps to life with the Kawaii UI Bundle.It’s ideal for creating joyful menus, delightful HUDs, playful navigation and notifications, engaging pop-ups, and expressive text.
What’s Inside?
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The designed portion of Kawaii UI Bundle gives you a selection of ready to use OS sounds, various melodic and synth based sounds, button presses, cursors, notifications, swipes, errors, bootups, app opens, loading loops, etc. We’ve even included an adorable vocal alphabet for character text.
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The source recordings inside are a treasure trove of physical button presses, clicks, pops, taps, mouth sounds, toks, shakers, general synthesised UI sounds, FM bells and telemetry style sounds.. Kawaii UI Bundle provides you with the essential building blocks to craft your own distinctive designs. Â Combining these elements gives sound designers a robust sonic palette to create new UI sounds.
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Reverend Kyle, host of ‘Rev VR’, rounds up 2016 and shows us it wasn’t just the year of Virtual Reality, it was also the year of Augmented Reality, Merged Reality, and everything in between (PokémonGo). With his ear firmly to the ground, Kyle examines what we can see in the upcoming year in “immersive technology” with devices growing in popularity, more games being developed, and all the new VR conferences popping up. He also talks about changes in his own life with show sponsors, a new blog, and even his run for POTUS which received 72 votes on Election Day. With an exciting year ahead in VR, Kyle encourages us all to join a nearby VR group, because everyone is welcome.
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The ‘Everything Vive’ podcast helps you navigate what’s new for HTC and Valve’s champion VR device. In this episode, hosts Zain and Ronnie discuss the Sundance Film Festival and its VR experiences, and they mention news surrounding the upcoming “VR on the Mountain” summit. They also talk about The Price of Freedom VR spy game, the AMA with Valve’s Gabe Newell (aka ‘the_gaben’ on Reddit), as well as Glixel’s interview with Epic’s Tim Sweeney. For opinions on news and games in the VR scene (and perhaps a little Reddit talk), be sure to check out Zain and Ronnie’s next episode on YouTube.
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Game Audio Packs - Game Sound Effects Libraries Kawaii UI Bundle Play Track 1339+ sounds included $70
Kawaii UI Bundle is the ultimate bundle for cute user interface sounds.
In this Bundle you get both volumes of our Kawaii UI libraries.
Kawaii UI + Kawaii UI 2These libraries provide an adorable blend of cute, satisfying interface sounds, crafted to enhance user experience and feedback.
Bring your games and apps to life with the Kawaii UI Bundle.It’s ideal for creating joyful menus, delightful HUDs, playful navigation and notifications, engaging pop-ups, and expressive text.
What’s Inside?
Designed
The designed portion of Kawaii UI Bundle gives you a selection of ready to use OS sounds, various melodic and synth based sounds, button presses, cursors, notifications, swipes, errors, bootups, app opens, loading loops, etc. We’ve even included an adorable vocal alphabet for character text.
Source
The source recordings inside are a treasure trove of physical button presses, clicks, pops, taps, mouth sounds, toks, shakers, general synthesised UI sounds, FM bells and telemetry style sounds.. Kawaii UI Bundle provides you with the essential building blocks to craft your own distinctive designs. Â Combining these elements gives sound designers a robust sonic palette to create new UI sounds.
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