Get your system ready for this certification! Follow the guidelines to install Wwise, and any other tools, assets and files you’ll be using throughout this course.

Module 1: From silence to sound

Transform a simple action in the game Cube—the throwing of an ice gem—into an engaging experience, complete with an ice blast sound effect. Let’s get started!

Module 2: Using a single WAV file for multiple applications

Learn to use different parts of a WAV file for different purposes and how to fine-tune them.

Module 3: Creating sonic variety with few resources

Learn to work within these constraints by creating a lot of sonic variety with few resources.

Module 4: Using Switches

Attach footstep sounds to the Wwizard’s movements and change that sound anytime the surface under his feet changes.

Module 5: Using Game Parameters

Create audible feedback related to the Wwizard's health.

Module 6: Using States

Make sure the sound of his heartbeat stops when he's defeated (gulp!).

Module 7: Profiling Game Syncs

Learn some techniques to quickly uncover the cause of any such issues.

Module 8: Using 3D Spatialization

Use 3D Spatialization to make the droning teleporter sound gradually increase in volume and frequency as the player approaches the teleporter.

Module 9: Using 3D Position Automation

Position a sound in the 3D world in a way that's randomized!

Module 10: Using Speaker Panning

Use Speaker Panning to position woosh and magic sounds in the 3D world.

Module 11: Organizing with Actor-Mixers

Learn how to manage such large numbers.

Module 12: Understanding the Master Audio Bus

Learn how Wwise mixes fifty or more sounds together.

Module 13: Submixing with Additional Audio Busses

Learn to create dedicated busses for your environmental, music, and SFX sounds.

Module 14: Working with Effects

Add Effects to your toolbox, offering a world of possibilities, including reverbs, dynamic processors, equalization, and delay.

Module 15: Using Soundcaster

Learn to use the Soundcaster view to arrange multiple instances of the Transport Control.

Module 16: Configuring a Mixing Desk

Learn how to use the Mixing Desk alongside the Soundcaster view.

Module 17: Using Control Surfaces

Learn to go beyond this limitation and dramatically enhance your productivity using an external MIDI-based control surface as an alternate input device.

Module 18: Working with Multiple SoundBanks

Create a second SoundBank and then ensure all of your Events are added to one SoundBank or the other depending on when they are needed in the game.

Module 19: Managing SoundBank size

Learn how you can scale a project in the later stages of development.

Module 20: Optimizing your sound design

Learn how to determine how much processing power your design requires.