GoodEnoughSFX

INITIAL RELEASE

Add sounds from your collection and randomize them, combining them to create new sounds quickly for game projects and jams.

A not so distant cousin of the sfxr sound generators family, for those that know them, generate new sounds quickly and without thinking much, it may not be perfect but it can be good enough.

FEATURES

Randomizer

Add you files, press the Generate button (or R) , hear the result, save it (ctrl+s), did not like it? play with different settings combinations and try again.

gdfxr

Similar to the sfxr generators, press a button (recommended shortcuts. Keys 1 to 7), and create short retro sounds, you can layer many of them to create more robust sounding ones, apply reverb if the retro vibe isn't for you.

Voice Toy

Add a sound, play to your hearts content or record your "live performance" after rehearsing, intended to create "animal/voice" sounds but no hard rules on how or what to use it for. R to randomize.

Area (Proximity) Toy

Add up to 4 sounds, play and create transitions, variations and/or scenarios, once again no hard rules beyond the setting buttons. R to randomize.

Sound Tray

Take the output of one tool to another without saving it by dragging it into the tray (press Tab), so stuff in/out where it makes sense.

Mouse hover other elements to get help or by pressing F1.

LIMITATIONS

*Microphone input not fully tested, may requires OS permissions to access it.

*If an audio input device (Microphones) is connected, the generated sound output quality may result degraded, if you have any issues try disallowing input access to the application, or disconnecting the device.

*Works best with short .wav sounds with format ( WAV 16-bit, 44 kHz, mono) support for .ogg and .mp3 is limited,  as is very long and heavy .wav files and other bit depths.

Made with Godot 3.6