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What I've just described is an example of an entire game development process for audio in today's world with a few advanced techniques. While there are quite a few other techniques not yet in general use that I'll describe later, this is still a very good way to create audio for your game. Why?
We've seen that technology isn't just about using 44.1-kHz files or licensing a hit band. Technology that makes implementation go faster can yield far higher profits because it lets you finish faster and under budget.
We've discussed the fact that multitracking your sounds gives you an edge over two-channel editors. We've also discussed that doing new things with your music and sound can yield very positive results. Everyone agrees repetition is ...
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