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Remaking Illaois Tentacle Smash Sound from League of Legends
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Remaking Illaois Tentacle Smash Sound from League of Legends

Learn to Recreate Illaoi's Tentacle Smash Sound Effect from League of Legends with easily accessible tools
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Created byRyan Stunkel
Last updated 11/2017
English
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What you'll learn

  • Recreate a Professional Sound Effect with provided Source Recordings
  • Become very Familiar with Reaper and Audio Editing
  • Create More Sound Effects on your own with Reaper

Course content

3 sections • 21 lectures • 2h 41m total length

  • Introduction2:41

    Learn to recreate the tentacle smash sound from League of Legends using Reaper, source recordings, and an effects chain with compressor, equalizer, and pitch shifter.

  • Reaper link and other Resources0:16

    Hey guys! Are you ready to recreate the sound of Illaoi's Tentacle Smash? We include all of the audio files that we use in this course so you can follow along with what we are doing step by step. And we also give you the original Reaper Project File that I use in this course so you can see exactly what I did yourself!

  • Downloading Reaper3:03

    Learn how to download reaper, a digital audio workstation, for free evaluation on Windows or Mac, with a 60-day license. Explore basic tools like play, pause, stop, and regions.

  • Basic Reaper and DAW Functions10:05

    Explore digital audio workstations basics with Reaper, creating and arranging tracks, looping regions, and applying fades and crossfades. Use the mixer, arr window, and screen sets to optimize sound design.

  • Hotkeys and Custom Actions4:42
  • Project Defaults9:58

    Set up project defaults in Reaper by configuring preferences, creating a subdirectory for the project, copying media into the project folder, and saving these as default settings for frame-based workflows.

  • How to add FX in Reaper7:48

    Learn how to add and manage effects in Reaper, including pitch shifting and compression. Explore per-track vs global effects and how signal flow changes the sound.

  • About Frequency and Equalizers9:55

    Explore how frequency and equalizers shape sound by boosting or cutting bass, mids, and treble, and how high pass and low shelf filters sculpt the spectrum.

  • About Envelopes5:18

Requirements

  • Own a Computer
  • Speakers or Headphones to Listen to your Computer
  • Reaper (you can get a free version)

Description

Do you want to learn to edit audio to create professional sound effects? Or are you a game developer who loves to make games? But you don’t know where to start with learning about audio and sound? Or maybe you’re a video game composer who wants to dive into the world of sound design.

In this course, we will teach you how to recreate the sound of Illaoi's Tentacle Smash Sound Effect with the Audio Editing Program Reaper. I will be providing you with the source recordings so you can follow along yourself. And I will also be giving you the original session that I created so you can see exactly what I did. Then we’ll use the tools we learned from Reaper to teach about the different effects that are available in Reaper including Equalizers, Pitch Shifting, Compressors and limiters.

And you’ll get to watch me create all of this step by step so you can follow along and try making it yourself.

Getting started with making sound effects can be expensive and difficult, so I made this course to help people get started with sound design and audio editing without investing too much time or money. Reaper is free for the first 60 days and I provide you with the audio files so you can create the same exact sound effect that I did.

So what are you waiting for? Get started and enroll today! Looking forward to seeing you there.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners to Audio Editing
  • Game Developers
  • Musicians
  • Gamers
  • Anyone who wants to improve on their audio editing skills

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