Who I Am
Idealist. Surrealist. Overall Audio Nerd.
Hello and welcome to my corner of the internet!
Let me introduce myself – I’m a game audio designer based in Providence, RI, with over two decades of experience in audio and music production. My journey into game sound design began in 2011, when I stumbled upon the fascinating world of indie games. Intrigued, I dedicated my time and resources into carving my niche in the games industry. Since then, I’ve been deeply engaged with the global community of game developers, continuously learning and evolving.
Recognizing the interconnected nature of game design, I strive to broaden my knowledge and enhance my role as a sound designer. Each project I take is its own creative journey, and I relish the opportunity to tackle new concepts and challenges.
What I Do
The many facets of a game audio designer.
Interactive Audio Design
Interactive audio design is about creating sound systems that will complement all the other systems that make up your game. Making sure sound is used as a way to reinforce game mechanics and also bring the proper aesthetic to the game, that’s what it’s all about.
Asset Creation
After mapping out the general plan for the audio for the game, the process of creating audio assets begins. Taking the time to create unique sound effects that help the game stand out and become a more memorable experience, is always a goal during this step of the process.
Audio Implementation
The work doesn’t stop at asset creation, audio implementation is key to making a great sounding game. Whether using in-house audio tools or third-party audio middleware software, I make sure that all sound assets and systems are working in game the way they were designed to be.
Trailers and Cinematics
Linear sound design is a big part of game audio as well. From announcement trailers to in game cinematics, I work on project videos to bring some of that “wow” factor or cinematic feel you come to expect from linear media.
Mixing and Mastering
Ah, how good it feels to see it all come together. Mixing and mastering is that last step in the game audio process. Making sure all the audio elements work well with the music and with each other in the beautiful audio spectrum.
And More…
From voice acting direction to field recording, foley work to audio synthesis. Each game is its own world with its own set of challenges and needs, that’s what makes this work so exciting. I love working creatively with the development team to solve challenges in the most interesting way possible.
Get in Touch
Send me a message and tell me things!
Do it!
I getting involved and helping other developers create new and exciting games. So lets have a chat and see how I can help you and your team achieve your creative vision and more!
ed@edsounddesign.com