Sections
Manifest can contain any of the following sections.
Sections provide "good defaults", a way to classify your audio assets, and even more.
SFX
sfx
is used to define simple sounds.
my_custom_sfx: ./somewhere/sfx.ogg
Default | Editable? | |
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usage | in-memory | ✅ |
volume settings | SfxVolume | ⛔ |
Onos
onos
(onomatopeia) is used to define audio with 2 files each, one per gender.
my_custom_ono:
fem: ./somewhere/ono.wav
male: ./somewhere/else/ono.wav
Default | Editable? | |
---|---|---|
usage | in-memory | ✅ |
volume settings | DialogueVolume | ⛔ |
Useful for audio that do not require any subtitle, but still have a notion of gender.
e.g. goons grunts and other onos.
Voices
voices
(sometimes called voiceovers) is used to define audio with multiple files each
and optional subtitles.
Default | Editable? | |
---|---|---|
usage | on-demand | ✅ |
volume settings | DialogueVolume | ⛔ |
Simple Voice
my_simple_voice:
en-us: ./some/voice.wav
Useful for audio that have to be translated into multiple languages, but for which the notion of gender does not matter.
e.g. a vending machine promotional speech
Simple Voice with subtitle
my_simple_voice:
en-us:
file: ./some/voice.wav
subtitle: "hello world"
Defining subtitle will automatically register them with Codeware Localization and play them alongside audio, for the proper gender and locale(s).
Plural Voice
version: 1.0.0
voices:
my_plural_voice:
en-us:
fem: ./fem_intro.mp3
male: ./male_intro.mp3
subtitle: "Let me introduce myself, I'm V."
my_other_plural_voice:
en-us:
fem:
file: ./fem_wake_up.mp3
subtitle: "Looks yourself in the mirror, girl."
male:
file: ./male_wake_up.mp3
subtitle: "Look yourself in the mirror, dude."
Useful for dialogues that are both locale-based and gender-based, with subtitle.
e.g. V's dialogues.
Music
music
defines songs and ambience music.
version: 1.0.0
music:
gorillaz_feel_good_inc: ./feel-good-inc.mp3
Default | Editable? | |
---|---|---|
usage | streaming | ✅ |
volume settings | MusicVolume | ⛔ |