Exploiting Game Graphics Rendering For Sound Generation

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Procedural content generation is a set of widely used techniques for the creation of diverse and engaging assets in a game environment. While it is extensively exploited in graphics rendering, little attention is given to its application in game audio, where assets are still predominantly sample - based. Since there's a plethora of information that dictates graphics generation readily available in the game engine, the potential to use it for procedural sound design is highly promising and gives rise to the following research question: how can existing animation information, available in the game engine, be used to generate the sounds produced when objects interact in a game environment? The author believes that the outcome of this research can potentially contribute towards the creation of games with a higher level of immersion, while being computationally more efficient and requiring less time to be developed.