You might be interested in a new service for generating sound effects, either to try out yourself or for your followers. Its an online tool for procedurally generating game sound effects, intended to give sound designers a creative tool for generating great game audio content. The service is at https://nemisindo.com (requires the Chrome browser).

Nemisindo, from the Zulu word for "sounds/noise", is a spinout from Queen Mary University of London. We offer sound design services based on their innovative procedural audio technology.

The following video gives an overview of Nemisindo, and our procedural audio and sound design services

​Our service allows users to create sound effects for games, film and VR without the need for vast libraries of sounds. The platform provides tools to create sounds from around 70 classes (engines, footsteps, explosions…) and 700 preselected settings (diesel generator engine, motorbike, Jetsons jet…). It can generate sound effects from scratch, and in real-time, based on intuitive controls guided by the user. If someone wants a ‘whoosh’ sound for their game, or footsteps, gunshots, a dripping faucet, raging fire or applauding audience, they just tell the system what they’re looking for and adjust the sound while it's being created.

Nemisindo can also generate sounds that have never been recorded; a dragon roaring, for instance, light sabres swinging and space cannons firing. These sound effects can also be shaped and crafted at the point of creation by the user, breaking through limitations of sampled sounds.

Nemisindo has caught the attention of Epic Games, and received an Epic MegaGrant to develop procedural audio for the Unreal game engine.

Our online service launches today and can be accessed at nemisindo.com . For the first month, Nemisindo is allowing registered users to download sounds for free. So please register and try it out.

The Nemisindo team can be reached at info@nemisindo.com .