Audio Mouth Gagged (Female) Audiobundle #01

[TheMontyBDSM]

TheMontyBDSM submitted a new resource:

Mouth Gagged (Female) Audiobundle #01 - SFX

This pack contains a demo audio scene and the corresponding audio/effects of women being gagged.
I've seen a lot of scenes on VAM Hub with references to BDSM/Bondage and with women being gagged. But there's always been one thing missing; sound. So, repurposing some scenes from different media that I have kept, I've set out to create these audio packs for all the creators out there who want to add more immersion/realism to their scenes. ;-P

This first audiobundle I'm releasing is on the...

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[Aether15]

Are you going to/would you include the sound files for Audiomate use? Or is this for LogicBricks?

 

[SlimerJSpud]

The audio files are packaged as individual wav files in the var. It would be better if they were packaged as a .assetbundle in a var. Using individual files means loading each one into the scene audio. As an assetbundle, you could use a plugin to play a random sound from the AB. Making an assetbundle does mean going through Unity tho.

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[Aether15]

I need something like this for my current scene My text to voice generator doesn't make the good stuff.

 

[TheMontyBDSM]

The audio files are packaged as individual wav files in the var. It would be better if they were packaged as a .assetbundle in a var. Using individual files means loading each one into the scene audio. As an assetbundle, you could use a plugin to play a random sound from the AB. Making an assetbundle does mean going through Unity tho.

LogicBricks - Plugins -

Overview LogicBricks is a collection of now 34 reusable logic plugins to quickly build simple logic without coding. These go from a simple Relay that just groups triggers via Counter and Blend to more complex bricks for RandomChoice and a very...

hub.virtamate.com

Unity AssetBundles for VaM 1.xx - Guides -

After some people essentially begged me to do it, I spend several evenings this week and the this entire Saturday on writing a tutorial on Unity AssetBundles. It ended up to be an 13 page PDF of 2700 words. Lots of pictures, obviously. This...

hub.virtamate.com

Thanks, later when I wake up I going to improve the resource.

 

[TheMontyBDSM]

First: I'm sorry, I'm very new to VaM, so I don't know the program. I've only been learning, getting to know, and mastering all the concepts, learning how to handle the different possibilities for a month. And I haven't even touched Blender or Unity yet. Mainly because my computer isn't the best hardware to handle this type of programs. My graphics card has 8 GB of RAM, and I've already seen that VaM, Unity or Blender need at least 16 GB of RAM.
Second: Please understand that in some ways, the language barrier separates us. I am from Spain and my English has never been the best. I can get by when speaking it, but it is difficult. I have no problem translating your messages or even translating my own to achieve communication and understanding. That is why I ask for your patience if I am going at a slow pace.
Third: Your advice helps me, so I encourage you to keep posting your opinions, advice, ways to improve the resource and therefore the future ones. Because this is only the first batch. In some way, by helping me, you are also part of this project to improve the VaM experience.
Thank you.

 

[SlimerJSpud]

First: I'm sorry, I'm very new to VaM, so I don't know the program. I've only been learning, getting to know, and mastering all the concepts, learning how to handle the different possibilities for a month. And I haven't even touched Blender or Unity yet. Mainly because my computer isn't the best hardware to handle this type of programs. My graphics card has 8 GB of RAM, and I've already seen that VaM, Unity or Blender need at least 16 GB of RAM.
Second: Please understand that in some ways, the language barrier separates us. I am from Spain and my English has never been the best. I can get by when speaking it, but it is difficult. I have no problem translating your messages or even translating my own to achieve communication and understanding. That is why I ask for your patience if I am going at a slow pace.
Third: Your advice helps me, so I encourage you to keep posting your opinions, advice, ways to improve the resource and therefore the future ones. Because this is only the first batch. In some way, by helping me, you are also part of this project to improve the VaM experience.
Thank you.

It's only a suggestion. You made a good collection of sounds. I'm not good with Blender either.

 

[TheMontyBDSM]

Are you going to/would you include the sound files for Audiomate use? Or is this for LogicBricks?

The .var file includes the audios folder so it's your decision. This media it's to improve your BDSM scenes, so you can use Audiomate or LogicBricks.

 

[Aether15]

The .var file includes the audios folder so it's your decision. This media it's to improve your BDSM scenes, so you can use Audiomate or LogicBricks.

Not sure how to use the existing resource with audio mate. Any tips?

 

[SlimerJSpud]

As I mentioned, this resource has all .wav files as separate files in the var. You have to load each one into Scene Audio manually. Once you do that, then AudioMate should be able to use them. When you save the scene, the config is saved.

 

[TheMontyBDSM]

As I mentioned, this resource has all .wav files as separate files in the var. You have to load each one into Scene Audio manually. Once you do that, then AudioMate should be able to use them. When you save the scene, the config is saved.

Exactly, that's how I made the scene, adding the audios in the Scene Audio of the Main UI in a demo scene.
The way I see it, it's very easy to just talk and say: "Hey, look here! A small collection of the sounds you're looking for!" and then not give you anything. That's why I preferred to do it this way so that you can have a demo and decide if it works for you or not. And also to prove that I'm not a fraud or a liar.

 

[TheMontyBDSM]

TheMontyBDSM updated Mouth Gagged (Female) Audiobundle #01 with a new update entry:

All the audios and warning

I have decided to combine the clips from bundles one and two into one free bundle. This decision has been made because both packs come from the same audiovisual source.

WARNING: The audio in this pack unfortunately has an unwanted echo effect, and I've tried hard to get rid of this effect without ruining the audio. In the next packs I'll try to get much cleaner samples. In the meantime, you could use these samples in scenes that have a dungeon stage/environment. Or maybe a cave.

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[TheMontyBDSM]

TheMontyBDSM updated Mouth Gagged (Female) Audiobundle #01 with a new update entry:

Audiobundle for MacGruber's LogicBricks

Hey everyone! Over the course of this period of time since I uploaded this asset, I've been learning how to use Unity, in order to create a proper and functional asset bundle that brings all the clips together to work with MacGruber's plugins. I hope this is enough, however if you find any flaws or any aspects to improve (apart from the damn echo effect attached to the clips) I beg you to post them in the Discussion section. I'll be happy to read your comments and your tips to improve the...

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[TheMontyBDSM]

TheMontyBDSM updated Mouth Gagged (Female) Audiobundle #01 with a new update entry:

Bye bye, echo effect!!

Finally, I found a powerful tool to clean up most of the echo effect from audio clips. Audio clip #16 (which was most plagued by this unwanted effect) has been added after being cleaned up. Yet in others, the effect is so strongly linked to the voice, that the AI used, instead of removing the effect, has reduced it to something barely perceptible. No more scenario limitations! Enjoy us, and keep in mind that where this pack came from, there is more!

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