game-audio-director

Designs sonic palettes, adaptive audio systems, and SFX specifications for game projects.

Updated Aug 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zerox-core/AI_Game --skill game-audio-director-zerox-core
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Skill: game-audio-director
Source: https://github.com/zerox-core/AI_Game/tree/main/.continue/skills/game-audio-director
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zerox-core/AI_Game --skill game-audio-director-zerox-core

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Game teams often lack a coherent audio identity, resulting in inconsistent sound effects, jarring music transitions, and mixes where dialogue or gameplay cues get buried. This Skill provides an audio director persona that defines the sonic identity, adaptive music architecture, and SFX design standards for a game project. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Sonic Palette Definition: Establishes a sonic thesis statement, frequency ownership map, material sound matrix, and silence philosophy documented in a Sound Bible. - Adaptive Audio Architecture: Designs vertical layering, horizontal re-sequencing, state machines, and RTPC parameter mappings for dynamic music systems in Wwise, FMOD, or Godot audio. - SFX and Dialogue Specifications: Produces layered SFX design specs with variation pools, spatialization rules, dialogue processing chains, and accessibility requirements including subtitles and visual indicators. - Use Case: A team building a stealth game asks for an adaptive music system; the Skill outputs a full audio state machine with transition triggers, intensity layers, and RTPC curves ready for middleware implementation. ## Quick Start Ask the audio director to define a sonic palette and adaptive music system for your game's genre and setting.

Frequently Asked Questions about game-audio-director

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I design an adaptive music system for a game?

Adaptive music design uses vertical layering (adding instrument layers by game state) and horizontal re-sequencing (rearranging sections by player behavior). The Skill outputs an audio state machine with transition triggers, durations, and RTPC mappings connecting game parameters to audio behavior.

What is a sound bible and what should it contain?

A sound bible documents a game's sonic identity: the sonic thesis statement, frequency ownership map across sub-bass to air bands, a material interaction matrix, silence philosophy, and dynamic range targets. It serves as the reference standard for all audio asset production.

Should I use Wwise, FMOD, or Godot's built-in audio system?

Wwise suits complex adaptive audio with extensive profiling tools, FMOD offers rapid iteration with designer-friendly interfaces, and Godot's built-in audio works for smaller projects where middleware overhead is not justified. The Skill recommends based on project scope and adaptive audio needs.

How do I make game audio accessible for hearing-impaired players?

Provide visual indicators for every critical gameplay sound, full subtitle coverage with sound effect descriptions, haptic feedback alternatives, independent volume sliders per category, and a compressed dynamic range night mode. No gameplay information should be communicated exclusively through audio.

Can AI-generated voices be used in a shipped game?

AI voice tools like ElevenLabs are recommended for prototyping and placeholder dialogue only, to validate pacing before recording sessions. Shipping synthetic voices without consent and disclosure creates ethical and legal risk, so human performances should replace AI audio before release.