Nemisindo: Procedural vs. Recorded?
An introduction to how procedural and recorded approaches differ when creating sound for interactive experiences.
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Nemisindo at “A Night of science and engineering”
A short recap of Nemisindo’s 2025 demonstration at Queen Mary University of London’s Night of Science and Engineering.
Read on Medium (opens in a new tab)Follow The Sound: A Procedural Audio Minigame
A look at a minigame that uses procedural audio as part of its play and listening experience.
Read on Sound & Design (opens in a new tab)Engine sounds for game engines
An exploration of the challenges involved in building responsive engine and motor sound for games.
Read on Sound & Design (opens in a new tab)Nature Pack for Unreal Engine!
An overview of the ideas behind a procedural collection of environmental sounds for Unreal Engine.
Read on Medium (opens in a new tab)Adaptive footsteps sound effect
A discussion of what makes footsteps difficult to vary and adapt convincingly in interactive work.
Read on Sound & Design (opens in a new tab)Nemisindo’s Adaptive Footsteps for Unreal Engine
A look at the design goals behind Nemisindo’s Adaptive Footsteps work for Unreal Engine.
Read on Sound & Design (opens in a new tab)Nemisindo launches procedural audio plugins for Unreal Engine
An announcement from the archive introducing Nemisindo’s early procedural-audio plug-in work for Unreal Engine.
Read on Sound & Design (opens in a new tab)Scream!
A research note on scream detection, acoustic roughness, and why screams attract attention.
Read on Sound & Design (opens in a new tab)Why can you hear the difference between hot and cold water?
An explanation of the audible cues that can make hot and cold water sound different.
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