Digital Prodigy group

Digital Prodigy - Sonic Wonder
Forming in 2008, long time friends acoostix (sound designer, musician, and post-editor), and three30three (sound designer, musician and game audio veteran) decided to team up in an attempt to bring better game audio to the masses. Repetitive, loopy, poorly implemented audio is no longer on the horizon.

What they do

Digital prodigy aims to serve as a one stop shop for all game developers on the scene. Mod groups, and companies alike are welcome. What we aim to do is change the way sound is used in video games and try and prove a point that audio is worth attention then it gets ( ™.9 of the time). Here are some of our observations:

Biohazard - amazing sound design - truly top notch - crappy implementation.
World Of Warcraft - Wicked game, wasted a ton of our lives playing it - WAY TOO MUCH LIBRARY

Recording

A teachers of ours once said - "every film (or, obviously, game) should be covered with at least P new sound that no one has heard before.

This is very true, at Digital Prodigy It is extremely important to us that everything we do is original, and helps out the story/feeling of the game.

Sound Design

Even after the sounds have been recorded or pulled from our original libraries - they are tweaked, effected, re-mixed into something that really sells what is going on. How many guns have you heard in a game that really don't make you feel that the button on your controller has the ability to rip an opponents head off?

Audio Programming and Prototyping

Is your project lucky enough to have a coder? Does your engine allow you to run scripts or new code? Using Max/Msp Digital Prodigy brings an entire new aresenal to the table. Real time synthesis, adaptive music, granular synthesis - these are all technologies that keep the repetition out of sound scape of your next killer FPS.

Music Production
From the classic orchestral theme, to str8 up hard hitting drum and bass and everything in between - Digital Prodify does it. Every killer title has an amazing score to back up the story, characters and the drama in between, why shouldn't yours?