As much as we now have a real-time lip sync system running, you will of course still want to have in game characters lip sync vocal instructions to your players. In order to do that, we need the ability to record vocals or other sounds. How about instead of using different audio recording software we use Unity to record the audio directly. That way, we can also use this recording system to record sounds in a game just like those Foley artists do. Open up Unity and follow the directions here to create a recording scene:
- From the menu, select
File|New Scene. - After the new scene is created, select from the menu
GameObject|Create Emptyto create a new object in theHierarchywindow. Rename this new objectRecorderand make sure theTransform Positionis set to0. - Locate the
MicrophoneRecorderscript in theProjectwindow and drag it onto the newRecorderobject inHierarchywindow. This will automatically add a newAudio SourceandMicrophone Recordercomponents to the object...