That sounds cool! I might check it out once it’s out, thanks. Doing multiple exports and managing those was a real pain. I wish blender had some native way to do at least some basic signal processing.

how would you compare the capabilities of godot to other realtime engines for your craft?
I’ve only tested the 2d stuff as of now but I’m mainly intrigued by the lightweightness. I’m stuck in UE professionally which is a different kind of beast but working in it feels so slow-mo sometimes.

I’ve been experimenting with audioreactivity myself lately and am just curious and don’t want to spoil anything but I have to ask. Do you use some kind of processing inside of blender to split the frequency bands or an external audio editing software?

I second this, having a hub of knowledge outside of bsky would be very beneficial

how would you start building the database?