No. Malleant is not a DAW. It is built to reduce trips to the DAW to add DSP and effects onto 1000s of assets with ease. Saving 90% of your manual time.

Not Yet. The FMOD API limitations prevent an all encompassing integration, however, in the near future we will still have a margin of direct FMOD integration support.

No. Malleant is completely standalone, it is not a wwise plugin. Malleant works with local files and Wwise with upcoming integrations with Unreal, Unity, FMOD and Perforce. Malleant is a solution to a workflow issue, it is not tied to a particular software.

As a batch processing tool, Malleant helps you ‘bake’ non-dynamic DSP chains onto your assets with incredible speed and accuracy - Freeing up CPU usage taken up by the continuous processing of each voice; contributing to a substantial reduction in run-time CPU costs for audio.

When it comes to the workflow -

• Malleant offers Live playback on the in-game audio signal itself, so what you hear is what you get.

• It is a wholly packaged solution and not dependant on a collection of scripts from various sources.

• It is easy to setup, use and interact with, allowing for a much shorter learning curve.

• You don’t need access to your original session files and plugins, reducing project fluff.

However, Malleant cannot allow you to change the layers of a asset itself.

We don’t and we don’t need to. You only ship baked audio assets NO CODE - no VST code nor any MALLEANT code; there is no unlicensed distribution.

No. Malleant is only an editing tool for the sound designer, after playtesting the user must bounce all the DSP effects onto the assets - shipping only the audio files.