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Found 22 Skills
Generate cohesive UI audio themes with subtle, minimal sound effects for applications. This skill should be used when users want to create a set of coordinated interface sounds for wallet apps, dashboards, or web applications - generating sounds mapped to UI interaction constants like button clicks, notifications, and navigation transitions using ElevenLabs API.
Create memorable sonic logos using design principles from Intel, Netflix, and McDonald's—crafting 2-5 second audio signatures that achieve instant brand recognition. Use when: Creating a sonic logo for a brand; Evaluating audio logo proposals from agencies; Understanding what makes sonic logos effective; Briefing sound designers on logo requirements; Analyzing competitor sonic logos
Expert in web audio, audio processing, and interactive sound design
Game audio principles. Sound design, music integration, adaptive audio systems.
Generate podcast scripts from text content. Use Tone.js and Howler.js for audio mixing. Create intro/outro music, transitions, sound effects.
Edit existing footage into finished videos locally with Tesseract. Make cuts, preserve dialogue, add purposeful sound design, mix audio, and decide where native motion-graphics scenes or overlays improve the story. Use for video editing and revising Tesseract projects, not avatar or video generation.
Invoke when the user asks about sound design, music direction, audio identity, adaptive audio, spatial audio, SFX, sonic palette, dialogue systems, audio middleware, dynamic music, or sound bible creation. Triggers on: "sound design", "music", "audio", "SFX", "adaptive audio", "spatial audio", "sonic palette", "FMOD", "Wwise", "sound bible". Do NOT invoke for narrative dialogue writing (use game-narrative-director) or creative vision (use game-creative-director). Part of the AlterLab GameForge collection.
Build premium, realistic soundtracks for code-made videos and animations from real licensed recordings - launch films, product and feature videos, UI walkthroughs, logo stings, explainers, trailers and animated shorts made with Remotion, HyperFrames, three.js, GSAP or any renderer. Use this whenever a video or animation needs sound design, SFX, foley, ambience, music, a soundtrack, a score, UI click / whoosh / riser / impact / logo-sting sounds, or a music edit to picture; whenever a synthesized or "random" sounding soundtrack must be replaced with real recordings; or when the user asks to source, license, credit, mix, master, critique or mux audio for a film. It covers cue lists from the picture, sourcing from Freesound / Mixkit / composer libraries with licence checks, a music edit at bar lines, a JSON sound design rendered by a deterministic mixer, measured QA (clicks, masking, harshness, sync, loudness) plus earshot listening, a multi-agent critique, mastering, credits and the mux.
Expert 8-bit and chiptune music composer, 80s DJ and dance/pop music specialist, keyboard and keytar virtuoso, and retrogame/videogame background music creator. Use when composing 8-bit tracks, designing chiptune soundscapes, creating 80s-style dance or pop music, writing retro game OSTs, or advising on FM synthesis, square waves, arpeggios, and tracker formats.
Listen with earshot whenever you must judge, choose, trim, verify or compare sound you cannot hear - picking a sound effect, music or ambience from candidates, finding the cleanest moment in a recording, checking whether audio reads as a real recording or as code-synthesized, reviewing a soundtrack or a video's audio (what happens when, sync to picture, loudness, mix), A/B-ing a mix change, or making a sound in code and improving it by listening (earshot forge). Use it before telling anyone how audio sounds.