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Setting user preferences

Resetting confirmation messages

Wwise prompts you for confirmation before performing actions that cannot be undone. While working in Wwise, you can disable some of these confirmation messages by clicking Don't ask again. You can later undo this by resetting confirmation messages in the User Preferences.

To reset confirmation messages:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the Confirmation Messages group of the User Preferences dialog, click Reset.

  3. In the confirmation dialog, click OK.

Managing external editors for audio

In Wwise, you can edit audio files in the external editor of your choice. “Editing audio files in an external editor”을(를) 봐주세요.

To manage external editors:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U). External editors are listed in a table in the User Preferences dialog. See “Using tables” for details.

  2. In the External Editors group, click Add.

  3. In the Open dialog, browse to and select an audio editing program then click Open.

  4. You can now optionally change a selected editor's file path by clicking , or delete it by clicking Delete.

  5. Optionally change the Start Mode. The default, Single Process, is recommended for most editors.

    • Single Process: For each edit request, Wwise starts a single process and passes the list of files to edit as arguments to the process.

    • Multiple Processes: For each edit request, Wwise passes one file to edit as the argument of each process. Select this for audio editors that do not accept multiple files as arguments.

  6. If you have more than one external editor, the first listed is the default. To change the default, select an editor and click Set As Default. In most views in Wwise, the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+E opens the selected file or files in the default editor.

  7. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Setting the Wwise user interface font and scaling

To set the font and scaling:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the User Interface - Font and Scaling group of the User Preferences dialog, optionally set:

    • Font: The font used in the Wwise user interface. A preview is rendered immediately.

    • Font Size: The change is visible after clicking OK.

    • Enable High DPI: By default, Wwise is optimized for display on a 4K or 5K monitor. For lower DPI monitors, you can disable this. The change takes effect after restarting Wwise.

  3. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Setting the theme and color

To set the theme and color:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the Theme and Color group of the User Preferences dialog, set the following:

    • Theme:

      • Classic: The gray theme used in Wwise since its first release.

      • Dark: A palette of primarily dark colors.

      • Light: A palette of primarily light colors.

    • Lightness: The lightness of the theme on a scale of -100 (darkest) to 100 (lightest). Default: 0.

    • Contrast: The contrast of the theme on a scale of -100 (least) to 100 (most). Default: 0.

    • Saturation: The saturation of the theme color, on a scale of 0 (least) to 100 (most). Default: 0. The color can be set with the Color setting.

    • Color: Colorizes neutral gray UI elements. Use the slider to select colors from a spectrum. Changes are visible when Saturation is positive. Default: 0.

  3. Wwise updates the user interface with a preview of the changes. Click OK to save the changes and close the dialog.

Background processing

This setting specifies whether WAV analysis is performed automatically when WAV files are imported or modified. The analysis creates the following data:

  • 파형을 나타내기 위한 피크(peak) 정보

  • 라우드니스 정규화(loudness normalization)을 위한 라우드니스 분석

  • HDR 엔벨로프(envelope)를 위한 RMS 분석

To change the background processing setting:

We recommend you leave this option enabled as it is by default.

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the Background Processing group of the User Preferences dialog, disable or enable Analyze WAV files to find peaks and prepare them for HDR playback.

  3. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Restoring the legacy Property Editor

In Wwise 2024.1, the Property Editor was redesigned and moved from the Primary Editor to the right side of the Object Tab. This option restores the pre-Wwise 2024.1 version of the Property Editor alongside the later version.

To restore the legacy Property Editor:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the Property Editor group of the User Preferences dialog, select Add Legacy Property Editor to Primary Editors.

  3. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Configuring the Wwise Authoring API (WAAPI)

To configure the Wwise Authoring API (WAAPI):

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the Wwise Authoring API (WAAPI) group of the User Preferences dialog, set the following:

    • Enable Wwise Authoring API: Opens the connection for the Wwise Authoring API, according to the following settings.

    • Allow connections from: Comma-separated list of IP addresses (IPv4 or IPv6) that are considered valid. For example, if you have a local server running on localhost, the address would be 127.0.0.1. 다른 IP 주소에서 들어오는 연결은 Wwise가 차단합니다. Default: 127.0.0.1,::1

      The field also supports the metacharacter *. This allows connections from any IP address. It is not secure, and is not recommended.

    • Allow browser connections from: Comma-separated list of origins (http://host:port) that are considered valid (HTTP header Origin). 예를 들어 로컬 서버가 8081 포트에서 실행된다면 오리진은 http://localhost:8081 이 됩니다. 다른 오리진에서 들어오는 연결은 Wwise가 차단할 것입니다. Use this with care because it is the only protection against cross-scripting attacks.

      The field also supports the metacharacter *. This allows connections from any IP address. It is not secure, and is not recommended.

    • WAMP port: WAMP port used by the Wwise Authoring API server. Default: 8080.

    • HTTP port: HTTP port used by the Wwise Authoring API server. Default: 8090.

    • WAMP max clients: Maximum number of concurrent clients that can connect to the Wwise Authoring API server through WAMP. Default: 5.

    • HTTP max clients: Maximum number of concurrent clients that can connect to the Wwise Authoring API server through HTTP POST. Default: 2.

  3. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Setting the MIDI middle-C mapping

MIDI notes are mapped on a fixed numerical range of 0 - 127. The MIDI specification defines the note number 60 as middle-C and all other notes are relative to this. There is a discrepancy that occurs between various models of MIDI devices and software programs concerning which octave of C is considered middle-C.

To specify which octave of C is considered middle-C:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the MIDI group of the User Preferences dialog, choose a value for Display Middle C As:

    • C3: MIDI note range is C-2 to G8

    • C4: MIDI note range is C-1 to G9

    • C5: MIDI note range is C0 to G10

  3. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Configuring Live Media Transfer

This sets the maximum memory that can be used by Live Media Transfer, which can occur if you are “Editing while profiling a game”. New and modified media does not replace files on disk or in the game’s packages; it resides in memory until the game is terminated. Only the media that has been added or modified in the Wwise project and is currently in use by the game is transferred.

When the limit is reached, an error is logged in the “Advanced Profiler”.

You can track the amount of memory used by Live Media Transfer in the Loaded Media tab of the “Capture Log”. In the SoundBank Name column, media transferred in relation to this feature is labeled “From Authoring”.

The amount of memory used by Live Media Transfer is also included in the Used value in the Memory tab of the Advanced Profiler and in the Total Used Memory in the “Performance Monitor”. This contribution is temporary and the amount of memory used by the packaged game will be lower.

To configure Live Media Transfer:

  1. From the menu bar, click Project > User Preferences (Shift+U).

  2. In the Live Media Transfer group of the User Preferences dialog, set the Max memory for Media updates (MB). Default: 2000.

  3. Click OK to save your settings and close the dialog.

Setting the Wwise documentation preferences

In Wwise Authoring, when you press F1 or click the question mark icon, documentation is displayed. You can choose to view it online at audiokinetic.com or in a local CHM file.

Documentation is available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean.

To set the documentation source for Wwise Authoring:

  1. From the menu bar, click Help > Documentation Source.

  2. Select the source:

    • Audiokinetic.com: View the documentation online in your browser.

    • Offline: View the documentation in a local .chm (Compiled HTML Help) file.

To set the language for Wwise Help, “Contextual Help”, and the Wwise SDK documentation:

  1. 메뉴 바에서 Help > Documentation Language를 클릭하세요.

  2. Select one of English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, or Korean.


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