Hey, I’m Dan!

A video game sound designer based in Manchester, UK. Thanks for checking out my work!

Originally from Nottingham, UK. I’m a passionate about experimentation through interactive audio. During my studies at Bath Spa University, I specialised in game audio and graduated in 2023 with a first-class honours.

Since then, I’ve had the pleasure on working on such projects as Aethus, Thingamajigs, Fallout: London and Star Citizen where I’ve been given the opportunity to design audio bespoke audio systems, explore full sphere audio formats and create soundscapes from top to bottom.

In my spare time I love playing D&D, painting my Necron army and getting my steps in by going on adventures around the world.

Here is my CV!

Skills

Audio Direction, Interactive Sound Design, Cinematic Sound Design, Field Recording, Spatial Audio, Surround Mixing, Dialogue Design, C#, C++, Blueprints, GDScript

Software Proficiencies

Wwise, FMOD, Reaper, Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot

Favourite Games

For ear candy sound design – Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
For detailed storytelling – Baldur’s Gate 3
For nuanced world building – The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild

My Work

Star Citizen

Thingamajigs

Aethus

Fallout: London

Gameplay Redesigns

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous

August 2025

Assassin’s Creed: Shadows

May 2025

5.1 Mix Download

God of War: Ragnarok

December 2022

DOOM

December 2022

Cinematic Redesigns

Chronos: The New Dawn

July 2025

Hades II

June 2023

Behemoth

January 2023

Technical Implementation

Tales Of The Forest

Game Designer

You can find out more here.

Vesper

Audio Director

You can find out more about this project here.

Unreal Engine 5 | Wwise – Cropout Sample Project

May 2025

This details my technical implementation of the Cropout sample game by Epic. This implementation explores the use of non-first peron listeners, ambisonic ambiences surround formats. The development build of the project is available here.

Unity | Wwise – Wwise Adventure Game

January 2023

Part of my Interactive Audio module at Bath Spa University. The above video shows my breakdown of how the final project came to be and the steps I took to get there.

Sound Libraries

I hope you enjoyed my work, here are links to sound libraries I recorded myself. There are are a variety of sources and recording techniques used, from mono close micing to ambisonics.

All audio from my sound libraries can be used in commercial and non-commercial projects without need for attribution. All I ask is that you don’t redistribute the original sound files for profit.

Free

Paid (Coming Soon)