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mga-ueda vunknown added 2026-08-01 verified 2026-08-01
You need to transfer DAW-designed interactive music structures (transitions, layers, cues, fades) into Wwise Interactive Music without building each container and property by hand.
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MGA Wwise IM Importer automates the translation of music structures designed in a DAW into Wwise Interactive Music. Rather than manually configuring containers, transitions, cues, and fade properties one by one in Wwise, you audition and configure transitions and layers directly on waveforms within the app, then export everything to Wwise in one pass via WAAPI.
The tool supports both horizontal (crossfade/switch between tracks) and vertical (additive layer, layer-switch) interactive music patterns simultaneously within one project. It handles WAV splitting, loudness measurement, Make-Up Gain correction for layer balance, and streaming settings (Prefetch Length, Look-ahead Time), going beyond what pure WAAPI scripting can reach. Embedded WAV markers from any DAW work, and the app includes its own marker editing so a separate waveform editor is not required.
Nuendo/Cubase marker-track XML unlocks full tempo/bar/beat grid support for visual cue placement, but is not required. Multi-file drop and batch export allow an entire music implementation to be assembled and pushed to Wwise in one session.
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