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(The page for the sound design pattern/card named Whistling and Humming)
 
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[[Whistling and Humming]] is one element of [[Character Soundprint]], typical to NPC, which is usually used to implement [[Unaware NPC]]. It is a (very) particular case of [[Diegetic Music]].
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[[Whistling and Humming]] is sometimes used in conjunction with [[Chitchat]].
 
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Revision as of 22:54, 21 August 2011

Front face Back face
The card's front face The card's back face

Synopsis

NPC’s casual and passive non-dialogue acoustic manifestations.

Relationships

Context:
Unaware NPC , Character Soundprint .
Close to:
Chitchat .
Possibly with:
Grunts .
Makes use of:
Foley , Diegetic Music .

Description

Whistling and Humming is one element of Character Soundprint, typical to NPC, which is usually used to implement Unaware NPC. It is a (very) particular case of Diegetic Music. Whistling and Humming is sometimes used in conjunction with Chitchat.

Examples

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