So the first tool that our sound designer uses is called Wyze.

And Wyze is kind of like a middleware.

It's an industry standard audio engine that we use to hook into Unreal Engine 4.

And we use that to store and control all game audio.

Unreal Engine 4 does actually have an audio engine built into it, but we just use Wyze instead.

And yeah, so basically, the way it sort of works is we set up a sound's property or behavior in Wyze, and then we use Unreal Engine 4 to trigger the sound in Wyze.