godot-audio-systems — Claude Code skill for Godot audio

What godot-audio-systems does

The skill covers how Godot's audio engine works and ships scripts for the usual jobs. There is a priority voice pool that steals the lowest-priority oldest voice while protecting hero lines, a concurrency cap for identical sound effects, sidechain-style ducking of music under dialogue, and helpers for Music/SFX/UI/Voice bus volume and mute at runtime. A second group handles space: raycast muffling, reverb zones driven by Area3D, and footstep banks picked by surface.

For music you get vertical stem intensity on AudioStreamSynchronized, a horizontal clip graph on AudioStreamInteractive, and a wrapper for the adaptive player. There is also procedural tone generation for hums and engines, an FFT spectrum visualizer, and subtitle sync tied to playback position.

The usual trap is bus volume: it is logarithmic, so UI sliders have to be mapped through linear_to_db(), otherwise everything stays loud until the last few percent of the slider. 3D players ship with no attenuation model, so without Inverse Distance a whisper across the map plays at full volume. The skill tells you to open only the script matching your task instead of loading the whole catalog.