SoundMaker integrates with Unreal's MetaSound system by providing a number of nodes.

The Player Node triggers a SoundMaker event on a specified game object, enabling comprehensive playback controls such as Play, Pause, Stop, and the ability to adjust audio properties like Volume and Pitch for dynamic sound management.

The FPK Node allows you to select and trigger a SoundMaker event from a predefined FPK (File Package) archive, streamlining event selection and organization.

The GameObject Node wraps the SoundMaker game object, managing all the component instances associated with triggered events. It serves as the container for handling sound components linked to a particular event.

The SetParameter Node updates or modifies the value of a runtime parameter, enabling real-time adjustments to sound behavior based on gameplay events or conditions.

The SetSwitch Node switches or assigns a value to a specific parameter, allowing you to toggle between different audio states or behaviors dynamically within the sound system.

These steps describe how to prepare your project for deployment.

Before deploying a project you have to select the "Export SoundMaker Runtime FPKs" menu item. This will extract all the events from the distributed SoundMaker sample libraries and exported into a single sound banks that will be used by the packaged project.

Selecting the "Edit > Project Settings" menu item and navigating to the Packaging section from the left hand pane, under the Project heading and adding the SoundMaker RuntimeFPKs output directory to the "Additional Non-Asset Directories To Copy" list.

When the bank output directory is added to the "Additional Non-Asset Directories To Copy" list the banks will be copied as loose files when packaging your project.