Interactive Sound Design is the process of creating soundscapes that respond to user actions in real-time. This technique is commonly used in video games, virtual reality, and interactive installations, where audio elements change based on player interactions or environmental factors. The goal is to enhance the immersive experience by making sounds feel dynamic and engaging. In this field, sound designers use various tools and software to manipulate audio elements, such as Fmod or Wwise. They consider factors like spatial audio, layering, and timing to ensure that sounds complement the visual elements and contribute to the overall atmosphere of the experience.