Re: sound choices - what software?

[Wayne Townsend]

Good point C,


So suggest some software for creating object sounds.

I downloaded virtual drummer from download.com, and it was kind of cool.

But a PITA to get the sounds converted into aiff or wav from quicktime.


Your right though, you'd be supprised what you can create when you try.

And it *does* make you feel better!


/w


>looking for sounds......?

>

>dude, make your own.  That's half the fun.  are you creative? or just

>looking for handouts.

>

>for a 'copter, i would record a fan, turned to low speed, and insert a

>playing card into the fan.....there you have it, a helicopter.  I tried

>it and it sounds killer.  It even sounds good optimized at 11Khz, or

>Mhz, or whatever the terminology is.

>

>in short, let you freak flag shine, and develop your own creative

>ideas.  You be much more proud of your project.  (instead of knowing all

>the time that someone else added to your design)

>

>christian.


Wayne Townsend

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