Would Like to Help Out

[turtleman04]

I'd like to help out in this dept. I've been working on a few sound fx, they sound really wacked out. If I could get some help or pointers, it would mean a lot to me. I'll post a few here. But I must warn you, they are kind of freaky I've posted a different one in the remaining sound fx topic.

[turtleman04]

midi file (hope this works)

[fatboyslim]

listen to this for evil animals or people

[fatboyslim]

nice squeal too

[Vernon]

I will look at these when I get time. :)

[turtleman04]

thank you very much.

[Vernon]

OK these sounds are actually quite creepy. I think that with some effects applied they could be put to good use. I will look into applying effects when I get more time - keep up the good work. If you want to make any more, post them here. :)

[turtleman04]

thank you, and here's a new one. I call it a disturbed animal. You'll see why.

[Vernon]

haha yes I do see why. Good work. Hmmm now we just need to find a place to put all of these sounds. :)

[turtleman04]

Here's a new one. I made it for usage such as passing through exteriors. I'll let you decide what you think of it.

[Anonymous]

WTF???!!!

[turtleman04]

Here's one I made for cave dripping. May need some help with the echo.

[dragonfly]

the low-frequency hum in these sounds can be avoided by using a better microphone, or if you cant afford one, try to use a low-cut filter and cut off the lower frequency range from 60hz and downward (50hz if you're in a 220V country); that should help a lot with the hum. you can also use a noise gate to automatically cut off the signal during silent passages; this eliminates a lot of noise as well.
both Logic Audio and Cubase have EQs, low-cut filters, high-pass filters and noise gates built-in as VST effects.

[CommonsNat]

Dragonfly's back!