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VIDEO GAME SOUND EFFECTS
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Erynden
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CloseI have tried the list in Feldschlacht IV's topic and Resource Museum here, but they're a no go (Maybe I am a terrible researcher, but I googled 'em and that was no help what-so-ever). I am wondering where people get their sound effects, especially one from commercial games. I am not looking for a game specifically, just curious of how or where you guys & gals get the sound effects.
Ginseng_Tea
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Ragnarok Online's DATA.GRF file houses hundreds of sounds effects. If you have that game handy, you can get at their .WAV library by downloading a "GRF Extractor"
(I only suggest this because RO sounds aren't all-too-common in RM games and are of good quality and availability)
For anything not from Ragnarok Online,
http://freesound.org is a good site.
(I only suggest this because RO sounds aren't all-too-common in RM games and are of good quality and availability)
For anything not from Ragnarok Online,
http://freesound.org is a good site.
WolfCoder
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I used Gens+'s wave dump function to capture sounds from the Sound Test mode on some games on the Sega genesis. I also used SFXR to generate some really great old school sounds. I used Audacity to clip the ones I got from Gens+, works great for WAVs.
Trickster Online also has a bunch of the canned sounds you hear in other multimedia works, all in WAV form to begin with in a folder so there's no extracting you need to do. However if you've seen lots of low budget movie titles, these are sounds you've probably heard so much.
Trickster Online also has a bunch of the canned sounds you hear in other multimedia works, all in WAV form to begin with in a folder so there's no extracting you need to do. However if you've seen lots of low budget movie titles, these are sounds you've probably heard so much.
I use http://free-loops.com/
Sound effects resources are possibly the least common resource to find.
Sound effects resources are possibly the least common resource to find.
Radnen
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author=heisenman
Sound effects resources are possibly the least common resource to find.
I would agree with you that is until I found this: SFXR
Procedurally generate any sound you wish. The be all and end all (for most sounds). There are some sounds it can't do, these are generally highly unique sounds anyways.
author=RadnenCtrl + D'd
I would agree with you that is until I found this: SFXR
Thanks for sharing.
author=Radnenauthor=heisenmanI would agree with you that is until I found this: SFXR
Sound effects resources are possibly the least common resource to find.
Ahhhhhh. I've wanted to find this again.
So good.
Jericho
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can someone use sfxr to make a sound effect that evokes images of someone ignoring a wolfcoder post
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