Can anyone replicate the sounds in this video that start at 3:50?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIHF5EoEixc#t=344
Ice lake rock skipping sounds
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I'd try it somehow like this:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0wiipka3ztfbn ... e.cmb?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0wiipka3ztfbn ... e.cmb?dl=0
Sounds similar to the Star Wars guy wire sound they used for laser blasts. I accidentally created the same sound with a slinky when I was a kid (around the same time the first Star Wars movie came out). I suspended the slinky from the ceiling and held a cheap microphone against the other, then tapped it. This could be one of those effects that's actually easier to create mechanically rather than electronically.
Laser blasts
The sound of a hammer on an antenna tower guy wire (Ben Burt tapping the wires of a radio tower) [more]
http://filmsound.org/starwars/
Laser blasts
The sound of a hammer on an antenna tower guy wire (Ben Burt tapping the wires of a radio tower) [more]
http://filmsound.org/starwars/
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Yeah, slinky's but other types of wire and springs too. I recent'y recorded cables used to stabilize a closed diving bell. They run down either side of it to keep it from spinning. They're doing a similar thing.
That said, you cna't really beat ice. The other good one is when you walk on it and the little cracks do a similar thing.
That said, you cna't really beat ice. The other good one is when you walk on it and the little cracks do a similar thing.
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