Second Life Forums Archive - Looking for sounds

Moleculor Satyr

Fireflies!

Join date: 5 Jan 2004

Posts: 2,650

09-04-2004 02:52

Ok, I'm not seeing that many places in world to buy SOUNDS at, so I decided I needed to come here. Where can I find some fire and water sounds? (Crackling, roaring, splashing)

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Loki Pico

Registered User

Join date: 20 Jun 2003

Posts: 1,938

09-04-2004 03:44

I found some on this page. Good luck.
ps. google is your friend

http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/soundfx/watersounds.shtml

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Moleculor Satyr

Fireflies!

Join date: 5 Jan 2004

Posts: 2,650

09-04-2004 04:13

That's CHEATING!

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Loki Pico

Registered User

Join date: 20 Jun 2003

Posts: 1,938

09-04-2004 04:20

Well, get your recorder dusted off and get out in nature and record your own damn sounds!

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Chosen Few

Alpha Channel Slave

Join date: 16 Jan 2004

Posts: 7,496

09-04-2004 05:40

Thanks for the link, Loki.

Moleulor, what would you consider not to be "cheating?" Just curious. Geez, I hope yuou were kidding.

I've spent mroe than my fair share of time in recording studios, and whenever I've needed nature sounds added to my tracks, it always ends up coming from a source like this, either on a CD that the studio already has, or else off the web. I'd like to know what other sources you think there are. If I want a the mating call of a central African mecac, do I really need to organize a safari expedition, or is it okay if I look it up?

Moleculor Satyr

Fireflies!

Join date: 5 Jan 2004

Posts: 2,650

09-04-2004 06:00

From: someone

Originally posted by Moleculor Satyr

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Bopete Yossarian

The Script Whisperer

Join date: 28 Feb 2004

Posts: 61

09-04-2004 08:43

I have a water sound that I'd be happy to share. I think a sound library of some kind is a terrific idea, and would gladly contribute or help manage.

I have a Water Stone under my house at Mokualii 53,38 that anyone can copy. I'd love to hear the sound of splashing water along shorelines all over Second Life

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Goshua Lament

Registered User

Join date: 25 Dec 2003

Posts: 703

09-05-2004 10:22

I'd be willing to host a sound library or store at my parcel in Ebisu. There needs to be more sound in game.

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BeauTurkey Basset

Registered User

Join date: 26 May 2004

Posts: 16

09-07-2004 13:35

Ive got tons of sounds i made myself..err i should say found on my hard drive from stuff i owned or offline and transferred them into the games standard. i got babies, cats, water..all sorts of stuff..i'd gladly donate them!

Sami Tabla

Eternal Newbie

Join date: 12 Jun 2004

Posts: 52

09-07-2004 22:47

From: someone

Originally posted by Loki Pico
Well, get your recorder dusted off and get out in nature and record your own damn sounds!

Couldn't agree with ya more Loki...

Might I also suggest that he also invest in a small home audio studio... lol!

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Ghoti Nyak

καλλιστι

Join date: 7 Aug 2004

Posts: 2,078

09-08-2004 08:01

My problem is, I downloaded a bunch of sounds I want to use, but when I try to upload them I get an error teliing me they are bot 44.1mhz or something like that.

-Ghoti

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Synergy Belvedere

Prim Reaper

Join date: 7 Jul 2004

Posts: 253

09-08-2004 11:32

Ghoti,

Open the sound in the Sound Recorder program that comes with windows (start-programs-entertainment-soundrecorder).

Goto the file menu, click properties

Click Convert

Drop down the lower box and select "44.1 Khz 16 bit Stereo"

Click OK twice and save the file

It should now upload fine

Looking for sounds
Moleculor Satyr Fireflies! Join date: 5 Jan 2004 Posts: 2,650	09-04-2004 02:52 Ok, I'm not seeing that many places in world to buy SOUNDS at, so I decided I needed to come here. Where can I find some fire and water sounds? (Crackling, roaring, splashing) _____________________ </sarcasm>
Loki Pico Registered User Join date: 20 Jun 2003 Posts: 1,938	09-04-2004 03:44 I found some on this page. Good luck. ps. google is your friend http://www.partnersinrhyme.com/soundfx/watersounds.shtml _____________________
Moleculor Satyr Fireflies! Join date: 5 Jan 2004 Posts: 2,650	09-04-2004 04:13 That's CHEATING! _____________________ </sarcasm>
Loki Pico Registered User Join date: 20 Jun 2003 Posts: 1,938	09-04-2004 04:20 Well, get your recorder dusted off and get out in nature and record your own damn sounds! _____________________
Chosen Few Alpha Channel Slave Join date: 16 Jan 2004 Posts: 7,496	09-04-2004 05:40 Thanks for the link, Loki. Moleulor, what would you consider not to be "cheating?" Just curious. Geez, I hope yuou were kidding. I've spent mroe than my fair share of time in recording studios, and whenever I've needed nature sounds added to my tracks, it always ends up coming from a source like this, either on a CD that the studio already has, or else off the web. I'd like to know what other sources you think there are. If I want a the mating call of a central African mecac, do I really need to organize a safari expedition, or is it okay if I look it up?
Moleculor Satyr Fireflies! Join date: 5 Jan 2004 Posts: 2,650	09-04-2004 06:00 From: someone Originally posted by Moleculor Satyr _____________________ </sarcasm>
Bopete Yossarian The Script Whisperer Join date: 28 Feb 2004 Posts: 61	09-04-2004 08:43 I have a water sound that I'd be happy to share. I think a sound library of some kind is a terrific idea, and would gladly contribute or help manage. I have a Water Stone under my house at Mokualii 53,38 that anyone can copy. I'd love to hear the sound of splashing water along shorelines all over Second Life _____________________ Log on, rez in, drop out. ENDUT! HOCH HECH!
Goshua Lament Registered User Join date: 25 Dec 2003 Posts: 703	09-05-2004 10:22 I'd be willing to host a sound library or store at my parcel in Ebisu. There needs to be more sound in game. _____________________ Flickr Second Life Photo Gallery I no longer regularly login to SecondLife, but please contact me if an issue arises that needs my attention.
BeauTurkey Basset Registered User Join date: 26 May 2004 Posts: 16	09-07-2004 13:35 Ive got tons of sounds i made myself..err i should say found on my hard drive from stuff i owned or offline and transferred them into the games standard. i got babies, cats, water..all sorts of stuff..i'd gladly donate them!
Sami Tabla Eternal Newbie Join date: 12 Jun 2004 Posts: 52	09-07-2004 22:47 From: someone Originally posted by Loki Pico Well, get your recorder dusted off and get out in nature and record your own damn sounds! Couldn't agree with ya more Loki... Might I also suggest that he also invest in a small home audio studio... lol! _____________________ "Even a Wizard is a Newbie at Times..."
Ghoti Nyak καλλιστι Join date: 7 Aug 2004 Posts: 2,078	09-08-2004 08:01 My problem is, I downloaded a bunch of sounds I want to use, but when I try to upload them I get an error teliing me they are bot 44.1mhz or something like that. -Ghoti _____________________ "Sometimes I believe that this less material life is our truer life, and that our vain presence on the terraqueous globe is itself the secondary or merely virtual phenomenon." ~ H.P. Lovecraft
Synergy Belvedere Prim Reaper Join date: 7 Jul 2004 Posts: 253	09-08-2004 11:32 Ghoti, Open the sound in the Sound Recorder program that comes with windows (start-programs-entertainment-soundrecorder). Goto the file menu, click properties Click Convert Drop down the lower box and select "44.1 Khz 16 bit Stereo" Click OK twice and save the file It should now upload fine

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