When ICONIC Sound Effects Are Recreated From Scratch

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  @BeAmazed · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @AllTheWeirdestProject · 2 years ago

  For my album, I had to simulate a flame. &nbsp;I started by getting up close to the mic &amp; &nbsp;blowing into it. &nbsp;Then for the crackling flame, I recorded that crackling of fire, I recorded Pop Rocks popping in my mouth. &nbsp;That was rewarding.

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  @lous2187 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Fun fact: the sounds of the TIE Fighters from Star Wars used the sounds of cars and elephants going through puddles of water

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  @yellowbird5411 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ll never watch a high action movie again without picturing some guy screaming into a bucket.

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  @SeattleWhovian · 2 years ago

  The iconic sound of the Doctor&apos;s TARDIS materializing and de-materializing is made by a key being dragged over piano wire. (&quot;Doctor Who&quot; in case y&apos;all didn&apos;t know who the Doctor and what the TARDIS are.)

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  @JeremiahLogsdon · 2 years ago

  Fun fact: the foley artist who mimics bugs bunny eating a carrot at the beginning of all his shows hated carrots, so once he was done he would spit them out😂

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  @commander5028 · 2 years ago

  On the topic of famous monster roars, let’s talk about arguably the most famous monster ever, Godzilla. His roars were created by rubbing gloves covered in pine tar resin on a double bass guitar, and then the rest was very much history

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  @Kyleplier · 2 years ago

  The thing about the T-Rex though, is the real thing most likely used closed mouth vocalizations and low frequency sounds. Your body would feel it before you’d ever hear it. There’s videos on YouTube on that. If you have any sound system with a decent subwoofer, the low frequency sounds will cause the hair on your arms to instinctively &nbsp;stand on end and a chill to go down your spine. I’ve heard the experience is more intense on a high end PA system.

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  @Cheesesystem · 2 years ago (edited)

  Nah bro got done dirty <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBE3pUNislY&amp;t=822">13:42</a>

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  @themightymutt5213 · 2 years ago

  These people are incredibly creative with their props!

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  @roderickhutchinson5447 · 2 years ago

  Here is a fun fact about Star Wars, the Millenium Falcon sound came from a P-51 Mustang.

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  @GiggaVega · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m a professional sound designer strictly for Silent movies. You would be surprised how i make all the sounds in all the silent movies you see.

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