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Matt2East
Pretty, Pretty Fairy Princess
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 Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 4:26 pm Post subject: cheap, quick n dirty sound fx |
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I'm looking to create some sound fx and voice assets. Email me to discuss rates - they won't be expensive so long as it's worth my time. Here are a few demos:
Sword
Club
Claw
Magic Missile (I'm attacking the darkness!)
Bow
Monster
I also produce music that's really fun. Why not have me do both? :-)
-Matt
matt@2eastmusic.com
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Mattias Gustavsson
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| Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 5:54 pm Post subject: |
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If you bundled a few non-exclusives together into a royalty-free pack (like your music packs) I'd be interested in that. Just so you know :D
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js71
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| Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 11:12 pm Post subject: |
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Hmm, not to put you down or anything, but these sound pretty tinny and I can guess how most of them were recorded. The 'club' and 'bow' effects sound like something being dropped on a desk (though the club one sounds doubled?), the 'magic missle' sounds a bit like amped background nosie run through a phaser, and the 'monster' one just... sounds like you quietly 'raaaah'-ing into a mic. ;)
I wouldn't complain if I heard these in an indie RPG, but I'm not sure if they're something developers would pay for. Of course, I could be blatantly wrong, and I'm not trying to be overly harsh, but this is just what I get from hearing them.
~Josiah
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RedSlash
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Despite the fact that I can make my own 'rrraaaarrr' in the mic, I think if he sold them in large packs, i.e. 1000+ samples covering a good general range of sound effects, they would be worth a developer's time and money.
I've been searching around to purchase such a compilation but haven't found any that suited my taste yet.
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Matt2East
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| Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 3:15 am Post subject: |
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They're budget sounds for budget projects, and I'm certainly not claiming otherwise. I'll probably invest in a sample library that I can draw from soon, but I'm just looking to build some sound credentials for now.
I don't work for free because it's just a bad idea, but I'm willing to do sound for dirt cheap, since it isn't hard to just blitz this stuff out. I'm also trying to bundle other audio services with music composition, which I am much more accomplished at.
For some audio compilations, check out the audio content packs hosted by Garage Games:
http://garagegames.com/developer/torque/contentpacks/
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