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How to create a realistic laser sound

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Started January 14th, 2014 · 27 replies · Latest reply by Headphaze 11 years, 10 months ago

18hiltc

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11 years, 11 months ago
#21

Oh yah I fixed the links on my profile if you want to visit my YouTube's, you can also visit them from my signature if you haven't noticed.

Check out my own YouTube channel(RC_Swift): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwJFB7r4bcfri4MzEn_REtg
Headphaze

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11 years, 11 months ago
#22

Well done, I may just do that in due time. smile


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18hiltc

143 sounds

1,210 posts

11 years, 11 months ago
#23

Be my guest, I just back from a 200 meter dash(around something like that) I am getting ready for track

Check out my own YouTube channel(RC_Swift): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwJFB7r4bcfri4MzEn_REtg
yammerhant

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11 years, 10 months ago
#24

I saw a documantary years ago, where a guy contact mic'd a guy wire on a radio mast then hit the wire with a heavy wrench. Then he sped up the recording to get the "peow" component for a laser weapon. I think it may have been for the original Star Wars.

Diboz

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11 years, 10 months ago
#25

That's true. Sound designer, Ben Burrt, was responsible for creating that and many Star Wars sounds.
http://filmsound.org/starwars/lasergunstory.htm

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Headphaze

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3,180 posts

11 years, 10 months ago
#26

Diboz wrote:
That's true. Sound designer, Ben Burrt, was responsible for creating that and many Star Wars sounds.
http://filmsound.org/starwars/lasergunstory.htm

Yeah that's correct.

I think we can attribute the slinky to him. But the practice of using piezo transducers on long metal objects is commonplace in the sound design world wink


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