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fire1.wav

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arvid

April 4th, 2006

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Sound effects > Natural elements and explosions
competition 2006

I recorded my acoustic guitar with an old dictaphone and sampled that
directly to my Casio SK-1. Captured it with my computer (M-Audio 24/96)
and processed the file in Soundforge. I gappered the file (adding a lot of silent passages at a certain frequency) and pitched it down. Also added some reverb.
Mixed the file with a distorted version of the file using the cyanide2
plug-in. After that I mixed the file with another file, which I made by
drawing very short waves followed by silence (ticking and clicking
sounds).
What you hear is a distorted mush of flames, flickering in the wind and popping and ticking sounds.

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clicks
distorted
fire
guitar
processed

Type

Wave (.wav)

Duration

0:47.392

File size

8.0 MB

Sample rate

44100.0 Hz

Bit depth

16 bit

Channels

Stereo

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dragoshi

12 years ago

This will make an awesome nightmarish TV static sound effect. thanks!

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