I'm an audio production student working on a post piece that is giving me a bit of trouble. My project is to replace all of the sound (including dialog) from a Hollywood scene. The goal is to get as close to the original sound as possible. The clip is from Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull.
I have a link below of the approximate scene and although it would be ideal to have better sound quality, this is the only link I could find.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0upNuDNRSk
The sounds I am having trouble with are the air raid siren. It is an important part of the scene that I would like to do well on.
The second sound I am having trouble with is the sound that happens right as the shot changes from the town exploding to the car driving away. My teacher said that it sounds like analog delay feeding back into itself.
I am able to use sample libraries and to record my own sounds.
Any suggestions on how I can achieve these would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Drewslum
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There are quite a few elements happening simultaneously, so it's
There are quite a few elements happening simultaneously, so it's hard to hear clearly. Kind of a howling wind sound. It could also be "dry ice" sounds. A large sheet of metal is heated and pieces of dry ice are placed on it. Some of the weirdest sounds you've ever heard.
Of course, it could be the way various sounds interacted within an effects chain.
Nice. I'll try and experiment with these ideas. I did find an ai
Nice. I'll try and experiment with these ideas. I did find an air raid siren from
Hopefully I'll find something that works.
Thanks a lot for the help.
The siren you want is a World War 2 air raid siren. Like this:
The siren you want is a World War 2 air raid siren.
Like this: