sound effects for film trailers!!!??? at DVinfo.net

Saturnin Kondratiew · October 6th, 2005, 12:18 PM

Ok, i've been all over the net looking for sound effects, stuff like swooshes and tings and all the rest of the goodies that most current film trailers use. I cant find anything that is good quality and what i'm looking for. there are free sites like
flashkit.com
findsounds.com
partnersinrhyme.com

but they mostly have the same recycled sounds. I thoguth about gettin that sony sound package but i dont want to buy it and find out that the desired sounds arent there. I basically need a sound package that has trailer sounds, i'm surprised that no one has released one yet.

if anyone out there wants to trade sounds let me know

Pat Sherman · October 6th, 2005, 03:40 PM

smartsounds.com
dewolfemusic.com

check them out..

Stuart Kupinsky · October 7th, 2005, 07:15 PM

Try sounddogs.com also.

James Bridges · October 17th, 2005, 01:22 PM

What you are looking for are production elements rather than simple sound efx. You may find better luck searching for that. Hope it helps...

Matt Gettemeier · October 17th, 2005, 07:37 PM

People ask about this all the time... I'd say once a month anyway.

$40 per disk for M-Audio Liquid Cinema... for this particular request you want "Cinematic Impact".

It's exactly what you're asking for.

Normally I keep my mouth shut when this question pops up... but I'm feeling generous tonight. Honestly this is like sharing bullets with the competition. I've bought 8 of those M-Audio disks so far 'cause they are so good it'll fry your brain... but they don't just hand you the world on a platter... you'll have to buy a few to really start appreciating them.

Saturnin Kondratiew · October 17th, 2005, 08:23 PM

aweosme thanx for the tip thats what i have been looking for...thank you thank you... you should feel good about yourslef for helping another person.
i owe u one

Mitchell Stookey · October 18th, 2005, 12:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt Gettemeier

People ask about this all the time... I'd say once a month anyway.

$40 per disk for M-Audio Liquid Cinema... for this particular request you want "Cinematic Impact".

It's exactly what you're asking for.

Normally I keep my mouth shut when this question pops up... but I'm feeling generous tonight. Honestly this is like sharing bullets with the competition. I've bought 8 of those M-Audio disks so far 'cause they are so good it'll fry your brain... but they don't just hand you the world on a platter... you'll have to buy a few to really start appreciating them.

I also have some of those discs, and I second him in saying that they are superb quality, and I'm sure EXACTLY what you're looking for. As soon as I got mine I thought, "I can basically make any Hollywood trailer now." No joke, that was my immediate thought. Enjoy!

Matt Gettemeier · October 18th, 2005, 08:31 AM

I just want to clarify what I meant by them "not giving you the world on a platter"... When you get a disk you'll probably think, "why couldn't they have put [fill in the blank] sounds on here too?"... or on SOME of the disks it seems like they give you a dozen or two sounds... then just a bunch of variations of those sounds... so in comparison TO SOME OF THEIR OTHER DISKS it may not seem as good a value.

But the gist is that they are of uncompromising quality and if they gave you EVERYTHING on just a few disks that would be bad business. So you should expect to buy a few. I covered nearly all of the Liquid Cinema disks and the Pulse and Junkyard disks are the only ones that feel really limited to me. I'll get some use out of 'em I'm sure... but they feel like variations on a theme rather then a collection of different choices.

Some of the other disks that aren't Liquid Cinema are just as good for other stuff. You know how they bump cuts in sitcoms or Jackass? Like the guitar you hear? You gotta' know what I mean... anyway... on some of the guitar (or other music) disks it seems like they just gave you a hundred bumps! You don't even have to know the loop program... just use a single loop with a good feel... and BAM done.

I started using JumpBacks years ago and I've heard so many people say they're cheesy... but I stressed then that it's a matter of matching motion rather then just using them as a background. I see JumpBacks everywhere on cable and most people probably don't even notice them 'cause they were used tastefully. These loops are the same way... I hear specific sounds in television and radio production all the time.

That's why I said I'm not normally eager to share this info... the less you see the JumpBacks the more impressive it is when you see one properly integrated... and some of the sounds on the M-Audio disks are so cool and unique that I'd hate to see a trend of many producers choosing the same sounds. All of a sudden my disks would go from being priceless to being worthless!

I think most people that read this won't buy any... some will buy a few... some will buy one... and of those that buy any most will forget about it or be too lazy to use it... so what the hell, this is just info and you can do whatever you want with it.

October 6th, 2005, 12:18 PM	#1
Saturnin Kondratiew Major Player Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: vancouver Posts: 310	sound effects for film trailers!!!??? Ok, i've been all over the net looking for sound effects, stuff like swooshes and tings and all the rest of the goodies that most current film trailers use. I cant find anything that is good quality and what i'm looking for. there are free sites like flashkit.com findsounds.com partnersinrhyme.com but they mostly have the same recycled sounds. I thoguth about gettin that sony sound package but i dont want to buy it and find out that the desired sounds arent there. I basically need a sound package that has trailer sounds, i'm surprised that no one has released one yet. if anyone out there wants to trade sounds let me know __________________ My documentaries - http://www.asphaltjunkiez.com

October 7th, 2005, 07:15 PM	#3
Stuart Kupinsky Regular Crew Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Princeton, NJ Posts: 82	Try sounddogs.com also. __________________ DVX100A/AT4071a/Vegas/After Effects Dual 2GHz Xeon PC

October 17th, 2005, 01:22 PM	#4
James Bridges Regular Crew Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Posts: 113	Elements What you are looking for are production elements rather than simple sound efx. You may find better luck searching for that. Hope it helps... __________________ James out------ Check out the Southern Winds Film Festival. Call for entries is now open! http://www.southernwindsfilmfestival.com http://www.phigmentphilms.com

October 17th, 2005, 08:23 PM	#6
Saturnin Kondratiew Major Player Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: vancouver Posts: 310	aweosme thanx for the tip thats what i have been looking for...thank you thank you... you should feel good about yourslef for helping another person. i owe u one __________________ My documentaries - http://www.asphaltjunkiez.com

October 6th, 2005, 03:40 PM	#2
Pat Sherman Major Player Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: DuPont, Wa Posts: 325	smartsounds.com dewolfemusic.com check them out..

October 17th, 2005, 07:37 PM	#5
Matt Gettemeier Major Player Join Date: May 2003 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Posts: 936	People ask about this all the time... I'd say once a month anyway. $40 per disk for M-Audio Liquid Cinema... for this particular request you want "Cinematic Impact". It's exactly what you're asking for. Normally I keep my mouth shut when this question pops up... but I'm feeling generous tonight. Honestly this is like sharing bullets with the competition. I've bought 8 of those M-Audio disks so far 'cause they are so good it'll fry your brain... but they don't just hand you the world on a platter... you'll have to buy a few to really start appreciating them.

October 18th, 2005, 08:31 AM	#8
Matt Gettemeier Major Player Join Date: May 2003 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Posts: 936	I just want to clarify what I meant by them "not giving you the world on a platter"... When you get a disk you'll probably think, "why couldn't they have put [fill in the blank] sounds on here too?"... or on SOME of the disks it seems like they give you a dozen or two sounds... then just a bunch of variations of those sounds... so in comparison TO SOME OF THEIR OTHER DISKS it may not seem as good a value. But the gist is that they are of uncompromising quality and if they gave you EVERYTHING on just a few disks that would be bad business. So you should expect to buy a few. I covered nearly all of the Liquid Cinema disks and the Pulse and Junkyard disks are the only ones that feel really limited to me. I'll get some use out of 'em I'm sure... but they feel like variations on a theme rather then a collection of different choices. Some of the other disks that aren't Liquid Cinema are just as good for other stuff. You know how they bump cuts in sitcoms or Jackass? Like the guitar you hear? You gotta' know what I mean... anyway... on some of the guitar (or other music) disks it seems like they just gave you a hundred bumps! You don't even have to know the loop program... just use a single loop with a good feel... and BAM done. I started using JumpBacks years ago and I've heard so many people say they're cheesy... but I stressed then that it's a matter of matching motion rather then just using them as a background. I see JumpBacks everywhere on cable and most people probably don't even notice them 'cause they were used tastefully. These loops are the same way... I hear specific sounds in television and radio production all the time. That's why I said I'm not normally eager to share this info... the less you see the JumpBacks the more impressive it is when you see one properly integrated... and some of the sounds on the M-Audio disks are so cool and unique that I'd hate to see a trend of many producers choosing the same sounds. All of a sudden my disks would go from being priceless to being worthless! I think most people that read this won't buy any... some will buy a few... some will buy one... and of those that buy any most will forget about it or be too lazy to use it... so what the hell, this is just info and you can do whatever you want with it.