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Whenever I'm writing, there are parts where explosions occur, and writing a simple "ka-boom" feels kind of basic and anticlimactic, so what are ways to write better explosion sound effects? (Sorry for any bad format im on mobile.)

So, I have to foley an explosion sound effect for my sound design class, and I'm not entirely sure how. I'm thinking of popping a paper bag, blowing air into a microphone and dropping some broken glass or pebbles in the background. The sound has to be recorded live, so we're not allowed to edit different effects together.

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First record a loud noise-maker type firework (air bomb, thunder bomb 4000, etc) Duplicate it at least 3 times and shift the speed, 1 faster and 2 slower. Select the explosion trail, (not the loud concussion sound), make at least 4 copies, apply random speed values and shift their positions around a bit. Next do the above tutorial but with brown noise, and about half the amount of tracks, also amplify the noise by a negative value and shift positions a bit.

I developed a nice game with libgdx + java, for android as target platform.I am almost at the end, only improving the maps is the remaining task.Till now I was running - debugging my game on desktop because you know libgdx is cross platform and my expectation was just right click and export for android.And of course I tried, then what? all of a sudden I hit the wall.The problem is that my sound effects are not sounding fine on android.They are working great on desktop but not nice on android. Let me analyze the case with a few questions and on examples:if we consider an explosion sound effect:a scenario; vehicle hits to an explosive I catch the contact from box2d and call play method on a explosion sound effect.what I expect is a normal explosion sound.In desktop I hear it, no problem but in android what I hear is just a very very short noisy (really short perhaps a few miliseconds) then a long silence after a while again a short noisywhat did I try:

I checked if the sound is loaded completely whether not. yes it is loaded completely but sounds same and of course I am playing it after a while my game starts. With this sentence I mean I waited at least the next frame to play the sound because some guys said that it can not play in the first frame in some thread.

I started to think if it is related with performance of my code. think about some other reason that causes a lag and it makes this effect on sounds but here are some values game works with 55-60 fps even some times all calculations take less than 15 ms but I hear the same sound, same with very little files like 60 KB. So, I will keep thinking about the files. if they are broken? or still a format issue? do you have a working sound effect file? or any suggestions about format? I read somewhere 96khz 16 bit ogg file I tried it as well.

I played my game on mobile. I hit some explosives by car. it was sounding same then I went back to menu. I forgot my phone open. The game was running. But screen is locked automatically. It left like that perhaps 15-20 minutes. Then to try one more time I unlocked the screen and what happened? all of a sudden all explosives exploded I herd the sounds really fine and complete and menu screen was still being displayed. as a result I think I can conclude this when game pauses for enough time sound effects gets ready and can be played well. what does this mean now? sound effects didn't load from memory yet but I am trying to play? or get-ready has another meaning here? I checked if it is loaded or not with asset manager's isLoaded() method it returned true. I did this just before calling the play method on sound. should I trust this isLoaded method? or what?

I am pretty sure the issue here is is that your sound effects are 1MB or larger. It says in the libgdx wiki that if a sound file is bigger than 1MB, it will cause issues on Android and the music class needs to be used instead of the sound class.

I have a lot of sound effect instances. Loaded independently and kept in independent pointers. So there is no relation between those sound effect instances in my code. But they are somehow related in somewhere libGDX. Because case is this: I have a gun class in my game. and the gun has a sound effect. if the fire button pressed gun is continuing to loop its sound effect by calling sound.resume() method and if button is not pressed it is paused with sound.pause() method. in desktop this pause method pauses only the gun's sound effect. but in android it pauses all sound effects or not sure perhaps only the last sound effect that's fired. So in each frame if gun is not firing I call pause method on gun's sound effect (my bad implementation) while calling play for some other sound effects and that pause call on gun cancels all other sound effects. That's how I hear a very short noisy..

In this activity, we will learn to create a dynamic, interesting explosion sound effect using just household objects, a telephone and a DAW. We are going to try some Foley art. For this, we need a microphone and a lot of imagination.

So, I first noticed this after saving inside the palace in Nekataka for the first time. Every time I would reload a save from that point, random "crashing" or explosion sound effects would play intermittently, usually coming from offscreen, and particularly when talking to an npc.

I eventually got so fed up with it ruining the excellent storytelling and voice acting that I reloaded from before the palace and played through the entire building without reloading, but again, once I reached the Gullet and quicksaved, then reloaded, there is this intermittent crashing/explosion sound which doesn't go away, it's not related to a particular map, as it's followed me all over the Gullet and Serpent's Nest.

This bug seems to be caused by saving indoors? I'm not sure what exactly triggers it, but it seems that anytime I save in a building and then reload, i'm stuck with this awful constant crashing sound. Help would be appreciated.

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i'm creating a mission in eden editor and i put a 500m trigger that when the blufor player gets to him, some mortar shots fall around. in this trigger I also added the "battlefield explosions" sound effect. the problem is that this sound effect is in a loop, but in the selection of it in the attributes of the trigger it lasts only about 5 seconds. how do I make the sound effect last just this long and not stay in a loop?

put another tirgger with a SMALL radius (this is important, the sound stop will depend when your character reach this small trigger) put it just in the same place from the first one. And on the Activation field type: deleteVehicle triggerName

I realize your post is from a couple of years ago, but this issue you've mentioned about the looping "battlefield explosions" sound effect in Eden Editor for ARMA 3 is a common one. It sounds like you want the effect to terminate after the initial play, rather than loop indefinitely.

Interestingly enough, I recently found this site which offers a range of sounds, from natural to downright goofy. They even have a Fart Soundboard you can use online, if you can believe that! I mention this to highlight the fact that if you want a variety of sound options for your missions, today's technology offers you a plethora of choices.

I want to build a device to simulate a mineshaft blasting / explosion, for an exhibit about mining.

User presses a button (in a later stage perhaps works a cartoonesque plunger), and an explosion sound is played through some loud subwoofer system and a light flash is triggered.

What are the suggestions for hardware logic to simultaneously let a flash go off and play a recorded explosion file?

Any suggestions regarding how to easily hook up a flash? One way could be hooking up to a photography flash, or somekind of disco strobelight device (cut / enable power to it)?

A DFPlayer Mini is cheap and easy to use. Record the explosion in mp3 format onto a micro-sd card, along with any other sounds you need, like warning alarm sounds, countdown etc and the player can initiate the sound effects when commanded by the Arduino. For testing purposes, the player can drive a small speaker directly. For installation, it also has line-level outputs to connect to a more powerful amplifier and speaker(s). ff782bc1db