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I am really tired of taking damage from behind thinking it was far away, thinking i'm gonna get away when suddenly i get finished by a melee. But oh wait there was absolutely 0 gunfire sound. There was only the sound of the bullets depleting my health and shield. Fix your game

Just recently bought a T7i and I used it to record a short video. The first video, I shot with a connected lapel wired lapel mic. The second take I did with just the camera's built in mic. When I loaded the video files on my Mac there is no sound at all in the videos. Either one. I assumed that the mic recording would be automatic. Am I missing something?

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I am struggling to figure out an elegant way of doing this. Currently, I have tried creating a game object with a StudioEventEmmiter attached to it and adding a SteamAudioSource to it. But every time I invoke play on the object the sound only plays sporadically maybe 5% of the time.

Doing some further testing, I have disabled occlusion and transmition in the fmod event. Now the sound plays 100% of the time. But the reflections happen still only at 5% of the time. This is from a static event emitter with a steam audio source attached being activated and deactivated.

With your new soundset you build (with Encounters and stuff) and downloaded into the player, what happens if you start a mood? You say there is no sound, but what about icons? Do the elements that should be playing have a lit up play icon and the little ring moving around it?

Also remember that the first time you trigger a sound Syrinscape has to load it into the devices cache so there may be a slight delay depending on the size of the oneshot. With moods you wont notice this as there are lots of smaller sounds that start whilst the larger ones load in but with oneshots the delay can stand out more.

I am using shotcut to do simple videos with a voice recording and a photo. The sound seems to go out randomly once in every 3 or 4 videos. I have uploaded over 100 videos and will have to redo quite a few of them.

Some Alexa footage was shot at 48fps in order for it to playback in slow motion at 24p. Our treanscoding process is thru Resolve, so I was hoping that I could apply a 200% speed affect to the footage an render it out as mxf like all the rest, then sync it in Avid. It doesn't work that way, apperantly.

gumbaedit:I was hoping that I could apply a 200% speed affect to the footage an render it out as mxfThat would defeat the purpose of how it has been shot and will destroy the 1:1 frame-to-frame relationship between MXF proxy and camera original. You would not want to have that done in telecine either, right?

Not sure if everyone is getting this, but we are taking damage from a player with absolutely not shot heard, from our entire squad. As in our squad will not hear shots at all but people die and a player has killed us. usually multiple damage times then death. Utter quiet while it happens.

Scavs kill me before even firing a shot. It's especially apparent around corners, i dont even have a chance to react. Before someone say's something, it's not regular desync. I have been playing for a while and can tell the difference. Also thousands of people saw it happen to Kotton on his stream.

Mind you I spawned in this Customs game 30~min late. ( I came in at about the 53 min mark.) Spawn in, Immediately attacked by 2 scavs on blue van road (killed them minimal damage taken). . . . Pushing along across river to the Welcome to Tarkov tank, I crest the hill and start to cross road....boom screen skakes from OVER 9000% silent gun, very slight damage but I'm alive...start to run back to tank....second shot shakes me again and I hear a glitched/abnormal/cut short shot gun blast....ok wounded but still alive....almost immediately boom grenade WRECKS ME RIGHT UNDER ME.....and NO it wasn't my own RGD, the only RGD I had was in my BETA

I have had one invisible shooter today, as in person not showing and me getting shot or whatever to death almost was like a ghost beating on me, also had in same session a non player scav shooting with pistol animation but no gun in his hand and no sound from the gun either.

That just happened to me 5 minutes ago. Fully loaded on gear.

Thought i was the last guy in the raid and headed to extract.

And then i take damage.... no gunshots no hits, but i took a shitload of damage and fell to my face.

I figured out what it was, it was the shutter button. If I very lightly half press the shutter for focus lock it's fine, but if I press it a little harder (but still not taking the shot) the actuator beneath the button makes a slight clicking noise.

I have to correct my previous statement. As I said I have every sound switched off on my RX, but still while taking a picture there is faint clicking sound that comes after half-pressing the shutter. I don't think it comes from the button itself, but all I wanted to mention is that there is nothing wrong with your camera.

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I like a quiet camera that does not make any sound during operation. The RX-100 has a pretty quiet shutter and it is fine. But when I press any keys when navigating the menus it make all kinds of beeping sounds. When it gets focus lock it beeps. That means every shot it is beeping at me. I looked and looked but could not seem to find the option to turn the sound off. Other cameras usually have multiple level of sound levels to suit ones need. But I can't find it on RX-100. Anyone knows how to turn the sound off?

Received a new RX100 this Tuesday (Sept 25th), Made In Japan version. On mine, I don't hear any beeps of any kind when pressing any of the controls, only sound it makes is when the shutter is pressed with the sound On in Audio Signals. When the Control Wheel is pressed Up, Down, Left or Right, is it suppose to make any sound? When the sound is turned off, no sounds at all, of course. This isn't a big deal to me. I actually prefer it this way. Just curious if anyone else has experienced this?

Therefore, if you want to be sure that the correct plugin is selected (audio for loop, sampler for one-shot), delete what's in the pad first (in pad mode: SHIFT + ERASE + pad to erase), then load your one-shot / loop.

What's nice is that this way you can force loading a one-shot inside the audio plugin (to get auto tempo, time stretch, etc. or when your sample is not tagged as a loop and is only available in the one-shots page) or a loop inside the sampler plugin:

Few sounds have the power to capture attention like shots fired from a gun. Even the subtler sounds connected to a gunshot, like the click of a disengaged safety or the loading of a fresh clip, can carry psychological weight when prepared correctly.

We've hand-selected some our favorite gun sound effects from the Audio Design Desk collection and placed them here in our royalty free sound effect pack. Have a listen below and download the pack for free when you're ready to get started.

The unmistakable zap of a Star Wars blaster, developed by Ben Burtt, emerged accidentally while he was hiking through a mountain. His bag was caught on a guy wire dangling from a radio tower. It made an otherworldly sound after being yanked off and inspired Burtt to take a field recording.

Burtt later went searching for a similar kind of wire in California and found an abandoned tower. The wind dampeners, or styrofoam balls that prevent guy wires from vibrating, had been removed. He banged on the wires with different pieces of metal and recorded the sounds to produce the iconic Star Wars laser cannons.

Field recordings and foley can be time consuming and expensive, leading some sound designers to create sci-fi gun sounds from digital synthesizers instead. Early video games relied on synthesis exclusively, because their chips lacked the memory needed to support sampled audio files. The video below features an interview between Wired and a group of sound designers with expertise in retro games.

Gun sounds in this era were generally limited to shots and impacts, represented by square and triangle waves. Even ordinary action and war games sounded a bit like science fiction, due to their use of synthetic tones.

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