sine.wav - various auditory

[sinewav]

where do i create the moviesounds folder?

The same directory as the moviepack folder, but not inside the moviepack folder.

~/Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/moviesounds

[2020]

so
i've inserted them in the right folder
but when i play
no sound...
any suggestions?

[sinewav]

No sound at all? You should double check that you have sound enabled in the first place.

System Setup >> Sound Settings >> Sound Quality: Off|Low|Med|High

[2020]

sound settings doesn't open...
nothing happens when i select it...

[sinewav]

sound settings doesn't open...
nothing happens when i select it...

Wait, are you using the 0.3 client? Because sound is broken in that one.

[2020]

ah shoot
i thought this was the fix for it...
:s

[sinewav]

I sculpted another explosion/dietron out of half a dozen synths. It's my favorite one yet.

[Phytotron]

I'd like to hear it without the white noise. Just the bloop-bloops.

[sinewav]

I'd like to hear it without the white noise. Just the bloop-bloops.

OK, here is a remix. Killed the white noise and adjusted the other properties accordingly. It took 30 seconds. Because I'm a pro.

[Phytotron]

Heh, yeah, that's good and old school.

[sinewav]

Heh, yeah, that's good and old school.

Oh dude, you know what this sound effect reminds me of? Bezerk! When the robots shoot. I farking love that game. It's on my top ten golden age games list (also part of the inspiration for my maze-a-tron server).

"The humanoid must not escape"

[Phytotron]

Heh, it kinda does. I loaded up the arcade version to check, as well as the Atari and Vectrex versions. It's more your own shot, though, rather than the Automazeons'.

Chicken, fight like a robot!

[sinewav]

Dude, this is sick! It's not a sound you can use like the ones above, but it's a crazy sound you can use if you are into crazy music production. My client crashed with three cycles stuck to the rim. I happened to toggle through them really fast and was like, "whoa that's awesome!" I was quick enough to open my audio editor and record the output before the client disconnected. What I have is like a vintage synth arpeggio (I was using a custom engine sound). Totally bitchin'. Probably wouldn't be too difficult to find a good loop point with a little crossfade and use it in tempo with something -- at least I'm going to try after I finish my current project.