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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | In the "Guitar trashing" thread I had cause to type-out what I thought a guitar, falling to a hard floor, would sound like...I went with....
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Don't know if that works for others or not...
Got me to thinking about how YOU might do this sound effect?
Then, I got to thinking about other relateted sound effects, like breaking a string?
Thought seeing a list would be kind of entertaining as well as expanding our literary talents.... |
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | For an unwound string, it has to be "Binkkk", but a wound string usually makes a noise more like "doinchhchchchch".
Not really a fan of thinking about guitars falling onto hard floors, as it brings me out in a cold sweat. A plugged in strat definitely makes a "Kerrannggggg" noise, and that's why I have straploks on everything now....
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Location: SE Michigan | Guitar falling off of a stand onto hard floor:
KERPLAAANNNNGGGG....NNNNGGGGG....NNNNGGGG....NNNGGG....NNGG!
String breaking:
GDNUNDT! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | SSSSSHHHHIIIITTTTT.
That's the second noise. You fill in the first one. |
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| Aaaaaaaaaaaarghhhhhhhhh, my eye, my eye !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Sound of an Ovation falling and hitting the floor: "tap, tap, tap". bad example, but that's me tapping a plastic spoon on my table.
Sound of me watching an Ovation falling and hitting the floor: "Damn glad that wasn't mine".
Interesting thread however, because it made me think of the recent jam at Moody's house. he's got a really nice place and we filled it with plenty of people, plenty of food and booze (nice job Jerrie) and a very, very impressive selection of guitars. Probably 20+ guitars. FD14's, U681's, Slothead, shiny bowls, Adamas's, 1537's, 87's, Book mando, mandocello, etc. etc. You name it. It was a mightly impressive scene. As you can imagine, these instruments were scattered everywhere and often in some very precarious positions. I am amazed that nothing bad happended to any of them. Other than Cliff setting his hair on fire, everything came through undamaged.
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Standingovation:
[QB]....Cliff setting his hair on fire...../QB] Sounds like...(works best in a high pitched whine)...
"TITO!! TITO!!! POUR A PEPSI ON ME!! QUICKLY, PLEASE TITO!!!" |
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Location: Southern California | I'll go with Mark's description.
Meanwhile, what about the noise made when someone walks into an old Fender Super Twin amp with the reverb cranked up? |
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