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Indeed!

Thanks! Definitely an interesting idea, I’ll have to play around with different ways of maybe just shifting the super high and ultrasonic frequencies down to an audible range while preserving the lows? Maybe just muting the easy to hear stuff as well.

Thank you so much!

@@skyriversound8964 Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you….

Sorry it took me a while to reply. I don’t know how to set notifications in the TH-cam manager app. For going down multiple octaves I had multiple instances in series then rendered them all together at once.

That’s good feedback to have, thank you!

@@skyriversound8964 Don't get me wrong, it sounds cool but the original really sells the idea of super heated plasma gas being expanded as you open the blade. Yours sounds sort of more electrical, and maybe something I'd associate more with a forerunner weapon maybe?

Maybe try splicing your sounds with the classic sounds, it might be really good that way.

@@ShinkuRED Good point, thanks for listening in detail! Listening to reference material, learning from it and applying it is something I need to improve, I tend to hear the sound I want in my head then I jump right into what I need to do to get there.

Thanks for your question! I don’t believe you can have more than one Bluetooth device connected at a time, that may change with a firmware update but last I heard it is one or the other.

@@skyriversound8964 HI Mate, I have purchsed r-07, campare it with H4n, the r07 builtin mic record less dynamic of sound wave than zoom H4n, which feel more vivid, more information. I finished project reording wind band, the drums, trumpet sound very flat in r07. the builtin mic is realtively smaller than zoom h4n, that's probably why. I wish zoom h1n have blue tooth connection, and peak light signal. however, I like the r-07 cute little design.

Thanks for the observations and comparison, I haven’t tried the H4n but I really like my H8. The big strength of the R-07 for me is that I can easily take it places that would be less practical for my other recorders. I usually run it with external mics and it does quite well. Use whatever works for you, the gear doesn’t make as much of a difference as recording technique does.

Hmmm... I’ve only done firmware once with this. It was counter-intuitive for me, but I did get it working. When was the latest firmware update released?

Thanks for your question! As far as I can tell the Bluetooth in the R-07 will connect either to the app or to a Bluetooth headset but no audio is sent through to the phone and you can’t connect both a phone and wireless headphones at the same time. The cleanest audio path would be to monitor connected straight to the headphone out with a cable as wireless connections would all involve lossy compression like an mp3.

​@@skyriversound8964 That makes sense. Thanks for the quick response!

Sorry for the late reply, but yes! It works fantastically with any USB power supply. Really big plus for longer trips in the field.

That’s awesome! I’d love to hear it!

Thank you! I’m flattered!

I agree

Thank you!

@@skyriversound8964 i think it really fits with the brute shot, because it is like a "brute grenade launcher", it fits so much that for me it could be the original sound from halo, because it looks better than the original one

Спасибо!

This is awesome! I didn't know I could set up dual recordings in case one clipped. I'll have to try that out because sometimes I'll start recording and forget that I was recording quiet ambiences the day before and then BAM!

DJI mic is what you really want

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your comment! In this case I’m just replacing sounds to a video. I know a bit of implementation with Unity and Wwise, given time I could probably learn a proprietary engine like Halo uses, but I’m focusing less on implementation lately and more on creating assets. I hope that answer was helpful.

That’s awesome that you want to do some sound redesigns as well, let me know if you have any questions!

You are welcome!

That's a good idea! Adding some frequency coloration between channels will definitely affect the stereo image. I have some in-ear binaural mics from Roland that I like. For the Mikro Usi, I've been thinking about putting some dense foam or MDF in the middle of the handheld bar kind of like a Jecklin Disc, but haven't decided yet on the design.

Sorry for the long reply, not sure why it takes so long for me to see TH-cam comments. The link you are looking for is th-cam.com/users/AkashThakkarAudio

Thank you for your feedback! Helps me know what to do for future videos. Have a fantastic day!

I took a course from adamtcroft.com, although I don’t know if he is offering the course right now or not. He still has fantastic resources for teaching you to script in Lua for Reaper. Cujo Sound on TH-cam also gives some excellent tutorials for free on his channel. It’s in the Wwise Unity playlist.

@@skyriversound8964 Great! Thanks so much, I'll check those out

Absolutely! I’ll definitely keep doing more videos about Reaper for sound design. In the meantime, Akash Thakkar just released the first in his series of videos on Reaper for game audio, and his work is always top quality.

Thanks!

I don’t believe so. I haven’t tried connecting Bluetooth with anything other than my phone, and I didn’t read anything about Bluetooth file transfer in the manual. Maybe they’ll include this in an update.

You’re welcome! Enjoy!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

It really is great! Sorry it took me a while to reply, TH-cam had my comment filters all funny.

Thank you so much! Sorry I didn’t see your comment sooner.

Thank you so much! I’ll be putting more field recording and nature sounds up in the coming weeks as I get out more. These are some of my favorite sounds to record.

@@skyriversound8964 Cool I look forward to it.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. As far as finding the right people, are you asking from the perspective of a game dev looking for a sound designer, or the other way around?

Thank you! Yes, I must say I am impressed with Soundly for the quality of sounds they provide, the variety and number of sounds available is staggering also. Add that to a stable and easy to use platform and they make a sweet offer.

Blake McNees thank you much!

innokenty Thank you! Sci-Fi, magic, vehicles and weapons are my favorite sounds to make. I’ll show how I use a combination of recorded sounds, synths and effects to make different sounds.