I remember back in the day, when games had zero sound and we played them on an oscilloscope, you had to call up Michael Winslow and he would add the sound via phone. Good times!
It's a shame. With the invention of pocket Winslows and the advancement of Winslow Chips, sure the quality of our Winslows got better but nothing really beats that retro Winslow dial-up type nostalgia for me :(
A lazy-ass internet cafe operator once told me my internet cafe computer with counter strike 1.6 had no sound (despite the PC having a headset plugged in) because "Some games just don't have sound.".
I always knew you’d do a collab with Michael Winslow, it’s been obvious since 2004 and everyone called me so stupid for shouting it in the middle of busy intersections
I worked with Michael Winslow on a show and can confirm he’s this bonkers in real life. Came into our office, thanked us and made a bunch of sounds, and was gone as quick as he came.
@@Talonflamez Well that's a naive statement... people certainly lived and even thrived before he invented gravity. It was just harder. You jump too high back then, and your ass was headed to the sun.
Many don't know this but nothing on this planet has the ability to make sounds. It's all just Michael Winslow on his microphone giving us the gift of sound
In the beginning, there was nothing. Then God said "Let there be light", and it was so. Then Michael Winslow said "Man this shit BORING ewuhewuhPHEWWWW PCHGHHGHGH". And it was so.
Dunkey being the serious one in this duo makes me laugh more than it should, and it makes the moments where he breaks character that much funnier. Fantastic work as always.
2:04 Theres just something about him getting Michael Winslow on the show, asking him to do sound effects, and then characteristically being like "Okay???" after the man does his job that really gets me
It's so weird, Michael Winslow was only a name to me because of Dunkey and now, as if so many years later this was the culmination, the punchline to this joke that's been building, Michael Winslow in a Dunkey Video. Feels kind of insane
Sounds like that Onomatopoeia character that Kevin Smith created for the _Green Arrow_ comic. He was a serial killer of non-superpowered superheroes--yes, that's an oxymoron--and basically could mimic any sound so as to more easily sneak up on them.
I’m really glad Michael Winslow helped implement sound into reality. Before that happened i had to start up a video game every rime i wanted to hear something.
as a sound engineer, I appreciate this so much, Dunk. nobody talks about this stuff but the soundmen, yet it's so paramount to the overall experience you have with a game. or any other form of mixed media art.
So glad dunked finally did a face reveal. Also I was a little surprised at the artistic choice to mix this entire video into the left speaker, although that may simply be due to my right headphone being completely destroyed.
How considerate for him to mix the video for your specific headphone situation. I hope he rereleases this video tomorrow with a right channel version. With my left side broken I at least understood that it was some guy ranting about donkey kong.
i only wear my left headphone so i thought you were serious so i listened the to the whole thing again only to have Michael scream into both of my ears this time.
Is it just me or is this one of the best Dunk videos in a while? Michael Binslow really stole the show on this one. That Knack song brought a tear to my eye.
It's an incredible combination of useful, interesting information, with an amazing guest star, with a different format than usual, and all of it absolutely masterfully edited and hilarious. This is like peak entertainment for me.
True but so much of the comedy comes from dunkey's editing. A bog standard youtuber, like will smith for example, would probably just have edited it as a simple back and forth conversation
I met Michael Winslow in person recently when he did a show at my local watering hole. He really is hilarious and the sounds he can make are unbelievable!
For those that don't know dunkey and Michael Winslow go back years. They worked in Hollywood together on the famous man slipping on banana peel sound which would go on to revolutionise the movie industry.
@@andresnyman580 well , I just looked up Dunkey, and he was born in the 1990s, so it's not likely that he worked during the golden age of Hollywood. I take it this whole thing was a joke I didnt get
For those of you who are unaware about Dunkey and Michael Winslow, they go way back - they were the creative minds behind Bowser’s Big Bean Burrito and Bubsy 3D
This is awesome, I can't believe you got so huge to be able to get THE Michael Winslow! This is the most legendary collab! I honestly thought this was a classic Donkey fake out with clips taken from another video!
The Michael Winslow clips were all taken from leaked Knack 2 behind the scenes footage captured before Mr. Winslow’s untimely death later that century.
Dunkey legit is one of the top 10 most consistent TH-camrs with how high quality his videos are and the laughs it provides, as well as being able to switch to a serious one
Would love more dunklow. Dunky’s fast pace comedy and Winslow’s cornucopia of sounds are a great match. These guys might win an Oscar or a Norbel Prize for their epic humourity
@@roundabout468 my favourite part of norbit was when eddie murphy said "it's norbin time" and norbed all over those guys. truly a norbel prize-worthy scene
This is actually one of the coolest videos dunkey’s ever done simply of how he has a special guest to back his points and the way he puts his own funny twist on how they interacted is actually gold
Pretty sure dunkey just used footage from something Michael did. If he actually did collab, this was a mega strange way to do it, especially without even speaking to or about eachother once.
The sounds of Half Life are so deeply ingrained in my brain: the health station’s rhythmic beep, the gentle prodding voice of your suit, the stilted and gravely compound PA.
When you said health station the suit charge station sound immediately popped into my head with the "no more juice" *EER AAR* sound at the end. Didn't realised how burned it was into my brain 😂
Damn, Michael is like a whole soundboard. It's like he has a database of sound files and his mouth can just reproduce them at will. That's an art form.
My heart soared when he included the clip of Mario running around Tostarena in the intro. The amount of times I go back to that world just because of that pitter patter is unhealthy 🙂
Thank you Dunkey. I was not aware of video games sounds until this video! Can't wait to try and see if I can notice them next time I play a video game.
Never give up, fren. I gave up on the future i saw of working with companies in making every surface of a home an accessible touch screen. Now my dream was seen as made for billionaires and corrupt software companies so i dropped out, but it still stings when i see that kind of thing in movies and stuff. Dont let those dreams go mate.
Dunkey your content is so varied and interesting. It's so easy to churn out video after video of schlock, but unlike 90% of this hellsite you put in the effort to come up with original jokes and never settle into a set formula. Really appreciate your channel, it continues to be funny and enjoyable to me after all these years.
For me, personally, the top tier sound design on Super Nintendo was Super Metroid. Start a new file on that game and just listen carefully to what you hear during the first hour or so of play. Dark, brooding, atmospheric, lonely, heroic, it's iconic. It's classic. Mastapiece.
It's fucking insane you got Mike winslow for this. God damn. My brother saw him open up for Animal collective at bonnaroo in 2012. Shit was fucking insane. Guy has a pedalboard in his diaphragm
I'm convinced a strong reason why that game was as successful as it was is because of the sound it makes when the bullets connect to the target that fftt fftt fftt sound.
1. i can't believe he actually got Michael Winslow on a video. Winslow is an absolute legend this was incredible. 2. sound design is such an underrated part of games because, just like in film, a lot of times when it's done right you don't really notice it, but if it's done badly, you definitely know. good sound design becomes such an immersive part of the experience of a game that it just feels natural and so you don't always pick up on all the little nuances of it and just how incredible it is. sometimes i've not realized just how important sound was in a specific game until i hear an iconic sound out of context from the game and i'm instantly transported back to playing it.
@@KucheKlizma i simply mean it's not something everyone who plays games raves about. like Dunkey said in the beginning of the video, gameplay and graphics are what gets attention, and that's understandable because gameplay and graphics are good and fundamental to a fun and immersive game! but like i said, good sound design gets "underrated" in the sense that if it's good you don't even really notice it, a lot of hard work goes into making sure that most people don't even think twice about all the sounds helping to create the experience.
When I was at audio engineer school, we had a whole course on game audio. We basically had to make this half ass game in the unreal engine and add the sound to the game using a program called F Mod. After the course I quickly realized thats not what i wanted to do career wise but since then, i’ve had the upmost respect for people in game audio. That shit is a grind.
I did the same thing for school recently, way more sound effects than I anticipate. I like working with sound and stuff, but working on a game was a mess.
I feel that. There are a lot of courses I took in college that confirmed for me two things: the people who devote their lives to this stuff are true artists, and I am NOT gonna be one of them.
As a sound designer, I nearly had a heart attack when I saw this notification. Thank you, Dunkey, for highlighting the importance of something that most people don’t even think about while playing a game. Although, in fairness, if they’re not thinking about the sound while playing a game, that means the sound designers did their job right.
I appreciate the Sounddesign of every Game. Without it the Game would be dull and unfun. Without Sounddesign Great Visual Effects like an Atomic Breath from Godzilla would be reduced to just a Ray of light. Game Worlds would be lifeless without Sound. Sound is absolutely important. You have a great Job.
"We discussed this" killed me. I have to agree, sound design is the most interesting part that engages a player. I can't begin to properly express the anxiety I felt during some of the challenge bananas in dk64. The damn beaver mini game had my blood pressure up listening to those squeaky bastards.
@@xSenwar Oh wow, you guys are really smart. It was intended all along?!?? Obviously I'm aware of that, all I was saying is that I couldn't stop myself from laughing everytime it happened.
super smash melee's sounds for some reason are the most satisfying in any video game. even down to the voicelines of the announcer. its just so perfect
The silence is really important. Outer Wilds does this really well. When you crash your ship or fall through the black hole and find yourself drifting in space and all you can hear is the sound of your character breathing... it's so perfect!
Outer Wilds has one of the best soundtracks and uses it so spectacularly. Every planet has their own sound. There's moments of silence and then moments of perfectly placed noise. The Echoes DLC really shines in this. That first intro into the new area where you just get hit with that orchestra track out of nowhere, so beautiful. Choosing to be vague as to not spoil things obviously.
Outer Wilds is the game I thought of immediately when silence came up in the video. No game I've ever played made me feel so much like an astronaut. Genuinely breathtaking at times. I remember the first few times of coasting through Dark Bramble, trying to be completely still and silent while coasting on momentum alone, terrified of alerting the anglerfish. Just perfect
My sister loves the sound of Luigi walking in Luigi's Mansion. It's very important for a game's sounds to make feel relaxed so that you can have a better experience with it and not feel frustrated when hearing the same sounds over and over.
@@korrectmethod you can watch the video early while it’s unlisted if you give your credit card info to a tech support caller, so he probably watched it early
@@korrectmethod Sorry korrect method! I used my 12 BILLION dollars i had stored in a SAFE of the coast of ARKANSAS to pay dunkey personally in order to watch the video 3 minutes in advance! Simple really!
I actually bought a game solely for it's sound design once: Risk of Rain 2. After watching a few videos on it, I loved the sounds the weapons made, and the sounds of footsteps, damage, jumping, et cetera. Such fantastic audio for such a fantastic game.
i was ready for a 7 minute video of random video game sounds and am proud of dunkey who managed to make me think that that‘s a completely normal thing for him to upload
@@FuryOnIce Not really sure what happened to my original comment, but given I screenshot all my comments for future review and after rereading, I will agree, I did. He is proud that dunkey managed to make him think it would be normal for a seven minute video of just video game sounds, I was indeed incorrect.
You know, Thief 1 and 2 had a realistic sound design. Not only that, but it was designed to allow players to fill in the gaps of information they would regularly not see. Even better, players who play for a while will be neurologically playing cartographer on the fly.
honestly the thief series (not the 2014 one) has the best audio to gameplay design and was ahead of it's time, it doesn't reduce stealth games to just line of sight but also to your own footsteps and environment that we wouldn't see in most games till the late 2000s
To this day the dk country games have some of the best sound, fx, ambience, everything. Music is an obvious strength - but man the sound when you grab a banana coin in tropical freeze makes me feel some type of way
DKC2 soundtrack still gives me chills today after all these years since playing it as a kid. Honestly epic the kind of music they were able to compose and put in that game!
Truly a masterpiece. Reminded me of when my girlfriend left me days before I moved to a far away city to study something I hate. The sounds of that day are timeless classics.
@@shanemiller1182 Yeah. She was my childhood friend too. So I not only lost my girlfriend, but also my best friend. Now I'm just the villain of the story. It's even funnier when you remember that the project I was working on fell apart on the same week. So I'm out of money XD
2:33 Oh, we definitely hit those limits while working on Rift Apart, they're just wayyyyy higher than they used to be. One of the reasons sound effects, music, and VO end up taking so much space on the disc is that, even with proper compression, they can't compete with other assets. Most visuals -- 3d models, shaders, animations, VFX, etc. -- can be stored as mathematical instructions and reconstructed in real time when the game runs. Those tens of thousands of individual footstep sounds though? Gotta come from somewhere.
For now at least, in the future audio will be more feasible to generate dynamically and that'll likely help cut down on how much is needed to be stored in asset form. That sort of thing can already be done in fact but is still far too expensive for real time gaming due to the complexity of physical sound synthesis. Ironically games in the past were closer to this ideal given they used sound synthesis via PSGs to generate all the music and effects rather than just big blobs of PCM encoded data like modern music/sfx/etc in games after high capacity things like CDs started to be used. You can fit an entire hour long soundtrack from an old C64 game in only a few dozen kilobytes compared to the megabytes of data that'd be required to store it at the same quality as PCM data, though of course it was quite limited in what it could actually sound like compared to what can be done today.
@@presentfactory This is true! We're still a good ways off from that though. In the meantime, I'm grateful we have gigabytes to work with instead of just kilobytes haha -- means we have the creative freedom to cover all kinds of detailed little moments in loving detail!
Man, this is funnier on the second watch, now that I'm actually wrapping my head around Michael and Dunkey collaborating on a video. I thought you were just taking soundclips out of context from something he did, watching the first few clips of him. You're such a consistently funny youtuber, ten years now I've laughed at these videos and they never lost that "classic dunkey" feeling.
Dunkey, my man, mah absolute legends in terms of video games and to some degree other media. This collab with Mr Winslow is the most amazing content ever, period. I didn't know I wanted it but you sure as hell delivered it on a silver tablet. Thank you so soooo much for continuing being a wholesome content creator. Much love from Germany.
I actually bought a game solely for it's sound design once: Risk of Rain 2. After watching a few videos on it, I loved the sounds the weapons made, and the sounds of footsteps, damage, jumping, et cetera. Such fantastic audio for such a fantastic game.
Risk of Rain 2 has some of the greatest audio! And their music is beautiful. You feel like you're exploring a serene planet when in reality you're trying to fight for your own survival. I love how they contrasted that with the audio.
For me personally, I'm glad you made subtitles for this video so I could watch it without the sound on. That's the only way to truly feel immersed in the video and to understand all the visual comedy that the ViddogameJunkey is so famous for.
2:25 the best part is that it recently came out that the audio was compressed, and then uncompressed, meaning it took up all that space without giving you any of the benefits of it being high quality.
This is awesome, I can't believe you got so huge to be able to get THE Michael Winslow! This is the most legendary collab! I honestly thought this was a classic Donkey fake out with clips taken from another video! ♥️♥️♥️
I remember back in the day, when games had zero sound and we played them on an oscilloscope, you had to call up Michael Winslow and he would add the sound via phone. Good times!
Wow really makes you appreciate how little my generation needs to call up Michael Winslow because it's barely once or twice a month at this point.
@@harrysarge Call your Winslow, dude.
It's a shame. With the invention of pocket Winslows and the advancement of Winslow Chips, sure the quality of our Winslows got better but nothing really beats that retro Winslow dial-up type nostalgia for me :(
A lazy-ass internet cafe operator once told me my internet cafe computer with counter strike 1.6 had no sound (despite the PC having a headset plugged in) because "Some games just don't have sound.".
you had a working phone back then?
I always knew you’d do a collab with Michael Winslow, it’s been obvious since 2004 and everyone called me so stupid for shouting it in the middle of busy intersections
joel sighting
glad i wasn’t the only one!
Thank you for the input, Joel.
Joellll
Most people can't accept such insaneo style prophecies
I worked with Michael Winslow on a show and can confirm he’s this bonkers in real life. Came into our office, thanked us and made a bunch of sounds, and was gone as quick as he came.
could you expect any less from the inventor of sound himself
you talk about him like he's a cryptid
@@inthedeadhours i spotted him one night outside of the garage. Wouldn't have noticed him except for the fact that he was making charmander sounds.
@@I_am_not_alive02 … alright man. •_•
@@I_am_not_alive02 yes I did
Dunkey has a talent for making a video seem unfinished while making it feel complete, it really is magic.
I think you meant to say, he has a Knack.
KNACK IS BACK BAYBEEEEE
@@PenguinLord10 knack ain't neva left!!!
It really makes you FEEL like you watch a videogamedunkey video.
@@deejayf69 shut up
I can’t imagine how different video games would be if Michael Winslow didn’t invent sound
Though I agree with your statement... I must argue that he (and the rest of us) wouldn’t be here if Isaac Newton didn’t invent gravity.
He voiced every sound in every videogame ever made, truly a legend
Let us not forget as well of how Hideo Kojima invented video games
@@Talonflamez Well that's a naive statement... people certainly lived and even thrived before he invented gravity. It was just harder. You jump too high back then, and your ass was headed to the sun.
We all wouldn't be here had Al Gore not invented the internet.
Many don't know this but nothing on this planet has the ability to make sounds. It's all just Michael Winslow on his microphone giving us the gift of sound
In the beginning, there was nothing. Then God said "Let there be light", and it was so. Then Michael Winslow said "Man this shit BORING ewuhewuhPHEWWWW PCHGHHGHGH".
And it was so.
2nd reply?
So when I talk its really Michael Winslow? When all of us talk?
Yeah! i buy that! makes sense!
Michael Winslow not on this planet confirmed
Where can I sign up for more Michael Winslow facts?
Dunkey being the serious one in this duo makes me laugh more than it should, and it makes the moments where he breaks character that much funnier. Fantastic work as always.
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2:04 Theres just something about him getting Michael Winslow on the show, asking him to do sound effects, and then characteristically being like "Okay???" after the man does his job that really gets me
It’s crazy to think that Michael Winslow has been doing Dunkey’s voice this whole time. Top-tier talent.
So dunkey is black after all
So it was him who performed "Petters on the low", which is why that video should be made available again
They always said dunkey was black. I guess they were right
is he Dunkey's little brother?
Is he a big deal??
With the amount of times Dunkey has used "Michael Winslow" as a name for various other characters, this must be a big moment for him
Has he? It's cool he's here no matter what, i just don't know if I heard him say his name in any other video
Dunderwatch video, first minute or so
@@JakeGottfriedStudios also in more dunkey more problems
the michael winslow technique ©️
It's so weird, Michael Winslow was only a name to me because of Dunkey and now, as if so many years later this was the culmination, the punchline to this joke that's been building, Michael Winslow in a Dunkey Video.
Feels kind of insane
I'm so happy that michael winslow is here
I'm happy you're here Berd
@@pztjp Shat.
Philburt
@@cazoix I'm happy you're here Tales RNS
when new skunk episode?
Michael Winslow will always be the legend of sound, ears were invented just to hear his noises.
Ears weren’t invented silly.
They were hand crafted by Michael Winslow
Which came first? The sound or the ear?
@@iammrpositive5108 michael winslow😊
Michael Winslow could be standing behind you and you’d just be like “yeah the air conditioner kicked on”
This would make for an excellent absurdist horror movie
"Why does it suddenly sound like Donkey Kong?"
It can't be
Do you mean to say
THAT MICHAEL WINSLOW IS A AC?!?!?
Sounds like that Onomatopoeia character that Kevin Smith created for the _Green Arrow_ comic. He was a serial killer of non-superpowered superheroes--yes, that's an oxymoron--and basically could mimic any sound so as to more easily sneak up on them.
"Yeah that's just the A/C unit turning on... Wait, it's the middle of november, why is my A/C unit tur-!"
I’m really glad Michael Winslow helped implement sound into reality. Before that happened i had to start up a video game every rime i wanted to hear something.
If a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, is the sound still made by Michael Winslow?
Yes i remember when the world was black and white and you needed to hold up a card so people knew what you were saying. Those were dark times
Michael Winslow=dunkey
the only comparable youtuber is Sseth
@@evanmarogen no micheal Winslow=dunkey's husband
Remember dunkey is a 90 year old black grandma
as a sound engineer, I appreciate this so much, Dunk. nobody talks about this stuff but the soundmen, yet it's so paramount to the overall experience you have with a game. or any other form of mixed media art.
Because its lame af Pasta boi
I have paramount+
thank u for ur hard work mr pasta
@@dukeywipe123 i have a gun
@@sticklyboi OK. Reported
Even if it’s just a bit, someone out-Dunkeying Dunkey and hearing him get annoyed is absolutely hilarious
"You Bumbler...You Bumbler...You Bumbler...." "COME ON?! COME ONE?! COME ON?!"
Right?
😂
*Knack is back, baby*
So glad dunked finally did a face reveal. Also I was a little surprised at the artistic choice to mix this entire video into the left speaker, although that may simply be due to my right headphone being completely destroyed.
How considerate for him to mix the video for your specific headphone situation. I hope he rereleases this video tomorrow with a right channel version. With my left side broken I at least understood that it was some guy ranting about donkey kong.
i only wear my left headphone so i thought you were serious so i listened the to the whole thing again only to have Michael scream into both of my ears this time.
@@dylanconn3502 we are the same person
lmao my speakers are busted and I could only hear the left channel too
It is known that Dunkey is black
Is it just me or is this one of the best Dunk videos in a while? Michael Binslow really stole the show on this one. That Knack song brought a tear to my eye.
It's an incredible combination of useful, interesting information, with an amazing guest star, with a different format than usual, and all of it absolutely masterfully edited and hilarious. This is like peak entertainment for me.
This is unrelated to your comment i just really love the pfp
True but so much of the comedy comes from dunkey's editing. A bog standard youtuber, like will smith for example, would probably just have edited it as a simple back and forth conversation
felt like some real classic dunk
This is the Dunk revolution
I met Michael Winslow in person recently when he did a show at my local watering hole. He really is hilarious and the sounds he can make are unbelievable!
Wich sound is your favorite
I love when he does an electric guitar it sounds so real lmao
what was he watering
For those that don't know dunkey and
Michael Winslow go back years. They worked in Hollywood together on the famous man slipping on banana peel sound which would go on to revolutionise the movie industry.
Is this acc true ?
@@gamingwithslacker They received awards after the war for their efforts. Read a history book.
@@andresnyman580 well , I just looked up Dunkey, and he was born in the 1990s, so it's not likely that he worked during the golden age of Hollywood.
I take it this whole thing was a joke I didnt get
@@gamingwithslacker You need to google harder guy we all know this except for you
@@gamingwithslacker how slow are you lmao
Michael Winslow actually did all the sound in this video including Dunkeys voice
I feel so sad bc dunkey fired "jeoy banzo" but this man looks slightly as talented as him
For those of you who are unaware about Dunkey and Michael Winslow, they go way back - they were the creative minds behind Bowser’s Big Bean Burrito and Bubsy 3D
I thought that was Dave
joey bonzo ladies and gentlemen
Michael absolutely carried this video, I'm so glad he's here to grace us with his fantastic sound design. 5/5
And that’s just for graphics alone
The graphics...
This is awesome, I can't believe you got so huge to be able to get THE Michael Winslow! This is the most legendary collab! I honestly thought this was a classic Donkey fake out with clips taken from another video!
Same! It wasn't until he started with the Knack is Back that I actually believed that it was a real collab
The Michael Winslow clips were all taken from leaked Knack 2 behind the scenes footage captured before Mr. Winslow’s untimely death later that century.
I thought Michael Winslow was a character Dunkey made up, I didn't know he was a real person
Michael Winslow going rogue is something I never knew I needed in my life - thank you, Dunklow
440 likes on 45 minutes? sus
@@TotinosOtherBoy how
@@TotinosOtherBoy so sus 😡
Dunkey legit is one of the top 10 most consistent TH-camrs with how high quality his videos are and the laughs it provides, as well as being able to switch to a serious one
top 10? who are any of the othwrs
@@lanewalp8727 idk Mr.Beast or something
@@felizenno, mrbeast is super inconsistent since his quality keeps increasing
Damn, hearing all this stuff really makes me wish sound was real.
6:18 This whole segment was just honestly insane, the sheer power of Michael Winslow is unfathomable
It is unrivaled,unending,Universal🗺🌏
The way Michael Winslow says "gamecube" is such a heavenly sound itself
I make entertaining videos I want to build a fan base just like dunkey I bet 100% it’ll entertain you if not come to tell me bro
@@skhshsos it didn't entertain me
@@skhshsos it didnt entertain me at all
@@skhshsos your videos aren’t entertaining
4:50
the fact that dunkey was able to keep his comedy style even in an interview video is amazing
Such a treat Michael Winslow is. He's amazing to witness. What a special guy.
His cameo in spaceballs is one of my favorite film moments ever
I'm really glad that Dunkey and Michael finally buried the hatchet. 25 years is too long to be upset about a little regicide.
Hail to the king, baby
Reggie side
Dunkey killed Reggie from Nintendo?
As a sound-designer.. thank you for shining a light on my (ever so underrated and overshadowed) job 🎶
Unless you’re Michael Winslow, are you really a sound designer?
Same 😭😭😭 everyone forgets about the sound
No you lying. Michael Winslow is the only sound designer ever exists.
Sound design is incredibly important. Just look at Inside, that game had such great sound design
@@snipergod5216 You can thank Martin Stig Andersen for that one. Absolutely incredible sound designer.
Would love more dunklow. Dunky’s fast pace comedy and Winslow’s cornucopia of sounds are a great match. These guys might win an Oscar or a Norbel Prize for their epic humourity
@FizzleDrunk It was named after Norbit
@@roundabout468 my favourite part of norbit was when eddie murphy said "it's norbin time" and norbed all over those guys. truly a norbel prize-worthy scene
@@jclkaytwoMy favorite part was when Norbit's big beautiful wife said, "THEN WHO. WAS EATING. THE TURKEY ASS?!"
This is actually one of the coolest videos dunkey’s ever done simply of how he has a special guest to back his points and the way he puts his own funny twist on how they interacted is actually gold
Pretty sure dunkey just used footage from something Michael did. If he actually did collab, this was a mega strange way to do it, especially without even speaking to or about eachother once.
No I think he did a collab
No I think he did a collab
@@Glorfindel_117 it was a collab for sure Winslows Twitter is in the description amd it its literally his most recent tweet
Top 3 Dunkey Videos of All Time:
1.This one
2. Super Mario Bros. 2
3. Super Mario Bros. 2
7:08 out of all the sounds Michael Winslow can make, his impression of a playboy carti adlib is by far the most impressive
🤣 bruuuuhhhhh im so done
lmfao
YEEEEAAAAAHHHH
So glad to see Michael Winslow, inventer of the Winslow technique, on this episode. Very clear how much dunkey looks up to this man
The shockwave sequence of INSIDE is probably the most stunning usage of good sound design in a game I've played. Pure adrenaline
The sounds of Half Life are so deeply ingrained in my brain: the health station’s rhythmic beep, the gentle prodding voice of your suit, the stilted and gravely compound PA.
Every time I hear a Half-Life sound effect in a movie it triggers my dopamine receptors
When you said health station the suit charge station sound immediately popped into my head with the "no more juice" *EER AAR* sound at the end.
Didn't realised how burned it was into my brain 😂
Ah.. Freeman
Blood loss… detected.
Morphine… administered.
The screams of the Houndeye's will forever haunt me
Damn, Michael is like a whole soundboard. It's like he has a database of sound files and his mouth can just reproduce them at will. That's an art form.
And nose. He made like a third of those noises with his nose on the mic.
Oh shit. Kinda like thats the thing he's famous for.
It took me years to realize one of the most important factors of Half LIfe 2 was the sound design.
how so
@@ABRBD Play the game
100% agreed ...its one of the things that made that game and the franchise as a whole, epic.
@@mateuszmateuszowy The videos from RescoeZ also show how impressive the sound design is, especially how much effort they put into it.
@@mateuszmateuszowy i have finished it many times
My heart soared when he included the clip of Mario running around Tostarena in the intro. The amount of times I go back to that world just because of that pitter patter is unhealthy 🙂
We need Michael Winslow handling the sound department on every Dunkey video from now on.
This but unironically
Sound and Music matter SO much in games. But only Dunkey can deliver such an important message to the masses by working with M Winslow!
Oh shit! ACG in the comments! Love your work man!
Yooo the best reviewer out there
always loved the Sound, Music and Voice section in your reviews.
I can't believe Dunkey invented sound. He truely did revolutionize the gaming industry 🙏
He really did it. I was there
This is what 500+ hours of death stranding does to a man
@@nopens Truly one of the strand-type invention of all time.
What are these jokes..... just Dunkey references? so I guess they're funny in any context
once again evidenced by the zero dislikes on this video
4:24 is the funniest thing I've experienced all year... literally crying with laughter for several minutes. Thank you :)
Same tho
Thank you Dunkey. I was not aware of video games sounds until this video! Can't wait to try and see if I can notice them next time I play a video game.
Dumbo is a legend, he's explaining everything for us
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This actually applies to me when I watch someone share their interpretation of a story
I usually play games with construction grade soundproof headphones on.
as someone who’s seeking a future in post production sound design i always get so excited when people acknowledge how crucial sound is 😭
Same!
Star Wars is goated
Ok
Never give up, fren. I gave up on the future i saw of working with companies in making every surface of a home an accessible touch screen. Now my dream was seen as made for billionaires and corrupt software companies so i dropped out, but it still stings when i see that kind of thing in movies and stuff. Dont let those dreams go mate.
nice to know this video made you happy
Dunkey your content is so varied and interesting. It's so easy to churn out video after video of schlock, but unlike 90% of this hellsite you put in the effort to come up with original jokes and never settle into a set formula. Really appreciate your channel, it continues to be funny and enjoyable to me after all these years.
idk man, I miss minecraft Mondays
did you just disrespect Numberer1?
@@connorjones5693 what was i THINKING? this channel is trash
2:20 Titanfall, Titanfall, Titanfall.... 5 GB of game, 55 GB of Audio
That game deserved more respect
Fun fact, Michael Winslow did the sound effects for every single game ever made
Actually he did the sound effects for everything. Before September 1958 the entire world was silent!
not just games but also real life
Do you know when a lover moans? Thats Michael Winslow right there baby.
that’s correct 😎😎
he even did the sound effects for knuckles chaoticx *twice*
This is the most iconic face reveal since Darth Vader. Dunkey is much older than I imagined. And the sounds he makes are crazy.
knew he was black
I always knew Dunkey was black, but I pictured him much younger.
For me, personally, the top tier sound design on Super Nintendo was Super Metroid. Start a new file on that game and just listen carefully to what you hear during the first hour or so of play. Dark, brooding, atmospheric, lonely, heroic, it's iconic. It's classic. Mastapiece.
a lot of peep bloop peep bloop if I remember correctly 🎉
what're you doing in this comment section vetches?
If the Brinstar Red music doesn't give you an erection every time you hear it, speak to your doctor immediately
@UCStdWvCupVsO7XMLMlejR6Q What?
now give metroid prime a listen
After years of being deaf, now I can finally hear again after hearing the Knack 2 soundtrack performed by Michael Winslow. Thank you Dunkey.
"Too many michaels on your team thats why your WINSLOW." -kanga west
I still vividly remember Michael Winslow's boss fight, just absolutely carried the games he was in
Dunkey is such a powerful, overarching force on media he could even get THE Micheal Winslow in his video.
dunkey is the industry
It's basically Dunkey and... what... Kotaku? after he went out and killed IGN.
The problem with this is i cant figure out if micheal winslow was actually collabing
@@freechicken4928 nah he was, he and dunkey both said so on twitter
@@freechicken4928 yeah he tweeted that he collaborated with dunk
another dunkey instant classic today, I both laughed and cried. the way he blends comedy with top notch analysis is unrivaled
And the way he blends top notch analysis with total nonsense so that I doubt if any of the analysis is true at all.
Thanks Bot
Why did you cry nerd
Bro what in this video made you cry
It's fucking insane you got Mike winslow for this. God damn. My brother saw him open up for Animal collective at bonnaroo in 2012. Shit was fucking insane. Guy has a pedalboard in his diaphragm
Say what u want about call of duty, but those rank up sounds in MW3 are some of my favorite in all of gaming. They’re SOO good
World at war zombies round change
They really make you FEEL like Ranking up!
I'm convinced a strong reason why that game was as successful as it was is because of the sound it makes when the bullets connect to the target that fftt fftt fftt sound.
the hit marker was such an effective sound at spiking little dopamine hits it's since been compared to pulling slot machine levers lmao
@@felixecho328 Exactly the ACR/MP7 with the suppressor sounded just perfect it was so satisfying
1. i can't believe he actually got Michael Winslow on a video. Winslow is an absolute legend this was incredible.
2. sound design is such an underrated part of games because, just like in film, a lot of times when it's done right you don't really notice it, but if it's done badly, you definitely know. good sound design becomes such an immersive part of the experience of a game that it just feels natural and so you don't always pick up on all the little nuances of it and just how incredible it is. sometimes i've not realized just how important sound was in a specific game until i hear an iconic sound out of context from the game and i'm instantly transported back to playing it.
I don't know who is underrating sound design, must be a new trend.
@@KucheKlizma i simply mean it's not something everyone who plays games raves about. like Dunkey said in the beginning of the video, gameplay and graphics are what gets attention, and that's understandable because gameplay and graphics are good and fundamental to a fun and immersive game! but like i said, good sound design gets "underrated" in the sense that if it's good you don't even really notice it, a lot of hard work goes into making sure that most people don't even think twice about all the sounds helping to create the experience.
When I was at audio engineer school, we had a whole course on game audio. We basically had to make this half ass game in the unreal engine and add the sound to the game using a program called F Mod. After the course I quickly realized thats not what i wanted to do career wise but since then, i’ve had the upmost respect for people in game audio. That shit is a grind.
I did the same thing for school recently, way more sound effects than I anticipate. I like working with sound and stuff, but working on a game was a mess.
Utmost. The utmost respect.
@@TheMettaur Damn.. beat me to it.
I feel that. There are a lot of courses I took in college that confirmed for me two things: the people who devote their lives to this stuff are true artists, and I am NOT gonna be one of them.
Way of the Samurai 2 titles to introduce Michael Winslow, Dunkey is indeed a man of refined culture.
As a sound designer, I nearly had a heart attack when I saw this notification. Thank you, Dunkey, for highlighting the importance of something that most people don’t even think about while playing a game. Although, in fairness, if they’re not thinking about the sound while playing a game, that means the sound designers did their job right.
Man. Same. As an audio engineer I feel so damn seen. Thank you dark souls.
I thought about the sounds in donkey Kong country as a kid because I really loved them.
I appreciate the Sounddesign of every Game. Without it the Game would be dull and unfun. Without Sounddesign Great Visual Effects like an Atomic Breath from Godzilla would be reduced to just a Ray of light. Game Worlds would be lifeless without Sound. Sound is absolutely important. You have a great Job.
@@jjdunne6969 me too :)
Thats crazy, I had no idea that sound designers were prone to notification based heart attacks
"We discussed this" killed me. I have to agree, sound design is the most interesting part that engages a player. I can't begin to properly express the anxiety I felt during some of the challenge bananas in dk64. The damn beaver mini game had my blood pressure up listening to those squeaky bastards.
Or the ghosts in Ghosts n Goblins!
I will always be terrified by the sound of the voice in that pyramid yelling GET OUT and that tick tock of that dang timer
Of course the beaver minigame was intense, the damn thing was bugged
as a producer, thanks for this
as a semen producer, thanks for this
They make good tags for sure
The black mister is the guy that turns on the soundboard everytime and makes you giggle with the sounds.
"The black mister" 💀
Can I get more likes than Joel Haver
Bet
Found it
Give me cereal.
If you liked then you saw the video 😎
Let’s go
Couldn't stop myself from laughing everytime Micheal interrupted Dunkey with some weird ass random sounds. Lmfao
Dunkey should have expected this when getting the man. YOU WILL LET MICHAEL DO HIS CRAFT OR YOU WILL PERISH
I have a feeling that was deliberate. I think they call this comedy. 😂
Those sounds were neither random nor weird-ass. Micheal Winslow is a trainted professional and very experienced in the sound
It's almost like it was comedically edited to be like that or something
@@xSenwar Oh wow, you guys are really smart. It was intended all along?!??
Obviously I'm aware of that, all I was saying is that I couldn't stop myself from laughing everytime it happened.
super smash melee's sounds for some reason are the most satisfying in any video game. even down to the voicelines of the announcer. its just so perfect
The silence is really important. Outer Wilds does this really well. When you crash your ship or fall through the black hole and find yourself drifting in space and all you can hear is the sound of your character breathing... it's so perfect!
Outer Wilds has one of the best soundtracks and uses it so spectacularly. Every planet has their own sound. There's moments of silence and then moments of perfectly placed noise. The Echoes DLC really shines in this. That first intro into the new area where you just get hit with that orchestra track out of nowhere, so beautiful. Choosing to be vague as to not spoil things obviously.
Outer Wilds is the game I thought of immediately when silence came up in the video. No game I've ever played made me feel so much like an astronaut. Genuinely breathtaking at times. I remember the first few times of coasting through Dark Bramble, trying to be completely still and silent while coasting on momentum alone, terrified of alerting the anglerfish. Just perfect
Drifting in space, only hearing your breath, staring at the sun as the music starts to play. Beautiful.
When you're traveling to a planet in a new loop and the banjo kicks in.... Mastapeece
outer wilds sucks play a real game lol
My sister loves the sound of Luigi walking in Luigi's Mansion. It's very important for a game's sounds to make feel relaxed so that you can have a better experience with it and not feel frustrated when hearing the same sounds over and over.
It's such a weird but solid detail, I have to agree. Luigi's Mansion has probably one of the best sound designs in all of gaming
Seems like Winslow never fails to grace us with his outstanding content! Another win for the big guy!
Barry always puttin out the quality stuff
Carl Winslow is in this video?????
but you didnt even watch the video yet.
@@korrectmethod you can watch the video early while it’s unlisted if you give your credit card info to a tech support caller, so he probably watched it early
@@korrectmethod Sorry korrect method! I used my 12 BILLION dollars i had stored in a SAFE of the coast of ARKANSAS to pay dunkey personally in order to watch the video 3 minutes in advance! Simple really!
This video is credited in Michael Winslow’s filmography on Wikipedia
For anyone interested in what gear Michael is using - Hes using a BOSS RC-505 Looper.
for some reason i read that as metal gear rising
omfg ty
@@ForNowEmanon which part
@@ForNowEmanon Big Boss RC-505
@@spookynelly912 gear michael using, i was reading fast and got the words mixed lol
I actually bought a game solely for it's sound design once: Risk of Rain 2. After watching a few videos on it, I loved the sounds the weapons made, and the sounds of footsteps, damage, jumping, et cetera. Such fantastic audio for such a fantastic game.
The sound of bungus
love that game
And the music is absolutely awesome too. That’s technically off topic but it helps the tone very well
The music before the final boss fight is actually amazing
It all being done by one person is even more amazing. If you all haven't definetly check out the other 2 Hoppo Games, they're amazing.
i was ready for a 7 minute video of random video game sounds
and am proud of dunkey who managed to make me think that that‘s a completely normal thing for him to upload
@@semanticsman5192 🤓🤓
@@semanticsman5192 ????
@@semanticsman5192 i feel like you misread this comment
@@FuryOnIce Not really sure what happened to my original comment, but given I screenshot all my comments for future review and after rereading, I will agree, I did. He is proud that dunkey managed to make him think it would be normal for a seven minute video of just video game sounds, I was indeed incorrect.
@@dzamburger I am a bit of a nerd, thank you for acknowledging a badge of honor I wear proudly.
You know, Thief 1 and 2 had a realistic sound design. Not only that, but it was designed to allow players to fill in the gaps of information they would regularly not see. Even better, players who play for a while will be neurologically playing cartographer on the fly.
honestly the thief series (not the 2014 one) has the best audio to gameplay design and was ahead of it's time, it doesn't reduce stealth games to just line of sight but also to your own footsteps and environment that we wouldn't see in most games till the late 2000s
To this day the dk country games have some of the best sound, fx, ambience, everything. Music is an obvious strength - but man the sound when you grab a banana coin in tropical freeze makes me feel some type of way
David Wise did so much with so little, it's unreal.
Donkey Kong Country is probably the greatest sounding game of all time.
You're not wrong. A++ sound in those games.
DKC2 soundtrack still gives me chills today after all these years since playing it as a kid. Honestly epic the kind of music they were able to compose and put in that game!
I could watch a full 4 hour director's cut documentary of Dunkey and Winslow explaining sounds.
Actually, it wasn’t even Michael Winslow, it was actually his little brother.
Nintendo should just hire Winslow to make sounds for them full time. Their 80-90s original sound library would be unmatched.
Michael Winslow's best work to date is still the radar boops in Spaceballs. Absolute legend
Man, I'm so glad that Michael Winslow supports smaller upcoming channels like this one.
Very generous of him, shows true character.
Truly a masterpiece. Reminded me of when my girlfriend left me days before I moved to a far away city to study something I hate. The sounds of that day are timeless classics.
This hurts
brooooo mine talked me into dropping out, moving back and STILL cheated on me
Truely a masterpiece of comment, I give this a 5/5
@@shanemiller1182 Yeah. She was my childhood friend too. So I not only lost my girlfriend, but also my best friend. Now I'm just the villain of the story.
It's even funnier when you remember that the project I was working on fell apart on the same week. So I'm out of money XD
:(
i didn't realize michael winslow did the sound for every game
Well NOW YA DO!
Hi
That water sound effect from Winslow was impeccable.
Sound design is undoubtedly the most underappreciated aspect of any piece of media, because if it's done well, no one will notice it!
Dude to me sound design is a hella important like it feels good
what's y'all favorite sound design in games ?
@@duuudewazzup8296 celeste, all of it
@@duuudewazzup8296 I don’t think I have a favorite. Zelda games obviously come to mind.
@@duuudewazzup8296 Mario Galaxy babyyyyy
2:33 Oh, we definitely hit those limits while working on Rift Apart, they're just wayyyyy higher than they used to be.
One of the reasons sound effects, music, and VO end up taking so much space on the disc is that, even with proper compression, they can't compete with other assets. Most visuals -- 3d models, shaders, animations, VFX, etc. -- can be stored as mathematical instructions and reconstructed in real time when the game runs.
Those tens of thousands of individual footstep sounds though? Gotta come from somewhere.
A lot easier to store some matrix transformations than it is just a block of recorded sound, absolutely.
For now at least, in the future audio will be more feasible to generate dynamically and that'll likely help cut down on how much is needed to be stored in asset form. That sort of thing can already be done in fact but is still far too expensive for real time gaming due to the complexity of physical sound synthesis. Ironically games in the past were closer to this ideal given they used sound synthesis via PSGs to generate all the music and effects rather than just big blobs of PCM encoded data like modern music/sfx/etc in games after high capacity things like CDs started to be used. You can fit an entire hour long soundtrack from an old C64 game in only a few dozen kilobytes compared to the megabytes of data that'd be required to store it at the same quality as PCM data, though of course it was quite limited in what it could actually sound like compared to what can be done today.
@@presentfactory This is true! We're still a good ways off from that though. In the meantime, I'm grateful we have gigabytes to work with instead of just kilobytes haha -- means we have the creative freedom to cover all kinds of detailed little moments in loving detail!
Man, this is funnier on the second watch, now that I'm actually wrapping my head around Michael and Dunkey collaborating on a video. I thought you were just taking soundclips out of context from something he did, watching the first few clips of him.
You're such a consistently funny youtuber, ten years now I've laughed at these videos and they never lost that "classic dunkey" feeling.
Same now or coming close. Classic wholesome, killer comedian everytime.
Dunkey, my man, mah absolute legends in terms of video games and to some degree other media. This collab with Mr Winslow is the most amazing content ever, period. I didn't know I wanted it but you sure as hell delivered it on a silver tablet. Thank you so soooo much for continuing being a wholesome content creator. Much love from Germany.
4:28 - Piss yourself laughing button
I have a funny feeling dunkey didn’t give him the same script as the video footage lmao
I actually bought a game solely for it's sound design once: Risk of Rain 2. After watching a few videos on it, I loved the sounds the weapons made, and the sounds of footsteps, damage, jumping, et cetera. Such fantastic audio for such a fantastic game.
Couple that with an absolutely banger soundtrack, and you got yourself a mastah-piece baby
The malachite noise is probably the most terrifying sound effect to exist
You should check out ROR1 too then ^^
Risk of Rain 2 has some of the greatest audio! And their music is beautiful. You feel like you're exploring a serene planet when in reality you're trying to fight for your own survival. I love how they contrasted that with the audio.
get the first rick of rain and play with some friends youll like it even more than the second one , sound wise
"Have you heard about sound ?"
Dunkey just dunking a masterful intro onto us, as per usual.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed that
Just had the biggest nostalgia trip!! Spaceballs and childhood rushed back!
This aint even about the video anymore, its about looking for some blue bird named The Talentless Writer
“I’ve been scrolling for 10 minutes now” has a whole new meaning💀
I found this comment before the blue birds
Same bro
Found the blue bird on my other account, cant fond it now
Me two and i thought it was you
For me personally, I'm glad you made subtitles for this video so I could watch it without the sound on. That's the only way to truly feel immersed in the video and to understand all the visual comedy that the ViddogameJunkey is so famous for.
I mean it's VIDEO game dunkey right
@@wolfsk1n The subtitles are auto generated.
2:14 I cannot get over that sound. It's amusing, but at the same time it sounds REALLY cool. That sound belongs in a video game of some kind
I feel like there's been sounds similar to that in metroid games
that's the pacman dying sfx
defs tanooki suit
Imagine inventing air and the ability to make it vibrate. It's surprising anyone survived before Michael Winslow without anything to breath
2:25 the best part is that it recently came out that the audio was compressed, and then uncompressed, meaning it took up all that space without giving you any of the benefits of it being high quality.
This is awesome, I can't believe you got so huge to be able to get THE Michael Winslow! This is the most legendary collab! I honestly thought this was a classic Donkey fake out with clips taken from another video! ♥️♥️♥️
I think it was?
@@kaushikdr what about the Knack song?
@@kaushikdr definitely wasnt, he did structure it that way , but it wasnt
I assumed he hired him on Cameo