Ahhh, I see you have a love for sound effects as well. I think this field is highly underrepresented personally. I absolutely love FF and video game sound effects. Just anything cool sounding in general. These sounds were cool. Thumbs-up! 👍 👍
@@mikeholmesaudioYou're welcome. Sounds like an awesome job! I go on some camping trips from time to time with an entry level sound recorder and collect a bunch of little nature samples. It's pretty cool to get some natural stuff. Even manufactured natural stuff like water splashes. 😄 I'm trying to build a percussion kit with all natural things like pine needle brush sounds and rock snares. It's all fun to collect and experiment with later.
@@LoneTreePeak that sounds incredible, are you building it in kontakt? I'd love to hear the results when you're done! What gear are you using? I have mid level kit for location recording to be fair. But you make the best of it while you grow. My favourite, I have a little zoom h1n because its tiny, can put it in my jacket pocket whenever I go out, and that was really cheap as far as audio gear goes.
@@mikeholmesaudio I'm just collecting the samples from an h2n because it was cheap at the time too and had a great review. 😁 Honestly though, the thing has been the best quality sound recorder I've had yet. All of the other samples growing up were from cheap microphones and such, just for laughs. When I got the h2n and recorded my first distant train sample by accident during light rain, I was shocked when I played it back to listen to the rain through the headphones, that I had thought the train was actually happening again. It captured the distance very spot on from what I was ever used to. Since then, I've gain a new respect for sound recording. Someday I'd like to get an upgrade, but for now, it's been more than useful for me. I'm just gathering samples in a file and I use them in Logic Pro 9 whenever I do it just for fun. I'm still learning a lot about everything and technicality was never my strong suit, but I'm starting to play around with the effects on logic and it's really fun. The vocal and game samples I ever used in music were from the h2n next to a TV. It's a bit of a bad style of recording, but it surprisingly gets good enough material to use. :)
@@LoneTreePeak it's never a bad recording style if it's something that suits what you need perfectly. Zoom are pretty good for the price. A lot of veterans would shout us down for that. Keep it up, let me know if there are sounds you want, odds are I have it in my library
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To an untrained ear or non fire arms expert that could pass (for me anyway) as a real reload sound for sure 😃🤣
Aye I thought it was pretty decent, the clip sound isn't too bad either.
Ahhh, I see you have a love for sound effects as well. I think this field is highly underrepresented personally. I absolutely love FF and video game sound effects. Just anything cool sounding in general. These sounds were cool. Thumbs-up! 👍 👍
Aye, sound design is my job!. I've done it almost as long as final fantasy remixes. Thanks so much for your support.
@@mikeholmesaudioYou're welcome. Sounds like an awesome job! I go on some camping trips from time to time with an entry level sound recorder and collect a bunch of little nature samples. It's pretty cool to get some natural stuff. Even manufactured natural stuff like water splashes. 😄 I'm trying to build a percussion kit with all natural things like pine needle brush sounds and rock snares. It's all fun to collect and experiment with later.
@@LoneTreePeak that sounds incredible, are you building it in kontakt? I'd love to hear the results when you're done!
What gear are you using? I have mid level kit for location recording to be fair. But you make the best of it while you grow. My favourite, I have a little zoom h1n because its tiny, can put it in my jacket pocket whenever I go out, and that was really cheap as far as audio gear goes.
@@mikeholmesaudio I'm just collecting the samples from an h2n because it was cheap at the time too and had a great review. 😁 Honestly though, the thing has been the best quality sound recorder I've had yet. All of the other samples growing up were from cheap microphones and such, just for laughs. When I got the h2n and recorded my first distant train sample by accident during light rain, I was shocked when I played it back to listen to the rain through the headphones, that I had thought the train was actually happening again. It captured the distance very spot on from what I was ever used to. Since then, I've gain a new respect for sound recording. Someday I'd like to get an upgrade, but for now, it's been more than useful for me. I'm just gathering samples in a file and I use them in Logic Pro 9 whenever I do it just for fun. I'm still learning a lot about everything and technicality was never my strong suit, but I'm starting to play around with the effects on logic and it's really fun. The vocal and game samples I ever used in music were from the h2n next to a TV. It's a bit of a bad style of recording, but it surprisingly gets good enough material to use. :)
@@LoneTreePeak it's never a bad recording style if it's something that suits what you need perfectly.
Zoom are pretty good for the price. A lot of veterans would shout us down for that.
Keep it up, let me know if there are sounds you want, odds are I have it in my library