Allright, here is the deal. I am looking for the sound effect that is common in a lot of movies, take for example like snatch or the matrix.

It is a kinda !Vssshhh! and is used when a quick camera turn is made. It is also used when a zoom and pause is conducted.

If anyone has any information on where and how I can get a hold of this audio clip or even make it myself, please let me know.

Crucial. Yes.

Go to FlashKit and see if you can find the sound effect you are looking for.

Six+Plus Productions

Oh geez. I have looked for this in the past and couldn't find anything, so I improvised. Get a wind sound effect. Then, to create the "voosh," bring the audio quickly up and down.

See, the wind sound alone is a constant wind. When you bring the audio quickly up and down, it sounds more like something that just zoomed by really fast. Trust me.

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Helluva idea man, thanks.

Woosh!

Here's how you "make" that sound...

Take a sound that has a decaying tail, now flip the wave file so that it's backwards, now cut the end of it off so it ends abruptly (but make sure it doesn't "clip" by using a fade of about 2 ms, or so)


For those who don't know: Sounds like this are created for films like Matrix by "sound designers", that's all they do, that's why Matrix sounded awesome. They "make" the sounds specifically for what is needed...

thanks Jay, good tip.

I like sounddogs.com for sound effects. But, I just checked and they're gone. ? ? ? Anyone know of a similar site?

joren

I am always in search of good sound effects.. my friend owns a studio but its hard for me to bug him about every little sound I need done!!

Kazaa has **** all for good sounds , so a decent site would be appreciated

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Yeah, Jay888 has it (and knows more than me, considering hes the music man)
I usually use a single cymbal crash for that effect. Ill flip it in reverse, maybe stretch, pitch, even reverb it, depending on what I want from it.
Sound Forge can do this for ya. There is also a a program from Magix called "Dance Maker". I got it for $10. It has over 1000 loop files (mainly dance, electronica stuff) but you can import wav files. It has a pretty simple interface, and can do all the afore mentioned things. Plus, recording your self brething, hissing, and such can create some cool effects with some tweaking. Good luck.
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