What Music do you want to hear and where in the world are you watching from? The first section of this videos is a collection of the many sound effects from my RU-vid Shorts videos and the second section is combining sounds which is neat to hear them together. My RU-vid Members get Extra Weekly Videos, Discord Server, Lessons, Tips & Tricks, and a lot of other perks for less than $1! ru-vid.com/show-UCnvzajWXCAOAq_Y1jNLFQXgjoin
Beutiful video game music Mice on venus Papa's freezeria title theme Rosalina's comet observatory Fiery frolic Animal crossing pocket camp title Tower of babel & Reach for the stars
I've always been interested on how people make horror music and sounds for movies, didn't know they use a lot of instruments like that. Also, that jumpscare on the end got me good. lol
Joe should make a scary movie (providing his own spooky special effects) of him discovering that someone has replaced all his percussion instruments with brass instruments 😱😱😱
At this part 1:06 sounds like Godzillas atomic breath charge up sound effect. The ending was just awesome combining the different sounds to sound like the movies.
Okay, so I watched this at night and when you shouted BOO my heart literally stopped for a split second like bro I've been reading articles on paranormal activity lately, so I'm already spooked 😂
It's interesting how some instruments became so synonymous with their use for sound effects that they took on the sound effects name. Like the rain stick, thunder sheet, wind machine, etc
Or...you know...the instrument was designed t make that specific sound(s), lol. which is why it's named after the sound(s). It's not like someone made a wind machine just becuase, then thought it sounded like wind, and then named it after what wind sounds like. It was designed to sound like wind form the beginning, so that's how it got its name
got to play ocean drum in high school and its awesome. sounds just like the ocean when you get it going right. the video doesn't do it justice. then in college marching band some guys were obsessed with thumb-rolling (like friction sliding) every drum and vaguely drum-ish surface possible. good times!
