Spring RTS Engine

hey,

i made some sounds for spring (liek laser, beam, rocket,...), this is the first try. my idea was, that i could generate some sounds, which will replace the original ta sounds. i think there are more talented people outthere, but ill make the first step :). so everybody could use that sounds for spring n stuff. i hope u could give some feedback, so i could improve them

cool what license

dunno, i think gnu. u could use/modify/.... them

gnu has a lot of licesnes :> best would be public domain or one of the creative commons licenses.

I' say release them into public domain

These are OK for a first go. Next time, use more raw sources, mix stuff up a bit, put more detail in. Use more base, too- we're not playing a game from the 1990's, use the full range of modern speakers.

Also, make stuff that isn't just weapons- the hardest things are explosions and interesting greeble noises, imo.

Among other things, you might want to tackle a free library of OTA replacement sounds for Unit replies, since that's one major area that hasn't even been touched.

Argh wrote:These are OK for a first go. Next time, use more raw sources, mix stuff up a bit, put more detail in. Use more base, too- we're not playing a game from the 1990's, use the full range of modern speakers.

Also, make stuff that isn't just weapons- the hardest things are explosions and interesting greeble noises, imo.

Among other things, you might want to tackle a free library of OTA replacement sounds for Unit replies, since that's one major area that hasn't even been touched.

Argh you killing me, its baSS not base.

LOL, yes, good catch.

Pronounced the same, so its forgivable.

Anyways, the explosions kind of need to be tailored to the kind of explosion it should be. No such thing as a generic explosion. You have gasoline (liek in teh mooviez!1!11), energy/plasma, igniting powders or fuels, fuel-air-bombs (i'd imagine those having a wave of pressure from the fuel being spread, then maybe a sizzling or something, then it rapidly builds into the explosion) and the list goes on and on and on.