Dream sequence sound

[Eric]

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I need a "dream sequence" sound file for a Mother's Day project I'm
working on with the kids.

I'm able to produce the perfect transition with Edit Studio but I just
can't find anything to use for the audio. Anyone know where I can get
a good one? Free would be best since the whole project is only about
5 minutes long.

Thanks,

Eric

 

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> I need a "dream sequence" sound file for a Mother's Day project I'm
> working on with the kids.
>
> I'm able to produce the perfect transition with Edit Studio but I just
> can't find anything to use for the audio.

The common cliche is a 'harp glissando' for the transition, and heavy echo
or delay-with-feedback on the dialog.

You can get a harp gliss for a couple of bucks at sounddogs.com.

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[igor]

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Go to your local CompUSA or BestBuy or whatever superstore's near you
and look in the discounted software bins. You are almost sure to find
a CD full of sound effects for $2-$9.99. I see them everywhere. I
bought one three years ago and it has 99% of all the sounds I ever
needed. If I get a chance, I'll e-mail you the one you want, but you
should get one of those CDs anyway.

 

[Eric]

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SEE-SIGFILE@rcn.com (Jay Rose CAS) wrote in message news:<SEE-SIGFILE-2004041930360001@192.168.1.101>...
> > I need a "dream sequence" sound file for a Mother's Day project I'm
> > working on with the kids.
> >
> > I'm able to produce the perfect transition with Edit Studio but I just
> > can't find anything to use for the audio.
>
> The common cliche is a 'harp glissando' for the transition, and heavy echo
> or delay-with-feedback on the dialog.
>
> You can get a harp gliss for a couple of bucks at sounddogs.com.

"Cliche" is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks, the file is perfect
(and only $3).

Eric

 

[Eric]

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igarber@optonline.net (Igor) wrote in message news:<564bfe95.0404210535.3695eb83@posting.google.com>...
> Go to your local CompUSA or BestBuy or whatever superstore's near you
> and look in the discounted software bins. You are almost sure to find
> a CD full of sound effects for $2-$9.99. I see them everywhere. I
> bought one three years ago and it has 99% of all the sounds I ever
> needed. If I get a chance, I'll e-mail you the one you want, but you
> should get one of those CDs anyway.

Igor,

Thanks for the offer. Don't bother e-mailing; the account listed got
spammed into oblivion a while ago and sounddogs had the perfect file
(once I knew what to look for).

I'll keep my eyes open at the computer store.

Your suggestion did get me thinking. I checked with my local
library's on-line catalog and they have six or seven CDs of sound
effects. Should be something interesting on those also.

Eric