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Ah, the joys of sound effects. I remember sitting in a sound studio during
my first year in animation at university, listening to a sound effects
library -- few effects more than a minute long -- for three hours straight.
I think the language centers in our brains were rewired after that.
I know of one Web site that has sound effects: Sound America
(http://www.soundamerica.com). I don't know what the quality is, though
they certainly have quantity.
Otherwise, there are hundreds of sound effects CDs out there, my favorites
being the ones from Sound Ideas and Hanna-Barbera. Stop by your local film
school or anywhere they teach broadcast media (a radio station might also be
helpful). I've also seen sound effects CDs at some libraries.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Diana Barnum [mailto:dbarnum -at- columbus -dot- rr -dot- com]
>
> Hi,
> I need to embed a single sound, like a crash for a fall,
> into a PowerPoint
> presentation. Any resources out there similar to Barry's
> Clip Art that
> carry sounds to download? Also, the sound wave needs to be
> for the average
> sound card in a college PC, not the latest .mp3 players, if
> that makes a
> difference (my Tech Com class is learning to add sound, can
> you tell?)
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