Makin' a Soundscape

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  1. A Zebra Chaser

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    It's my final project for my audio class. My general idea is to try to create a medieval battle of some description using only household sounds, and failing that, some sort of a western
    any ideas, suggestions, tips?
     
  2. Patman Bof

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    I don' t know how long you have but you might be better off recording anything and everything in order to make a library you can fish in rather than coming up with a story first and trying to illustrate it second. It' s easier to let the sounds convey pictures in your mind than to try to recreate the exact sound you' re looking for.

    I heard that' s the way professionals work, what they end up using often comes from sources you wouldn' t expect in a million years. For instance if memory serves the Tie fighters engine sounds from Star Wars are modified elephant trumpetings.
     
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    I wish I had time to do that, it is how the pros do it, but I only have give or take a week
     
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    Use kitchen knives for sword sound effects? Coconuts for horse hooves?
     
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    Tie pots onto a string and shake it to simulate armor clanking together? Pick up an end of a table and drop it for a drawbridge dropping into place?