@yagodequay: Why flac? Because this sort of sound is very hard to compress without losing quality. Mp3 is right out. I might have tried ogg/vorbis, but flac is a better choice in this case. Both mp3 and vorbis are "lossy", meaning they compress audio by throwing away the parts of the sound you are unlikely to hear. Sharp, dynamic sounds, like clapping, get muddied by lossy compression. So the only choices for this sound, really, were wav or flac, both of which keep the sound perfectly intact. Since wav is completely uncompressed and this file is fairly long, it makes sense to compress it using flac. A side benefit is that flac, unlike wav, can store meta data.
All of these swosh files are excellent, I wish I had the time to comment on every single one. Excellent recordings and useful for a lot of different sfx purposes.
All of these swosh files are excellent, I wish I had the time to comment on every single one. Excellent recordings and useful for a lot of different sfx purposes.
Why do people upload flac? I am good with computers, and these files seem impossible to use. None of my audio programs will open it; I can't use it in my NLE; I just don't get it. Is this really necessary or is this some sort of audio-hacker statement, like, "look at me, I'm so cool, I uploaded an flac file"? Oh, I get it, your audio sense is so refined that anything less is just barbarically low quality. Jesus.
This is AWESOME
Thank you for your sacrifice!
Great sound! Thanks :)
Thank you!
@yagodequay: Why flac? Because this sort of sound is very hard to compress without losing quality. Mp3 is right out. I might have tried ogg/vorbis, but flac is a better choice in this case. Both mp3 and vorbis are "lossy", meaning they compress audio by throwing away the parts of the sound you are unlikely to hear. Sharp, dynamic sounds, like clapping, get muddied by lossy compression. So the only choices for this sound, really, were wav or flac, both of which keep the sound perfectly intact. Since wav is completely uncompressed and this file is fairly long, it makes sense to compress it using flac. A side benefit is that flac, unlike wav, can store meta data.
nice coment
Great sound, thanks!!!
could u upload it in wav or mp3 ?
sorry it actually isnt opening =[
awesome :) thx!
You are the king. Thanks a lot
sweet thanks
great & practical & useful sample
thanks for the download !
May I cut and use it for music or are there restrictions (MIT, ZLIB, newBSD, ZWorks) ?
Greets, Niko
but I didn't upload an mp3
good comment!
but in wrong format
good sound!
cool.. it's feel so sharp.. in my ears
you save me too! thanks
Very good. I appreciate the sacrifice you made! :)
All of these swosh files are excellent, I wish I had the time to comment on every single one. Excellent recordings and useful for a lot of different sfx purposes.
All of these swosh files are excellent, I wish I had the time to comment on every single one. Excellent recordings and useful for a lot of different sfx purposes.
nice this was exactly what i needed
Nice one mate
@ebolacola7 flac > wav, so I use flac. Hopefully it will becomer more popular with audio software developers.
I do the same with 7z > zip/rar. :)
Why do people upload flac? I am good with computers, and these files seem impossible to use. None of my audio programs will open it; I can't use it in my NLE; I just don't get it. Is this really necessary or is this some sort of audio-hacker statement, like, "look at me, I'm so cool, I uploaded an flac file"? Oh, I get it, your audio sense is so refined that anything less is just barbarically low quality. Jesus.
Excellent! I needed this (And another one) for my video! Thanks! :)
Heyo! I keep using parts of this sample and a reversed version of it for emerging/vanishing GUI elements in my code projects, e. g. little free games like WonderFridge (http://wonderfridge.codemachinery.net) and CapzMachinery (http://capzmachinery.codemachinery.net)
Thanks very much!
.flac ??? why lol
Amazing Sound Effect - That's Exactly what I needed