The sounddesign idea of the day comes from a “physics lecturer from the University of New South Wales in Sydney”. He shows us on this impressive video, how you can make really, really awesome Star-Wars-like sounds, well, with low-budget equipment. He uses a “Slinky” (one of the best toys ever invented), a mic and a plastic cup to kick to best out of it. (via)
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cool!
though the title suggests multiple sounds. Was slighlty dissappointed that it was only the laser sound.
too bad I don’t have a slinky.
Posted on August 7th, 2009 at 09:26