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    Hey everybody I am in need of some help. My freinds and I are making a low budget action movie. The problem is we have prop guns, but they don't make that "bang!" sound, you know? So if anybody knows how to make a sound like that please let me know. Thanks

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    Hi! I can do gun sounds and more, SEE MY POST

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    You should be able to pick gunshot fx off mp3 files on the internet. Try napster, or a similar website, and search for gunshots. If you want to know a bit more about the use of firearms in production (Even fake ones) check out my rules and regulations pages at www.fightdirector.com The information on legality is there and may be of some use.

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    I heard that the method they used to make
    good gun shots in tomb raider was they
    recorded pulling a table over a floor then
    played it back faster.

    (You can get some software which can change
    the speed of playing sounds without affecting
    the pitch)

    Also the pushing stone noises was done by
    droping some plates and then playing that
    back slower.

    Dunno how true all this is, but does sound
    like you could have some fun making some
    cool noises.

    fun,

    andy

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    I've got plenty of .WAV gun shot sound effects on my PC.

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