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Looking for beep samples. Was just messing around on a very old laptop and found a few beep type samples. Super simple sounds... but uh, not the kind of thing I find myself synthing up. Any good beep sample libraries, single shot types of things. Not looking for phrases.

synth->one oscillator->press key

make/find your own *beeping* samples you mother*beeper*

gravity wrote:synth->one oscillator->press key

Nope, sorry, not doing it.

deadly habit wrote:find your own *beeping* samples you mother*beeper*

I am.

primeloop.com and DL raxor FX. its cheap and has plenty of beeps

http://www.drpetter.se/project_sfxr.html

You unhelpful gits. (with the exception of filthy_ , whats up filthy_, you go to Rutgers?)

Buy Left 4 Dead 1 or 2 or Sins of a Solar Empire, and raid their audio banks.
Video games have shitloads of cool menu beeps you can poach. (obviously you need PC versions.

EDN wrote:Buy Left 4 Dead 1 or 2 or Sins of a Solar Empire, and raid their audio banks.
Video games have shitloads of cool menu beeps you can poach. (obviously you need PC versions.

i guess it's because majority of dubstepforum members have steady jobs and 500k income but it's still a bit puzzling that when some bedroom producer asks for advice loads of people come and say buy this buy that, when their needs could be easily satisfied with freeware synths and free sample packs. and suggesting buying a game just for the fx? come on..

You do get a game with it as well...
Also chances are a decent amount of people on here play games on the pc so he might already have a load on his hard drive and not realize it.
You can get some really cool sounds from game that a million people haven't already used in tunes before as is the case with free samplepacks.
It is just a suggestion, sorry for giving someone an alternative to what they BLATENTLY already know they can do.

topmo3 wrote:

EDN wrote:Buy Left 4 Dead 1 or 2 or Sins of a Solar Empire, and raid their audio banks.
Video games have shitloads of cool menu beeps you can poach. (obviously you need PC versions.

i guess it's because majority of dubstepforum members have steady jobs and 500k income but it's still a bit puzzling that when some bedroom producer asks for advice loads of people come and say buy this buy that, when their needs could be easily satisfied with freeware synths and free sample packs. and suggesting buying a game just for the fx? come on..

since when is a 20 breaking the bank?

Check out the last item on this page:

http://carthach.tk/projects.html

http://www.freesound.org/ will more than likely have a few!

http://www.primeloops.com/loops-samples ... chine~183/

£4.98

Sorted

dub siren from interruptor dub page. it also has some other cool vst`s...

topmo3 wrote:

EDN wrote:Buy Left 4 Dead 1 or 2 or Sins of a Solar Empire, and raid their audio banks.
Video games have shitloads of cool menu beeps you can poach. (obviously you need PC versions.

i guess it's because majority of dubstepforum members have steady jobs and 500k income but it's still a bit puzzling that when some bedroom producer asks for advice loads of people come and say buy this buy that, when their needs could be easily satisfied with freeware synths and free sample packs. and suggesting buying a game just for the fx? come on..

Somebody has never heard of steam deals.

This thread is JOKES! Thanks all.

EDN wrote:Buy Left 4 Dead 1 or 2 or Sins of a Solar Empire, and raid their audio banks.
Video games have shitloads of cool menu beeps you can poach. (obviously you need PC versions.

I reccomend getting Fallout New Vegas and sampling the robots. You get your beep sounds, and load of other post-appocalyptic stuff to sample and you get a decent 80+ hours of gameplay.

I suggest sampling R2D2.