You are not logged in.
- Topics: Active | Unanswered
Pages: 1
#1 Feb 06, 2014 6:12 AM
- Flapjacks
- Member
- From: California, United States
- Registered: Jan 20, 2013
- Posts: 1,745
- Gems: 0
- Birthday: 5 October
- Age: 25 years old
- Gender: Male
Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
I would post this in the individual board, but I'm feeling sassy today. Does anyone have/know the name of the sound effect used in the main tune of the Spyro 1 theme? I wanted to make my own music using it, but taking out the background noise in audacity makes it sound terrible, and I don't want the background music in there. Here's a link, in case you need a reminder:
Evidently you can't have timestamps with this bbcode. It's at 0:10.
Last edited by Flapjacks (Feb 06, 2014 6:12 AM)
I'm not sorry if I offended you.
Offline
#2 Feb 06, 2014 1:46 PM
- Swaffy
- Member
- Registered: Aug 24, 2008
- Posts: 6,587
- Gems: 218
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
Which sound? The chime?
Offline
#3 Feb 06, 2014 11:02 PM
- Flapjacks
- Member
- From: California, United States
- Registered: Jan 20, 2013
- Posts: 1,745
- Gems: 0
- Birthday: 5 October
- Age: 25 years old
- Gender: Male
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
Yeah, the chime.
I'm not sorry if I offended you.
Offline
#4 Feb 07, 2014 1:21 AM
- Swaffy
- Member
- Registered: Aug 24, 2008
- Posts: 6,587
- Gems: 218
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
If I remember, they guy was using some kind of custom sound program so put all of the sounds together. So either he made the sound or it came with the program. I am pretty sure it is not available as a separate sound file, but you can go through those sound file websites and see if there's one that comes close to what you want.
Offline
#5 Feb 07, 2014 5:10 AM
- 36IStillLikeSpyro36
- Member
- Registered: Aug 15, 2008
- Posts: 17,365
- Gems: -4,018
- Website
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
sounds to me like a combination of a chime sound that could have come from anything, and some kind of brass instrument, maybe layered a few times or a few different instruments playing, apparently pretty low in the mix, but i just have a feeling. i could be wrong on that, though.
(i always thought brass instruments were a little heavier on the low, deeper end than what's here, but they could just be playing higher notes/octaves. i really don't know.)
i think it's two different things because the chime sound is more audible at different points, and the last few notes of the melody (end of 00:11, 00:15) make it sound like there's something else playing and changing notes even when the chiming isn't playing.
Last edited by 36IStillLikeSpyro36 (Feb 07, 2014 5:11 AM)
Dіsсоrd - 7Arterial7Justice7 [[HASHTAG]] 6565
DeviantArt - https://www.deviantart.com/arterialblack716
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/spyrotheet … ght/videos
imperfect sinner saved by Christ.
Offline
#6 Feb 07, 2014 5:16 AM
- Flapjacks
- Member
- From: California, United States
- Registered: Jan 20, 2013
- Posts: 1,745
- Gems: 0
- Birthday: 5 October
- Age: 25 years old
- Gender: Male
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
Well, either way, having the tune without the other music in the background would be nice.
I'm not sorry if I offended you.
Offline
#7 Feb 12, 2014 7:15 AM
- Ulfbjörn
- Member
- From: Sweden
- Registered: Sep 18, 2013
- Posts: 54
- Gems: 0
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
I believe it's a pair of downtuned zils (middle eastern hand cymbals).
Something like this.
Offline
#8 Feb 12, 2014 8:24 AM
- Flapjacks
- Member
- From: California, United States
- Registered: Jan 20, 2013
- Posts: 1,745
- Gems: 0
- Birthday: 5 October
- Age: 25 years old
- Gender: Male
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
I'll mess with the file and see if I can get a similar sound. Thanks!
I'm not sorry if I offended you.
Offline
#9 Feb 12, 2014 5:00 PM
- 36IStillLikeSpyro36
- Member
- Registered: Aug 15, 2008
- Posts: 17,365
- Gems: -4,018
- Website
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
the only reason i don't think it's *just* percussion is because at the points i mentioned it sounds the pitch is changing rather quickly, like you could do by blowing different ways into a brass instrument (or for example, if you plucked a guitar string then slid your finger over; that kind of thing.) you can't do that with percussion.
(i know what i'm talking about, i just don't know the musical terms for it.)
Dіsсоrd - 7Arterial7Justice7 [[HASHTAG]] 6565
DeviantArt - https://www.deviantart.com/arterialblack716
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/spyrotheet … ght/videos
imperfect sinner saved by Christ.
Offline
#10 Feb 12, 2014 6:55 PM
- Ulfbjörn
- Member
- From: Sweden
- Registered: Sep 18, 2013
- Posts: 54
- Gems: 0
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
the only reason i don't think it's *just* percussion is because at the points i mentioned it sounds the pitch is changing rather quickly
Then we're probably talking about different things. What I suppose you're referring to sounds like a quick strum of a set of strings; it may be a steel stringed guitar with rather loose / flappy strings, it could also be something like a santoor or some other zither-type instrument.
Last edited by Ulfbjörn (Feb 12, 2014 6:57 PM)
Offline
#11 Feb 12, 2014 11:14 PM
- Flapjacks
- Member
- From: California, United States
- Registered: Jan 20, 2013
- Posts: 1,745
- Gems: 0
- Birthday: 5 October
- Age: 25 years old
- Gender: Male
Re: Spyro 1 Theme's Tune?
the only reason i don't think it's *just* percussion is because at the points i mentioned it sounds the pitch is changing rather quickly, like you could do by blowing different ways into a brass instrument (or for example, if you plucked a guitar string then slid your finger over; that kind of thing.) you can't do that with percussion.
(i know what i'm talking about, i just don't know the musical terms for it.)
Yeah, but when Copeland made the music, he had a setup of different musical instruments that he had already recorded the sounds for, then played them on a keyboard. It's very possible to switch tunes (I don't really know the term either) quickly on a keyboard.
I'm not sorry if I offended you.
Offline
Pages: 1