Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Find Odd Sound Effects
Sometimes, you need a special sound effect for your PowerPoint presentation.
Earlier this year, I needed a horse whinny to help tell my story.
Really! (Don't ask.)
However, I didn't have fast access to a horse. So what to do?
Where to find an unusual sound effect for your presentation?
I found my horse whinny -- and many other odd sound effects -- at FindSounds. This website scours the internet and finds all kinds of animal and human noises, as well as vehicles, tools, mayhem, and more.
When you find your sound -- be mindful of the copyright if you choose to use it!
Sometimes, you need a special sound effect for your PowerPoint presentation.Earlier this year, I needed a horse whinny to help tell my story.
Really! (Don't ask.)
However, I didn't have fast access to a horse. So what to do?
Where to find an unusual sound effect for your presentation?
I found my horse whinny -- and many other odd sound effects -- at FindSounds. This website scours the internet and finds all kinds of animal and human noises, as well as vehicles, tools, mayhem, and more.
When you find your sound -- be mindful of the copyright if you choose to use it!
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¶ 5/14/2008 10:05:00 AM
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Instead of using clapping sounds, i might reconsider to use horse whinny sound effect. That's for the link!;)
Hi. I agree. Kids are wonderful. This reminds me of the book "Grow your kids intelligent and rich" by the Swiss author Andreas Stein. Very spirited advice. Excellent read.
here's a link to a preview: http://www.lulu.com/content/1523976
here's a link to a preview: http://www.lulu.com/content/1523976
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: 4:51 AM, May 23, 2008
: 4:51 AM, May 23, 2008
Haha how about a falling-off-a-cliff noise? Jk of course. I definitely use this book on Powerpoint link to the ebooks and audiobooks version for help, just thought I'd point you in that direction :)
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