It's pretty good. However, modification of an already existing gunshot might sound better. I'll have to test it to see what sounds best. I'll send you an email containing a bunch of gunshot sounds you can work with.

LORD DEATH wrote:It's pretty good. However, modification of an already existing gunshot might sound better. I'll have to test it to see what sounds best. I'll send you an email containing a bunch of gunshot sounds you can work with.

I took an existing P90 shot and edited that one but it was one from outdoors. I'll use the other sounds that you sent me in order to try and make a better sound.

Alright, good luck.

LORD DEATH wrote:I can send you the ones I got from Freesounds.org as they aren't copy righted. Ask me if you need them

Please keep in mind that some sounds from Freesound.org may have some restrictions as to how they can be used. Depending on the license they're under, they may for example require attribution or sharing the sounds under the same license.

Alright, thanks for the heads-up.

As mentioned In a Private Message, If I ever decide to get back Into Music and Sound Design, I can give It a shot.

Maybe even come up with a few New Sound Effects too.

Regalis wrote:

LORD DEATH wrote:I can send you the ones I got from Freesounds.org as they aren't copy righted. Ask me if you need them

Please keep in mind that some sounds from Freesound.org may have some restrictions as to how they can be used. Depending on the license they're under, they may for example require attribution or sharing the sounds under the same license.

This, due to the various licenses of Creative Commons. Technically there's not much problem with this in terms of the game since SCP:CB is in itself under a ShareAlike license, but of course this still means that EVERY sound we find from freesounds.org must be credited properly with the actual file name and link.

I wish to do some of the intercom voice sounds but I don't have good audio recording equipment; I tried for a mod back then for an SCP game but that was scrapped. It's also only now that I've started using LMMS (after many years), but even then SFX is a different area to try and do.

Boy, are you in luck. I just so happen to be a sound designer. I did freelance work for a few years and I have a library of over 400 effects I made myself. If you're interested, please get in touch with me and I'll see what I can do!