I put SOUND EFFECTS in this INFESTED sewer DIORAMA
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Take your role playing game design to the NEXT LEVEL by adding SOUND EFFECTS, with reed switches and magnets, that make your players gaming experience even more immersive. Learn how to add interactive sound effects to your D&D and Wargaming terrain builds in this video.
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This build is incredible mate. Love how you soak up knowledge from live streams you're on and bring it to the masses!
Cheers Mate! Learn stuff and then use it, its the only way ;)
Great use of my sewer grate as a speaker grill! I didn’t even think of that 😂😆. Loving this journey. Thanks for sharing!
It is literally the perfect thing for the job :D
That's so cool! Was interesting to see how you put together the sound clip too!
Thanks Karl!!
Spider webs made from dryer sheets are great. Havent seen anyone use those in a while, but they can fill out corners nicely and add some creepiness. I used a flourescent green for my sewer build, and it looks awesome.
Great idea!
Wow! That is incredible. Love how you made your own sound effects. Terrain Tronics and I were just chatting earlier this week on adding sounds effects or other cool effects to our builds. You made this look so easy. Fabulous video!
Thank you! It is actually easy, if you know some basic wiring then you should be good to go :)
I love that you were your own Foley artist when you couldn’t find what you needed! Reminded me of watching the LoTR bonus features to find out how they did it all! Great project - I always feel like I learn a new tip or trick when I watch your videos, and this was no exception! Imagine if you could hook it up to a big, surround-sound speaker array and have that fill the room when you’re playing!! Looking forward to seeing the finished build with the scatter in place too.
Thanks! I think it would be totally possible to hook it up to bigger speakers etc... worth a though :)
Love to see you recording your own SFX!!! They are fantastic! As you asked about the finishing touches... Besides loads of moss, i think piles of rubble, splintered planks, rags and all that good filthy stuff you expect in a sewer :D
Thanks Martin!! Those are great suggestions for the scatter stuff, I will definitely include some of that!
That's super neat!!
Thanks :D
Mon dieu, vous êtes l'un des modélistes les plus ingénieux et débrouillards que j'ai le plaisir de regarder, c'est impressionnant comme build !
Thanks so much :D
Resin in the basin could be cool!
haha oh yes! That is a must :D
That's awesome, now I need to think up a way to add that to one of my builds!
Thanks! Yeah, I hope people take the idea and do even cooler things! So many things you could do :)
Thanks! Yeah, I hope people take the idea and do even cooler things! So many things you could do :)
Brilliant piece of gear. Well done, Michael
Thanks Cross!!
Good work Nat 1. Lights and sound? Outstanding
Thanks a lot mate :)
Very cool, loving the bathtub soundscape lol
haha thanks :)
That's awesome! :D
Thanks Ara! Pretty cool huh :D
So cool! Thanks for sharing that, I want to try this out for sure!
Do please! What sounds do you think you would trigger?
@@Nat1videos So many ideas, traps, disembodied voices, I really liked the ambient noises too really sets the mood for the room. Oh or maybe a radio transmission for a sci-fi scenario
@@Scapesy Niiiiice! Yeah, I like that a lot!
Superb mate! That's so cool!
Thanks so much mate :)
I haven't soldered an electronic anything since high school but now i for sure need to think of a sound effect inducing build concept... MWAHAHAHAAAAAA
Do it! It's a lot of fun :D
This build is great! So cool!!
Thank you Freya! I need to finish it now lol
SHUT THE FRONt DOOR!!!!! Daaaamn dude!
haha thanks man ;)
Brilliant! Audacity is another app useful to build sound effects, and it is free, though not nearly as slick as garage band. Speakers, even mini ones, need to be mounted properly or they will buzz and lose fidelity and volume. Some kind of speaker frame with some mass to it will sound a lot better. Question: if the mini only pauses on the trigger spot, will the whole sound effect still play?
Yes the whole sound effect plays once triggered...
Oookay ... thats impressive.... I really should invest time into learning how to light up boards.
Thanks! It won't take much time. Follow Terrain Tronics for lots of cool tips ;)
@@Nat1videos yeah I binge watched their current series ... they explain their builds really well, but I need even more basic electrical knowledge first ... like "what size of battery to use for what number of LEDs" ... "How to not hurt yourself while soldering 101" ... That kind of stuff 😅
@@aerouge4492 🤔hmmm that might be an idea for a future video
@@Nat1videos That would be really cool! Most videos dealing with this stuff simply assume a baselevel of electrical engineering knowledge and start with stuff like programming boards and stuff but I and many others I talked too cant find and need some kind of 101 ... basic builds, like "battery, switch, (resistor???), LED" on where to improve with programmable boards and magnetic switches and sound speakers :-D
Your current video is great in giving me the great idea to improve my newly printed Wizardstower with an irregular blinking blue LED on top and maybe some thunder sounds BUT as long as as I have no clue how to power it I am very hesistant to drop 50+€ in importing boards and speakers (or dig through the myriads of SKU's my local electrics retailer has in his catalog with no clue what's what).
So if you or anybody else got a great starter on electrifying gameboards or Dioramas I'd really appreciate it!