Rock sound
Hey there.
I had this perfect sound of a rock sliding over the ground. However, it didn't work in Dink!
So.... does anyone have a decent "rock sliding" sound anywhere? (closet? hole in your head? toilet? anywhere?)
If yes, and you're nice, can I 'borrow' it?
Thanx in advance
I had this perfect sound of a rock sliding over the ground. However, it didn't work in Dink!
So.... does anyone have a decent "rock sliding" sound anywhere? (closet? hole in your head? toilet? anywhere?)
If yes, and you're nice, can I 'borrow' it?
Thanx in advance
: Hey there.
: I had this perfect sound of a rock sliding over the ground. However, it didn't work in Dink!
: So.... does anyone have a decent "rock sliding" sound anywhere? (closet? hole in your head? toilet? anywhere?)
: If yes, and you're nice, can I 'borrow' it?
: Thanx in advance
Why doesn't it work in Dink? Did you try saving it as 22050Hz, 8-bit & Mono? That's your last option and almost as low as you can go. If it doesn't work after doing that, then I would say it doesn't work in Dink
: I had this perfect sound of a rock sliding over the ground. However, it didn't work in Dink!
: So.... does anyone have a decent "rock sliding" sound anywhere? (closet? hole in your head? toilet? anywhere?)
: If yes, and you're nice, can I 'borrow' it?
: Thanx in advance
Why doesn't it work in Dink? Did you try saving it as 22050Hz, 8-bit & Mono? That's your last option and almost as low as you can go. If it doesn't work after doing that, then I would say it doesn't work in Dink
: : Hey there.
: : I had this perfect sound of a rock sliding over the ground. However, it didn't work in Dink!
: : So.... does anyone have a decent "rock sliding" sound anywhere? (closet? hole in your head? toilet? anywhere?)
: : If yes, and you're nice, can I 'borrow' it?
: : Thanx in advance
: Why doesn't it work in Dink? Did you try saving it as 22050Hz, 8-bit & Mono? That's your last option and almost as low as you can go. If it doesn't work after doing that, then I would say it doesn't work in Dink
Yeah, I tried. It just won't play somehow
: : I had this perfect sound of a rock sliding over the ground. However, it didn't work in Dink!
: : So.... does anyone have a decent "rock sliding" sound anywhere? (closet? hole in your head? toilet? anywhere?)
: : If yes, and you're nice, can I 'borrow' it?
: : Thanx in advance
: Why doesn't it work in Dink? Did you try saving it as 22050Hz, 8-bit & Mono? That's your last option and almost as low as you can go. If it doesn't work after doing that, then I would say it doesn't work in Dink
Yeah, I tried. It just won't play somehow
Dink scans the soundfiles for copyright information, when you use the windows recorder, it doesnt save that information, re-save the file using a different sound recorder.
: Dink scans the soundfiles for copyright information, when you use the windows recorder, it doesnt save that information, re-save the file using a different sound recorder.
I know! I did all this, and still, it remains quiet... I just don't know what's wrong. And such a sound isn't easy to find...
I know! I did all this, and still, it remains quiet... I just don't know what's wrong. And such a sound isn't easy to find...
I feel your pain, I have the same problems before...if you want, e-mail it to me and I might be able to throw it in one of my WDE test d-mods and see why it's not working right.
--WC
--WC
