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Footsteps Leather, Cloth, Armor

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Brandon756
Friday, December 2, 2011 - 18:15
Art Type: 
Sound Effect
Tags: 
footsteps
leather
cloth
armor
running
subtle
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These are 4 foot steps each of someone wearing leather, cloth and armor 12. 

They are very quick and very subtle but played in session They should go together to make a collective sound.  

 The noise floor, is pretty low, so they should be fine when turned up or compressed.  They are soft in gain in order to not bring too much attention to them.  

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bart
2011-12-02 18:38
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Hey Brandon,

I can barely hear the preview.  Is the volume normalized in the real samples?

 

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Clint Bellanger
2011-12-02 22:46
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The gain on these is set to work well with Flare. Because the player hears these sounds constantly, they have to be less noticable so as not to be annoying.

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Brandon756
2011-12-03 00:06
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Yes, These were worked with flare, so the sounds had to be very subtle. But as I said, the recordings of the cloth and leather a have a very low noise floor. so they should be able to be compressed or normalized to anyones liking with no problem.

 

but for you, I just normalized the sounds on the preview. I like to have the sounds have a lot of headroom between peaking so people can set levels of the sounds for themselves.  

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