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[MrPINK0]

Hello from Japan. this is first time that writing in this forum. sorry for bad English first.

 

by the way, I created some bell sound for EM Pinball machines.

because stock sound is a little bit bad quality I felt.

I want you to look this video and listening it's sound first.

 

before(stock sound)

https://d.kuku.lu/2528f6249e

 

after(Created sound)

https://d.kuku.lu/511d89baa2

 

how do you think about this? nice or bad?? I want hear your opinion.

and If there is some people who want this sound, I'll Post the sound's link later.

Why I doing so is if I post link now, some people appears that download it only and not tell me about It's opinion I think.

 

sorry for long sentence!

[wiesshund]

Mottomo meiyo aru kyō.

Watashi wa anata no miru yorokobi no sairyō no tame ni teiji shimasu.

Sonomama shiyō shite kudasai.

Karera ga motarasu ōku no tanoshimi ga arimasu.

 

https://drive.google...iew?usp=sharing

 

 

*disclaimer
I am not entirely sure i typed the above correctly

like at all.
So if it translates to something about molded cabbage and a rotten apple, it's not my fault.

 

Your sound, the realism is there, but the tones are off
At least for a typical US EM table, but for all i know, they may be spot on for your market area

[MrPINK0]

Thank you for your opinion!

Yeah I think so too about Bell's Tone.

So I tried to Pitch shifting but I like raw sounds than Pitch Shifted one, so I decided not to Pitch shift.

[wiesshund]

Thank you for your opinion!

Yeah I think so too about Bell's Tone.

So I tried to Pitch shifting but I like raw sounds than Pitch Shifted one, so I decided not to Pitch shift.

be hard to pitch shift and not lose the naturalness to the sound

not impossible, but will take quite a bit of tinkering

[mrjcrane]

Pink, welcome. People here will help or we will use the Google Language Translator.  When you look inside a really old pinball machine you will see the 3 bells but it is built more like a Xylophone than a bell (like a bicycle bell). One game that is a good point of reference for Bell Sounds is Big Shot in my opinion. Keep bringing your ideas forward, we all can learn from it. -mrjc

[MrPINK0]

 

Thank you for your opinion!

Yeah I think so too about Bell's Tone.

So I tried to Pitch shifting but I like raw sounds than Pitch Shifted one, so I decided not to Pitch shift.

be hard to pitch shift and not lose the naturalness to the sound

not impossible, but will take quite a bit of tinkering

 

Yeah indeed. I'm good at sound editing so it is not so hard to do it for me, but I respected bell's raw sound.

Maybe I'll also try Pitch shifted one.

Pink, welcome. People here will help or we will use the Google Language Translator.  When you look inside a really old pinball machine you will see the 3 bells but it is built more like a Xylophone than a bell (like a bicycle bell). One game that is a good point of reference for Bell Sounds is Big Shot in my opinion. Keep bringing your ideas forward, we all can learn from it. -mrjc

thank you for your opinion and welcoming me!

yes, you're Right. I noticed that about 1 or 2 days ago. I'm little surprised for that.

But it is little hard to get Xylophone for me!!!! lol

by the way, Big Shot is really nice pinball machine. try to drop down all targets is tooooo much thrill and Required many skills!!