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Title:	eerie.zip
Filename:	sounds/eerie.zip
Size:	390 KB
Date:	08/26/97
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E-mail:	Shiftkid@Compuserve.com
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Rating:	(2 votes) Spambot check: 8 + 3 = Commenting as: Anonymous

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This is literally a set of wave files; you have to put them into levels yourself (they're called Doom1, Doom2 etc, so you are free to do what you like). They are three-second-long pads and would very quickly get boring. Doom15.wav is quite good though, and would be a good one-off.	x
I liked them a lot, but they would get boring if heard too much so they would have to be rare in a level. They reminded me a lot of D_Tense, which is cool, makes me want to use these sounds for a remix!	x

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DOOM WAVS
==========

The wavs in this file are the 2 wavs I
used in my Escape Form Natas wad, plus
15 others I decided not to use. They
can be used to create a very eerie
atmosphere when you tag them to 
monsters breathing or monster spots
player. Some of the others can be used
for transporter or powerups, etc.

Another trick I used was burying
monsters in small rooms with small
sound tunnels, so that you still
have the moody sounds without a 
monster in site. Just remember to use
a walk thru crusher tagged to these
monster rooms by the exit so the player
can get 100% kills.

These wavs were sampled at a very high 
rate and then trimmed down to work with
Doom and to save size. They where created
using my friends Roland keyboard and then
edited in Gold Wave. You may want to trim
some of the wavs and if you would like to
use a nice and easy wave editor checkout
Goldwave, which is shareware at:

HTTP://www.Goldwave.com

You may use these wavs as you wish, you 
don't even have to give me credit, but
I would love to see your finished wad!

Chris Christenson
Shiftkid@Compuserve.com
Shiftkid@Aol.com

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