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Table sound when browsing tables

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gStAv GameEx God (Top Rank)

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Welcom the the Pinball Sound Archive your sound archive taken from virtual pinball tables for you to enjoy in your pinball front-end or just listening to as is.
Recorded in WavePad Sound Editor ME and has been normalized to -1.5dB with a fade out in the end with a lenght around 35 sec.


The files is uploaded on the FTP - Other Uploads > gStAv > Table Audio

<<< NOW ALL TABLE AUDIO FREE FOR EVERYONE >>>


copy all files to your ...\PinballX\Media\Visual Pinball\Table Audio\ folder

!!! BE SURE TO RENAME THE FILES TO MATCH YOUR DATABASE !!!

Latest update, 2019-01-14, 1 TABLE

If you hear any crackling sound or other error, please report this to me, and I will try to replace the audio for that table.
Updated tables is named tablename_v2.mp3 in FTP as I can't replace files.


Feel free to reqest the sound to any virtual table not listed below and I see what I can do!

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Welcom the the Pinball Sound Archive your sound archive taken from virtual pinball tables for you to enjoy in your pinball front-end or just listening to as is. Recorded in WavePad Sound Editor ME and

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although they are not released yet, here are the sound files... 24 (Stern 2009) ACDC (Stern 2012) Batman - Dark Knight (Stern 2008) Big Buck Hunter (Stern 2009) CSI (Stern 2008) Family Guy (Stern 200

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Last Action Hero (Data East 1993) uploaded - FTP/Attached - "I'll be back!" Last Action Hero (Data East 1993).mp3

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Glad you liked it guys!

It does just make you wanna play some more just browsing through! :D

29 more tables updated to the archive on the FTP,

also the download link in the first post goes to the complete collection

with 117 tablese in total atm.

Cheers!

Itchigo Ultimate GameEx Guru!

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Thank you sir!! :)

The right sound is great for an original table, that's why they're so great to me. Especially one that's a takeoff on a real rommed game.

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What is everyone using for tables that they don't have ROM sounds for (as in a generic "catch all" tune)? As I get more tables, I'm starting to run into ones that I can't find audio for.

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Hi! I don't know if you can have a default.mp3 file to sound when it lacks of a dedicated one.

would be a nice feature though.

Which tables are you missing audio for? Maybe I can upload them for ya! ;)

Cheers!

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I've been going through the top 100 on Pinside and adding available tables. So far the ones without sounds are Diner, Fathom and Space Invaders (further down the list but the cabinet I'm using to build my virtual cabinet is a Space Invaders so I had to have that one, right?).

One workaround for a default sound is just have multiple copies the same name as each table I would assume.

I really appreciate all the work you've done on this audio! It add a ton to the overall presentation.

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Hi man!

I managed to get you Diner, but I'm not at home at the moment, and the other 2 titles I

guess I have to record in-play sound for (too slow to play via teamviewer). :D

Soundfile attatched and uploaded on the FTP :rolleyes:

cheers!

Diner (Williams 1990).rar

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Thanks gStav!

Added the Diner music yesterday and it sounds great. The sound quality on all of these is excellent. The only wierd one I ran into was Attack from Mars which is softer than the others.

When you get back home and get a chance if you could add Grand Lizard and Tron to the list it would be much appreciated!

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Can't find sound clips? Here is a suggestion:

Instead of messing with ROM sounds, use your imagination and think about how easy it is to find pinball tables that were recorded in an actual state of play that have been uploaded to your favorite video upload site, some with high quality sound. Maybe your ROM sounds are all scratchy, but what about the sounds from the "real" pinball table recorded during play?

Web browsers like Firefox have add-ins available that will allow you to download these videos in mp4 format after which, you can then drag and drop them into a free audio editor like Audacity, edit it, and then export it as an mp3. Edit out the flipper noises and/or find portions in the track containing a few of the tunes that exist during play and you are good to go.

Now think about what to do with those old tables that don't have music but just a lot of noises with the ball striking objects. Again, use a sound editor like Audacity with one track containing a few introductory "bells, dings, or dangs", and then a clip of some appropriate sound effect music or other favorite matching music clip and put it on a second track. Like for example you have an old table that has a western or space theme but no music, you can find something in this category that will be appropriate. Export as an mp3 and you have created your own sound clip. This way you make your own "attract" music if your table lacks this so at least your wheel sounds are complete.

Audacity is good free program for doing this, but don't forget to download and install the FFmpeg and Lame plugins that are available for it so you make the conversions from mp4 video to mp3 sound export.

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I've just been using Audacity to do straight recordings from the tables running in VP. Quick, easy and a nice supplement to all of the great recordings that gStAv has already done for us.

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Cool ideas guys! I would like to have the feature of

the pinballx taking a random sound file from say a folder called 'default' or 'em' containing in-games sounds from electro mecanical tables so you got randomized sound for those tables too without the need of apply files for each of them manually. All other ROM based SS tables is allready (or eailly covered)

Is this possible Tom? ;)

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