Thanks for watching! It says "Just don't forget to credit the original creator, IF there is one". The description also says, that if there are no visible credits, the creator is unknown. In the next phrase I'm asking the reader to contact me in case of ownership for proper credits. If you know the creator feel free to tell me, I would be very grateful
@@GGwody Often times sound effects are stored in "Sound libraries" owned by studios or companies. The license for them can be used by outside studios or such for a fee, which are called stock sound effects. This is why you'll hear certain sound effects used across many shows or media, even games, all because they're drawing from a popular stockpile. As a result of this, however, it can be hard to figure out the original place the sounds came from. The author can choose to sell their sound effects out and no longer have any rights to it, and then whoever owns that sound can sell it out too, et cetera. In Undertale, Flowey's laughter is an old stock sound effect from an old cartoon, and his "That's a wonderful idea!" Is from a McDonald's commercial. The sound for a Ghost's thrusters in Halo 2 and 3 is the same sound effect as Witch Time in Bayonetta. Certain gas stations use the same chime as collecting a ring in Sonic the Hedgehog as their purchase completion sound. These are just some examples
ruclips.net/video/1yxN0FXE0ME/видео.html I knooow this was 2 years ago, but here's the original creator so you can credit it. This isn't free to use, but the licence is real cheap ☀
0:27 was so good
Thanks man, good sounds
0:03 was the best
YEP
Y E S
0:23 is my favorite one
Thx dude
really good thanks
My brain during exam
Instead of asking people to credit the original authors in the description, why don't you credit them?
Thanks for watching!
It says "Just don't forget to credit the original creator, IF there is one". The description also says, that if there are no visible credits, the creator is unknown. In the next phrase I'm asking the reader to contact me in case of ownership for proper credits. If you know the creator feel free to tell me, I would be very grateful
@@SoundLibrary1 Okay, thanks for the explanation.
@@GGwody Often times sound effects are stored in "Sound libraries" owned by studios or companies. The license for them can be used by outside studios or such for a fee, which are called stock sound effects. This is why you'll hear certain sound effects used across many shows or media, even games, all because they're drawing from a popular stockpile.
As a result of this, however, it can be hard to figure out the original place the sounds came from. The author can choose to sell their sound effects out and no longer have any rights to it, and then whoever owns that sound can sell it out too, et cetera.
In Undertale, Flowey's laughter is an old stock sound effect from an old cartoon, and his "That's a wonderful idea!" Is from a McDonald's commercial.
The sound for a Ghost's thrusters in Halo 2 and 3 is the same sound effect as Witch Time in Bayonetta.
Certain gas stations use the same chime as collecting a ring in Sonic the Hedgehog as their purchase completion sound.
These are just some examples
900:000:000 is best
My father be like：
Sounds creepy af
0:15
Reminding me of My Neighbor Muffim
str.Memory,busy
0:38 anyone know what this sound effect is called ?
how's that monkey in your profile pic is he okey?
800 subs before I die? It died
My man went past the video.
it's called nothing
its called the end of the video
10:00:00 Was the best.
No, 20:00:00 was the best
@Lau Mason Ah, yes. Love that one.
No 30:00:00 was awesome
Gregor Kerr I agree
No 50:00:00
Lil pootis sound effect
0:12 and 0:18
ruclips.net/video/1yxN0FXE0ME/видео.html I knooow this was 2 years ago, but here's the original creator so you can credit it. This isn't free to use, but the licence is real cheap ☀
What is 0:03 from
0:09
0:09
Is that the Wyoming Incident face I just saw when I was a kid?
0:03