Pinball Repair - Sound Customization with a Geeteoh Sound Board

Dave goes through the process of customizing his pinball sound, using a Squawk & Talk replacement board from Geeteoh.com
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Customized sound on the Star Trek
0:57 Some changes already made on the Flash Gordon
2:19 Finding sounds on the internet
3:18 Using an audio editor - deleting segments, volume adjustment, fade out, more
6:08 Formatting the output for the Geeteoh sound board
7:26 Naming the sound file
7:39 Demonstration and explanation of pinball sound mechanisms
8:49 Coin drop sound on a Flash Gordon
9:04 Looking up a sound in the manual
9:25 Renaming the sound file - choosing a unique name
10:00 Incorporating the sound number into the file name
10:18 Incorporating the sound bank number into the file name
11:18 Calculating the bank / sound file number
11:42 Adding the bank / sound file number into the file name
12:24 Differences in the Star Trek manual
12:50 Removing the micro SD card from the sound board
13:21 Using a micro SD card reader
13:48 Organizing your files and work
16:00 Copying final sound files to the micro SD
17:44 Replacing the micro SD card in the pinball
18:22 Testing - Play Time!

[@RA-rh3gg]

I love what you did with this machine. Wish I could play it.

[@Rottiezucco1]

Love it!

[@OptionKnob]

Hey Dave, Great work on taking Flash Gordon to the next level!
Do you happen to have a shortlist made of the 30ish sounds used on the machine? Like 0227 = Outlane, 0247 = Spinner etc.. I just got the Geeteoh board in my FG and am going to customize your mix a little for my own version and a list would be super helpful. THX!