My biggest flex is that i can do this sound and scare people :D been a fan of TLOU from the beginning and now even my non-gamer friends can understand my clicker sounds :DDDD
@@fugnut9938 hard to explain but i breathe in but tense up my throat not letting the air go down my lungs and use my tongue to regulate the pitch for the clicking sound. So basically breathe in but force yourself to stop the air to go in, might sound like a heavy smoker first but once you hear the clicks you'll know what to do
I like how you broke down all the different aspects of the clicker sound. I made a clicker mask and did a little sound with it, but I wish I'd seen this first.
This looks easy enough. Great explanation! I'm using this for a small project for college and it will be the first time I use things like EQ. I'm a total beginner in the whole sound editing thing but I think this will really help. Thanks!
@@rarefindssound I did it! It sounds a little bit weird but when presenting it to class everyone liked it and the professor was impressed I think. It was the second time I worked with filters and effects and it was on a very basic level but I really enjoyed doing it. I kind of did some things my very inexperienced way because we use a different software so there were things I didn't know how they work there. But overall it as fun! Sound is not really my area of interest but I might come back to the channel if I get to do other things like this.
@@rarefindssound it’s more of a tongue “pop” that sounds wet and fleshy and gross. And adds a little more of a gross mouth element to the overall design.
Before this video, I got the base sound down pat, but I can’t really do the clicks without using my tongue, I’m hoping that this will help me master it!
Am I going insane? I can make those throat clicks on command without having to move my mouth at all, i've been trying to look it up but all i can find are people saying things about unwanted throat clicks or uncontrollable throat clicks or throat cancer or some other health issues. Is throat click not the right term?
I'm in the same boat, can't find any vocal or linguistic term for the noise. All searches just come back with medical issues because Google is awful now. If I can find anything I'll try to come back to this thread with some info.
I think I do recall watching an interview where the sound designers talk about making sounds themselves with their mouths and blending it with other animal sounds like pigs etc
@@rarefindssoundthere’s only 1 animal sound used in the original game and it’s for a transition animation in which a black lab growl was used. A LOT of the frothy animal type vocal is a recording of bubbling dry ice mixed with human “monster” vocalizations. Neither have been mentioned in interviews though that’s what was done.
@@rarefindssound if you listen to the original dry ice recording you wouldn’t know what it was. It was essentially gaseous bubbling that when slowed down sounds like talking. This was mixed with some very similarly wet sounding human vocals. You can really hear this sort of washy sort of frothy sound when the clickers recognize or are alerted that you’re near.
Download some of the clicker sounds here: menedhdu.bandcamp.com/album/mutated-zombie-screams-clicks-free
I think the download link got down
My biggest flex is that i can do this sound and scare people :D been a fan of TLOU from the beginning and now even my non-gamer friends can understand my clicker sounds :DDDD
Haha, great!
yo i can do that sound too :D
yoo how do u do it
how do you do it i need to know
@@fugnut9938 hard to explain but i breathe in but tense up my throat not letting the air go down my lungs and use my tongue to regulate the pitch for the clicking sound. So basically breathe in but force yourself to stop the air to go in, might sound like a heavy smoker first but once you hear the clicks you'll know what to do
Amazing work, if they would use the clicker sounds you made in the actual series theý´d be absolutely believable, well done.
Thanks very much Chani!
Honestly what you made is wayy better than the reference
Cheers Troy!
I like how you broke down all the different aspects of the clicker sound. I made a clicker mask and did a little sound with it, but I wish I'd seen this first.
Thank you! Hopefully you can use the mask and make the sound for Halloween 🎃
Oh yeah!@@rarefindssound
This is perfect for a project I'm working on :) Thanks for making a bunch of options available for download/use!
No worries! Glad you found it helpful
This looks easy enough. Great explanation! I'm using this for a small project for college and it will be the first time I use things like EQ. I'm a total beginner in the whole sound editing thing but I think this will really help. Thanks!
Thanks very much for watching! Great to hear you're getting stuck into Sound Design. It can be so much fun!
Let me know how you get on
@@rarefindssound I did it! It sounds a little bit weird but when presenting it to class everyone liked it and the professor was impressed I think.
It was the second time I worked with filters and effects and it was on a very basic level but I really enjoyed doing it. I kind of did some things my very inexperienced way because we use a different software so there were things I didn't know how they work there.
But overall it as fun! Sound is not really my area of interest but I might come back to the channel if I get to do other things like this.
Great to hear! I bet they were impressed
It's insane thanks for tutorial ❤
Thanks for watching Jericho
Awsome work! Super fun video!
Cheers Benj!
Fun and informative. Good tip on the eq/pitch matching and love your pacing, hope you made a nice mushroom omelette after : )
Thanks very much Matthew! Haha the mushrooms got thrown into a stir fry shortly after. Waste not want not!
Purchase some of my mini sample packs here: rarefindssound.gumroad.com
its better than the game itself
Thanks Aisha! Appreciate it!
One element people seem to forget are the tongue flaps/movements as a part of the individual click. Interesting nobody gets this bit.
The tongue click part?
@@rarefindssound it’s more of a tongue “pop” that sounds wet and fleshy and gross. And adds a little more of a gross mouth element to the overall design.
I get you. Like the saliva wetness
@@rarefindssound yes but also a sort of hollow fleshy mouth cavity.
I rate that. Thats a great way of explaining the sound
Before this video, I got the base sound down pat, but I can’t really do the clicks without using my tongue, I’m hoping that this will help me master it!
Hopefully the video helps 😁
Am I going insane? I can make those throat clicks on command without having to move my mouth at all, i've been trying to look it up but all i can find are people saying things about unwanted throat clicks or uncontrollable throat clicks or throat cancer or some other health issues. Is throat click not the right term?
Haha awesome!
I'm in the same boat, can't find any vocal or linguistic term for the noise. All searches just come back with medical issues because Google is awful now. If I can find anything I'll try to come back to this thread with some info.
Omg now I know how to be sound like click 🧟♂️🍄
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wit its you again great videos
Cheers Nathan!
Time to freak out my nephew 3 in the morning after watch last of us
😂😂
Blouter sound next? Also great work
Thanks! I've had a few requests so I might try and get that one done
such a fun vid
Cheers Davlarr
i like it
Cheers Sean!
i can do everything at the same time
Sick, you can scare some people at night 😂
"nazgul inhale" lol
Haha one of my mates heard it and said 'add some Nazgul'
What program are you using?
In this video im using Cubase
i wonder if the original sound was made similar. anyone knows? even maybe the voice actors?
I think I do recall watching an interview where the sound designers talk about making sounds themselves with their mouths and blending it with other animal sounds like pigs etc
@@rarefindssoundthere’s only 1 animal sound used in the original game and it’s for a transition animation in which a black lab growl was used. A LOT of the frothy animal type vocal is a recording of bubbling dry ice mixed with human “monster” vocalizations. Neither have been mentioned in interviews though that’s what was done.
Nice one, cheers for the insight Sound Space 74! Dry ice recordings can go a long way. All sorts of cool sounds have been made from them
@@rarefindssound if you listen to the original dry ice recording you wouldn’t know what it was. It was essentially gaseous bubbling that when slowed down sounds like talking. This was mixed with some very similarly wet sounding human vocals. You can really hear this sort of washy sort of frothy sound when the clickers recognize or are alerted that you’re near.
Actually i dont know why but this is actually easy i mean we can all do this right?
Yep! You can get a really good one without all the audio processing
Easy to redesign and copy? yes. Easy to create for the first time? No.
Sounds like youtja
Haha it does!
You tape mushroom on your face
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This sound is really cool
Cheers!
😂