Circuite design / Kit for Spooky sounds !!

[Shaun]

Hi,
Anyone know of a circuit design or kit that could be used to generate
eerie sounds like howling wind, rain, thunder, etc, doesn't have to be
great quality
e-mail to shaun at paradisii dot co dot uk or respond here
Cheers
Shaun

 

[Leon Heller]

Hi,
Anyone know of a circuit design or kit that could be used to generate
eerie sounds like howling wind, rain, thunder, etc, doesn't have to be
great quality

Get one of the low-cost DSP evaluation kits produced by Analog Devices or TI
($100 or so). You'll have to learn how to program the effects you want, of
course. Quality will be adequate with a 16-bit fixed-point DSP.

Leon

 

[CFoley1064]

Hi,

Anyone know of a circuit design or kit that could be used to generate
eerie sounds like howling wind, rain, thunder, etc, doesn't have to be
great quality
e-mail to shaun at paradisii dot co dot uk or respond here
Cheers
Shaun

You could do worse than try the Velleman K8030 Electronic Record/Playback
Module. It's based on a WinBond/ISD sound chip, has up to 20 seconds of record
time that can be split up into 5 different messages of 4 seconds apiece with an
optional rotary switch, and is rated at difficultyt level 3 (halfway between
beginner and advanced kit level). It's straightforward, and does what you
want. It's also available from many vendors.

For questions of this type, try sci.electronics.basic. Thanks.

 

[Russell Powell]

Why buy anything? I'll bet many of these type sounds already exists
as .wav files to play through your PC. I know I've heard thunder and rain
..wavs....... You could also find toilets flushing and the ever popoular "I'm
looking at porn over hear" to be played remotely through a co-workers
computer