You may know that there are sound effects artists for making movies, but you don't necessarily know how versatile they are, so that in addition to the actors' lines, other voices may be fake! Here is
for popular science:
monster roar = rubbing balloon
monsters will roar similar to beasts, in fact, this is just imitated with a simple balloon. For example, in "Godzilla" in 2014, the sound effects engineer made most of the roaring sound by rubbing the inflated balloon
downpour = fried bacon
sometimes the sound effects engineer will not record the real sound of rain (and the real sound of rain may not be Can meet the requirements). In this case, the sound of bacon sizzling in the pot is even better!
Crushing sound = gnawing celery
fractures or large animals stomping on things, you can perfectly imitate it by just gnawing celery, you can't hear the difference
riding sound = hitting coconut
hitting hard with dry empty coconut On the surface, there will be a familiar sound of horseshoes, which is a simple and practical way!
Archery sound = swinging a bamboo stick
It is not easy to capture the sound of archery, and it is more difficult to express the sound of lowering the arrow. Its practical use of a small bamboo stick quickly swing in front of the microphone, you can complete the
gunshot = staple gun
heavy stapler gun is a perfect tool for simulating gunshots, plus a little processing, sound effects can be reproduced Shocking gunfire
walking in the snow = stepping on starch
The sound of walking in the snow in the movie sounds very comfortable, but it is not true. The sound engineer poured a lot of starch into a huge box, and then put on special shoes to step on
thunder = vibrating aluminum plate
A huge aluminum plate (or aluminum foil) swings and shakes in front of the microphone, which can simulate thunder. If you add other sound effects, you can simulate all kinds of bad weather
melee sound = hit the meat
. Of course, it is impossible to hit a real person when fighting. Instead, pat the meat on a hard surface or use a tool (such as a This thick book) the sound of
swinging on the meat block = the sound of rusty hinges
The sound of swinging and the creaking of the door often appears in horror movies. In fact, it is the
heartbeat that is simulated by the rusty hinge=by garbage The barrel
may need to express the heartbeat sound in the movie. The sound engineer turns the plastic trash can over and presses the bottom rhythmically to achieve the desired effect
body falling sound = book falling sound
represents the body falling to the ground, you can use books to fall Even the sound of falling on the ground or other surfaces
flame burning sound=bubble paper or cooking paper
real flames don’t always make a very loud crackling sound, so the sound engineer will use crumpled bubble wrap or baking paper. Simulate
hatching or beating = squeeze the egg tube
Many movies will have the cracking sound of creatures hatching from the egg, in fact this is the sound of the sound engineer wearing rubber gloves squeezing the egg tube
kissing sound = sucking your arm
The kissing sound I heard was not a real live sound, but the sound of the sound engineer sucking his arm. In order to get a better "wet kiss" effect, they may also dip some water on their lips...
movie is really a "synthetic" art!
