A bit of audio. Listen with headphones. The M4A is 2 MB, the WAV is 10.
M4A
WAV
Unfortunately, the host doesn't list the actual location of the file, so you'll have to open the actual file.
I created it with a really cool audio program. I have another one called "Fireworks", which I'll upload at some point. I call this one "Car Sounds", because it reminds me of traveling down the road at night, with only one or two other cars around, with the windows down.
Car Sounds
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It's called Coagula: http://www.sonicspot.com/coagula/coagula.html
It's good for making stuff simply, but it can be used for really amazing stuff if you know how. I have no idea how to simulate speech; I only know what speech looks like. Otherwise, my files would talk to you! Mwa ha ha!
It's good for making stuff simply, but it can be used for really amazing stuff if you know how. I have no idea how to simulate speech; I only know what speech looks like. Otherwise, my files would talk to you! Mwa ha ha!
