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Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 16 Jan 2008 20:06
by Wacki
It is not bad, really 8)

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 17 Jan 2008 11:37
by Korenn
personally, I liked this rerecording better:
tt - TTDTHEME.mp3
TTD theme rerecording.
(1.06 MiB) Downloaded 546 times
However, I liked the rerecording of the original theme even more, the ttd theme seems too 'busy' with realistic instruments behind it. The original has a more 'jazzy' feel to it.
tt - TTTHEME.mp3
(1.13 MiB) Downloaded 565 times
in this context I mean 'original' as in the original transport tycoon.

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 17 Jan 2008 18:39
by orudge
I do have rather a soft spot for the original TT theme. However, discussion of this is somewhat off-topic, this thread is supposed to be for sound effects replacements. :)

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 17 Jan 2008 20:16
by doktorhonig
It doesn't really fit in here, but it would be great, if starting sounds could be assigned to different engines. atm we only have generic sounds depending on the engine's type. But it would be great to have some different ones for different models (and maybe store the sounds in the newgrfs.
Maybe one day I could hear the Taurus melody in the game. :shock:

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 17 Jan 2008 20:20
by LordAzamath
{{AFAIK it is already possible with newGRFs}}

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 17 Jan 2008 20:30
by doktorhonig
Oops, didn't know that. Maybe I should record some sounds for Michael Blunck's alpine set. Thanks for the info! :oops:

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 17 Jan 2008 20:52
by michael blunck
doktorhonig wrote:Maybe I should record some sounds for Michael Blunck's alpine set.
Yes, custom sounds are already possible for TTDPatch since years. However, to get these sounds is near to impossible. I´ve spent a large amount of time on this but didn´t completely succeed, especially not for all those old engines.

On another note, TTDPatch allows as well for "ambient sounds", so feel free to record the sound of the Austrian Alps on a nice summer day for the benefit of the game. 8)

regards
Michael

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 18 Jan 2008 07:19
by SquireJames
My submissions for bus pull away and bus pull away with horn (well in this case not a horn but, something more fitting) and train whistle (generic)

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 18 Jan 2008 17:18
by orudge
Hm, these could certainly be adapted for use in the game I think. I may have a shot at editing it at some point soon (after exams) and see what I can do with them. :)

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 19 Jan 2008 11:44
by jklamo
About music copyrights, if you recorded separately tt theme for example, you get rid of copyright of recorder, publisher and performer, but copyright of author is still present. The copyright of author expire, but after long time (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... ght_length for terms for all countries). Thus use of classic music may be the option, because authorship copyright is expired for it and is not hard to found free recordings (=without copyright of recorder, publisher and performer).

Same for sounds, it is possible to found some sites with free recordings, that have compatible license with OpenTTD and distribute it with (for example - http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/http://freesoundfiles.tintagel.net/Audio/, http://simplythebest.net/sounds/WAV/sou ... index.html, http://ljudo.com/.

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 19 Jan 2008 14:30
by Born Acorn
jklamo wrote:About music copyrights, if you recorded separately tt theme for example, you get rid of copyright of recorder, publisher and performer, but copyright of author is still present.
Then certainly all we need to do is ask him?

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 19 Jan 2008 16:00
by hanton
I've recorded some high-quality samples of miscellaneous building sounds, like a hammer hitting a nail, a sledgehammer on a condrete floor, a saw, and so on.
Let me now if any of these could be of interest. I'd be more than happy to share them!

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 19 Jan 2008 17:21
by sickie
hanton, if you're happy to share them, than just post them and let us see... I mean hear those sounds :)
I was planning to make some music for OpenTTD, but I am still without my computer, I mostly do drum and bass music but I'd say most of you would like that jazzy sound from the original music. Although we should be now discussing sounds and not music... and with sounds I cannot help you much because I don't have any recording equipment.

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 19 Jan 2008 22:26
by jklamo
Born Acorn wrote:
jklamo wrote:About music copyrights, if you recorded separately tt theme for example, you get rid of copyright of recorder, publisher and performer, but copyright of author is still present.
Then certainly all we need to do is ask him?
Yes, but it also depends on what type of agreement he signed with Microprose - mainly if he passed them exclusive or non-exclusive and time-limited or time-unlimited license. Unfortunately if it was exclusive and time-unlimited license, copyright is stucked in Microprose´s successor (after many mergers in may be Infogrames Entertainment SA or Atari Interactive Inc).

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 11 Feb 2008 21:41
by orudge
hanton wrote:I've recorded some high-quality samples of miscellaneous building sounds, like a hammer hitting a nail, a sledgehammer on a condrete floor, a saw, and so on.
Let me now if any of these could be of interest. I'd be more than happy to share them!
Some of those would quite probably be useful, please do share them with us!

I'm back in the UK now, so hopefully over the coming days I can look at the sounds that have been submitted and see what can be done with them. :)

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 12 Feb 2008 12:05
by Youri219
If distribution of those mp3s with OpenTTD (or TTDPatch) is not allowed due to copyright reasons from the author, doesn't the same apply to the availability of those songs on that website?

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 12 Feb 2008 14:53
by orudge
If you mean transporttycoon.net (or any other site hosting them), then that may be the case, however, that is the site owner's responsibility.

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 12 Feb 2008 23:01
by FooBar
orudge wrote:...owner's responsibility.
Yes, they really should sue the owner for that, shouldn't they? :wink:

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 13 Feb 2008 00:24
by orudge
That's not quite what I said. ;) I simply meant that it was not the responsibility of the owner of the forums (in his role as forum owner), or the developers of OpenTTD (in their role as OpenTTD developers). And the fact that there is at least one instance of all three of those who is the same person is irrelevant. :P

Re: Sound replacement project

Posted: 14 Feb 2008 00:40
by athanasios
orudge wrote:...And the fact that there is at least one instance of all three of those who is the same person is irrelevant. :P
?( ?( ?( : confused X 3. Funny statement indeed! :lol: :mrgreen: