what is sound engineeing?
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Sound engineers are people who operate recording equipment, typically in a recording studio. They are trained in the techniques of multi-track recording, and have a wide knowledge of microphone types, soundwaves,  analog and digital recorders, and how to shape the soundwaves and patterns of musical instrumentation into something pleasant and audible.\n\nA sound engineer is usually the guy you always see behind the big mixing board whenever you see a picture of a rock band in a sound booth.
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here http://www.trilogy3.com/index.cfm?page=cfm/bttf2_sounds.cfm
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Go to Start - Programs - Accesories - Entertainment - Sound recoder.\nGood luck!
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Go to the Control Panel and look for Sounds, Speech, and Audio devices. You can check them there.
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Nope, though you'll probably like http://audacity.sourceforge.net just as well.  It's a lot less resource intensive also, and cross-platform.  You can google and find lots of free plug-ins and effects to add onto it.
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Using sounds.\n\nI am interested in your project.\n\nIM me if you can.
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Audacity.\nIt's free (open source)\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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audacity for the music ... firefox browser and their video downloading pluggin for the flicks ..
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Nope.  Sound is sound.
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BEEP BEEP!!\n\nThunder, lightning and rain, specifically:\nhttp://www.sounddogs.com/subcategories.asp?Type=1&CategoryID=1045  \n\nOther sound effects sites:\nhttp://www.webplaces.com/html/sounds.htm\n\nhttp://www.sounddogs.com/catsearch.asp?Type=1&gclid=CJzHrISV5YUCFSVoSAodBHulRA\n\nhttp://www.onlysoundeffects.com/Results.aspx?query=Sound%20Effects&sessionid=5oupsl45c1ytkgrw5p5qiiji&cc=us&ns=1
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I don't know about sounds but you can get a free webpage at www.webspawner.com
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ok, go to control panel, go to sounds, speech, and audio devices, then sound effects manager, go to sound effect, and click none
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There was a similar question asked a little while ago. The link provided is here: http://www.copyright.gov/register/sound.html (if you're in the US).\n\nThe answers receieved to the question below are good so you'll want to check them out.
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You can use Audicity. Its an open source sound editing tool.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net
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Go to the Control Panel and click Sound and Audio Devices. Then select the "Sounds" tab. You can change all sounds based on schemes or individual sounds.
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start&#92;control panel&#92;sounds and audio devices&#92;sounds tab.  the rest should be self-explanatory
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Go to the Control Panel in Windows (start button).  Select the item for "Sounds and Audio Devices".  A "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties" dialog will appear.  Choose the "Sounds" tab.  Now look for the large box at the bottom of that tab.  The box is labeled: "Program Events".\n\nScroll through the list of events.  Do you see one for Yahoo Email (new mail; mail alert; ...)?  Select the event you wish to edit.  Now select the Browse button to choose a new sound.  The sounds that may be chosen must be in WAV format.\n\nThese instructions are shown at the e-Speaking website\n(http://www.e-speaking.com/sounds.htm).\n\nDo you need new sounds?  There are several sounds you may download through the Internet to your computer.\n\nCheck out the sample "Mail" sounds ( http://www.e-speaking.com/esm/mail/ ).