Even if you just hear a science fiction movie or TV show playing in another room, you'll instantly recognize it thanks to the weird sounds of alien spaceships and laser weapons. No genre of entertainment has ever challenged sound-effects designers as much as SF. We've gone through some of scifi's most identifiable and iconic sounds and boiled them down into a list of the coolest and the most earwormy.
We've tried to stay away from sounds made by an actual character, like Soundwave's awesome voice from The Transformers, or Darth Vader's breathing from Star Wars. Note: click on the name to hear the sound effect.
Spaceships in the 1950s: Back in the heady days of early science fiction movies, the Theremin (probably one of the coolest instruments ever invented) would provide the "Ooooh-EEEEE-oooooh" sounds of spaceships flitting about in the sky and other spooky paranormal sounds. It tended to be overused, and instantly became identifiable with cheesy scifi. If we ever get our own office Theremin, this is the first sound we'd ever make on it.
The Alien Heat Ray from War of the Worlds: In the original 1953 movie, the alien heat ray has an awesome cycling sound buried within the sound of the beam. We hope a real heat ray blast sounds this way some day — and we may have found our new cell phone ringtone.
The Alien Probe from War of the Worlds...
ToneMaker® Voice allows you to make your own ringtones in any style — hip-hop, country, rock, reggaeton, pop, and more — and download them to your phone.
"Your Phone, Your Voice, Your Tone" — record your own voice to add to your mixes.
Advanced mixing features allow you to mix styles, change tempo, and control each track of your mix individually - Hundreds of loops are available in over a dozen styles, including celebrity loops from major artists and producers like Cee-Lo, Biz Markie, and Red Spyda.
No knowledge of music required; choose a style and a new mix is automatically created, then just use the D-Pad on your phone to change the parts — Drums, Bass, Rhythm,...
Review: Google Mobile App, revisited Macworld, CA - Nov 18, 2008 Let your voice ring out, and at least two times out of three, you will be heard. The first version of Google Mobile App ( ) was strong on searches,
StompIO from IK Multimedia GuitarGearHeads.com - 3 hours ago Each of these provided their own dynamic. Obviously, depending on the quality of your headphones, your mileage may vary. However, for my late night gear
The fallen angel Lankaweb, Sri Lanka - 10 hours ago His children will pay, my friends We will make them! Think with your good minds- is it not because of them that we are damned to our fate?
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Even if you just hear a science fiction movie or TV show playing in another room, you'll instantly recognize it thanks to the weird sounds of alien spaceships and laser weapons. No genre of entertainment has ever challenged sound-effects designers as much as SF. We've gone through some of scifi's most identifiable and iconic sounds and boiled them down into a list of the coolest and the most earwormy.
We've tried to stay away from sounds made by an actual character, like Soundwave's awesome voice from The Transformers, or Darth Vader's breathing from Star Wars. Note: click on the name to hear the sound effect.
