WWII Subvet Approved Depth Charge Audio

Peto · 11-10-07, 10:28 PM

Here is Version 2 of my attempt to recreate a historical depth charge explosion. I played it for a subvet that has heard a few nd he said, "It sounds like a depth charge going off at a safe distance". We also concluded that there is really no way to reproduce a really close one without blowing up everyone's speakers as they were tremendously loud. 600 pounders dwarfed the 300's in volume and shock value as well. He also said the sound would be somewhat different according to how deep they were set.

As an average, he told me this audio is pretty good. He also volunteered to help me better understand by putting me in a barrel, sealing me in and setting a stick of dynamite on top. Now do that at random times for a few hours and I'd get the idea

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I thought it might be worth it if I took a good microphone in with me. But--then again... Suffice it to say, I declined the offer of assistance

. I like you guys but not that much

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So here it is. Your feedback and comments are more than welcome. Anyone who would like to work with this file is free to do so.

http://files.filefront.com/Subvet+Co.../fileinfo.html

It is probably different than what you expect depth charges to sound like but--then again--how many of us have actually heard an explosion while we're underwater? I haven't and from what I've learned, I never want to!!!

Peto

11-10-07, 10:28 PM	#1
Peto Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The details of my life are quite inconsequential Posts: 1,049 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	WWII Subvet Approved Depth Charge Audio Here is Version 2 of my attempt to recreate a historical depth charge explosion. I played it for a subvet that has heard a few nd he said, "It sounds like a depth charge going off at a safe distance". We also concluded that there is really no way to reproduce a really close one without blowing up everyone's speakers as they were tremendously loud. 600 pounders dwarfed the 300's in volume and shock value as well. He also said the sound would be somewhat different according to how deep they were set. As an average, he told me this audio is pretty good. He also volunteered to help me better understand by putting me in a barrel, sealing me in and setting a stick of dynamite on top. Now do that at random times for a few hours and I'd get the idea ... I thought it might be worth it if I took a good microphone in with me. But--then again... Suffice it to say, I declined the offer of assistance . I like you guys but not that much ! So here it is. Your feedback and comments are more than welcome. Anyone who would like to work with this file is free to do so. http://files.filefront.com/Subvet+Co.../fileinfo.html It is probably different than what you expect depth charges to sound like but--then again--how many of us have actually heard an explosion while we're underwater? I haven't and from what I've learned, I never want to!!! Peto