-To find a heartbeat sound effect
Originally we had the idea of making our own heartbeat sound, this would consist of someone vocally making the noise or using percussion to emulate the feeling of a heart beating. However after some discussion and evaluation, we decided it was best to find one as although making our own would work, it would be more effective to get a more realistic one for the context of our film.
After listening to all of the sounds there was a noticeable difference between most of the synthetic ones made and the actual sounds recorded.
Below is the listed sources along with its type (synthetic or actual)
Sources used:
YouTube - Actual
Sound Bible - Synthetic
Sound Snap - Synthetic
Sound Jay - Synthetic
Audio Blocks - Actual
Free Sound - Actual
Free SFX - Synthetic
After hearing all of them I decided to go through the pros and cons of each sound:
YouTube - Actual:
Pros:
- realistic
- good sound quality
- good sound clarity
- the change in heart rate fits what we need
Cons:
- change in heart rate is quite sudden and "blocky"
Sound Bible - Synthetic
Pros:
- good sound quality
- good sound clarity
- the change in heart rate fits what we need
Cons:
- change in heart rate is quite sudden and "blocky"
- highly unrealistic and sounded off
Pros:
- realistic
- the change in heart rate fits what we need
Cons:
- change in heart rate is quite sudden and "blocky"
- bad sound clarity
- poor download quality
Pros:
- good sound quality
- good sound clarity
Cons:
- change in heart rate is poor and unprofessional
- unrealistic
Pros:
- good sound quality
- good sound clarity
Cons:
- change in heart rate is quite sudden and "blocky"
- the change in heart rate didn't fit what we need
- slightly unrealisticFree Sound - Actual
Pros:
- realistic
- good sound quality
- good sound clarity
Cons:
- change in heart rate is in sections and is noticeably and significantly different
- heart rate did not fit what we needed
Pros:
- good sound quality
- good sound clarity
Cons:
- there is no change in heart rate
- unrealistic and slow
After further analysis, I came to the conclusion that the YouTube clip was the best as it also had a good resulting downloading quality and wasn't distorted once place into Final Cut Pro X
Below is the final sound effect that we used:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2_uxjALgdE
Each sound effect trialed should be included - not just the chosen one.
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