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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mac1504" data-source="post: 1755961" data-attributes="member: 774">I've recently been entertaining the idea of working sound effects into my games via computer as well. I went and downloaded <a href="http://www.rpgsoundmixer.com/" target="_blank">rpgsoundmixer</a> which is a great tool (and pretty inexpenive at about $20 USD) which not only comes with a god selection of sound effects and fantasy tracks, but the heart of the program allows you to set up "sound scenarios" that allow you to easily access all of those sound effects and muscial scores through hotkeys. You can integrate them in about any fashion you wish. I haven't used the program in a game yet (I will be this weekend) but I think it will go over fantastic.Although rpgsoundmixer comes with a variety of sound effects, there are some other good sources out there that you can download onto your computer and then add them to the soundmixer directory for use in its program.Here are some good sources I've found:Toxic Bag Productions: <a href="http://toxicbag.com/gmc.sht" target="_blank">http://toxicbag.com/gmc.sht</a>Midnight Syndicate CDs (musical scores, no special effects): <a href="http://www.midnightsyndicate.com/" target="_blank">http://www.midnightsyndicate.com/</a>A good source for finding sound effects on the web: <a href="http://www.findsounds.com/" target="_blank">http://www.findsounds.com/</a>If you peruse the rpgsoundmixer boards, you'll find some good links in there for sources of sound effects as well. Warning: rpgsoundmixer is a german company, but they do their best to translate information into english, but the boards are a mix of english and german.Good luck!</blockquote>

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