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thanks a lot mister fister 69
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Rip my ears since i have my music on full volume
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sugestion: Reduce the static filter by a bit and add a bit of reverb and echo on top with just a smidge of "losing the transmission" flavor.
(as in make it so the audio goes in and out of focus, like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEbpYZBxXoU&ab_channel=PaulGrochocinski )
give it a much more "old timey radio" feel.
edit: or another way of putting it would be like the fallout 3 intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1T94Wc6LyQ&ab_channel=MrCryHaven-
This was what I was thinking, give it more of a barely kicking, struggling radio effect, with intermittent cutouts instead of just having a layer of static on top of an admittedly good edit of the original.
The direction you were going with the effects on the source audio were really good, the static on top is just a bit overbearing.
Using the Fallout: 3 intro is a good baseline, have it wake up really groggy, struggle a little bit, but then smooth out into an old-timey radio filter.
maybe add some reverb to it to give it the effect of being played over a loudspeaker
Almost like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrpWMAa8wxM&ab_channel=Solid-Snake4444
Maybe not so heavy but in that direction
It's a great idea though and I like where it's at now, nice work.
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Going for the classic '2012 YouTube gaming tutorial filmed on a portable cell phone' aesthetic, I see!
Jokes aside, this actually sounds pretty good and gives a decent atmosphere to the menu screen. Thanks for this!
