I was playing poker in an internet cardroom yesterday, and after losing in a couple hours what had taken a few days to build up, I got frustrated and decidfed to sit out for a few hands. But then I just felt like going to bed altogether. I didn't exit the program, however.

While I was lying there, it was nice to hear the ruffle of the deck, the gentle plinking of the chips, and the occasional rapping of the table. The sounds created a soothing atmosphere.

I'm proposing that compact discs containing sounds of the casino be sold along those compact discs that contain the sounds of waterfalls and small birds and the like.
-- Cuit_au_Four, Dec 22 2005

http://www.sound-ideas.com/sfx2.html [calum, Dec 22 2005]

http://www.grsites....ounds/misc007.shtml [calum, Dec 22 2005]

I would be flabbergasted to the point of rectal prolapse if there were not already sound effects recordings available with these noises on them.
-- calum, Dec 22 2005


calum is right. I have several versions here in my studio, and they're quite easy to find on the web as mp3. I'll try to find you a link in a bit.
-- Fishrat, Dec 22 2005


Fishrat is right. A quick googling reveals my rectal integrity is not in danger.
-- calum, Dec 22 2005


Do those sfx CD's casino ambience tracks run long enough or do they need editing, mix and re-mastering to fulfill what this idea appears to propose?

The nature sounds CDs Cuit_au_Four refers to as models for his idea are long single cuts, right?
-- bristolz, Dec 23 2005


Mine lasts just over three minutes <awaits obvious comments>
-- Fishrat, Dec 23 2005


When clear the sky is often blue.
-- bristolz, Dec 23 2005



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