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What the hell ๐ them Japanese always been creative
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"Sounded nothing like it" ๐๐๐ you're so funny hahahah
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Iโd still be terrified af if I heard that coming from outside ๐
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Dang, putting a tube screamer on a double behs is pretty rare
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Professional sound editor here - I heard the original Godzilla roar on a 1/4โ tape reel labeled โRusty ship door / Godzilla roar.โ It was the exact sound followed by a few other similar takes of a large metal door opening and closing. The original (the tape I heard was a copy) was from the Columbia Pictures sound library.
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VERY DAMN CLOSE!!! I knew about the big bass, but I also heard that a bow was used. Very Cool.
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This was Akira Ifukube's (the composer for the 1954 Godzilla movie) idea
From Wikizilla:
When he first signed onto Godzilla, composer Akira Ifukube thought that the monster, being a reptile, shouldn't roar at all. Director Ishiro Honda explained it as another consequence of his mutation by nuclear testing. Sound technicians Ichiro Minawa and Hisashi Shimonaga tried modifying the cries of lions, tigers, and night herons recorded at the Ueno Zoo, but everything they produced still sounded too natural. It was Ifukube who came up with the idea of using a musical instrument: the contrabass.
He unwound the E string and recorded his assistant, Sei Ikeno, drawing his hands across it with gloves covered in pine tar. Minawa then manipulated the speed of the recordings, added echoes, and overlaid some of the animal sounds he had previously gathered.
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na you basically nailed it mate.
Also the original godzilla scream is absolutely terrifying. Imagine if it was real, youre chilling at home and you hear THAT in the distance
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I think bro is a godzilla nerd. Another reason to love this guy
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I love the original. As a kid while walking the family dog at night the trains sounding their horns in the winter air sounded like Godzilla.
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I Can hear Godzillaโs roar being sampled in a drum and bass/dubstep song lmao.
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That was actually a downright awesome job on recreating that sound.
I would have never guessed in a million year's that's how they did it. Sounds like an old squeaky door to me.
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BEHSZILLA ๐ฆ RAAAAAAR!
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Other people already said this but they wouldnt just be pitching it down theyd be slowing it down. The reason they used a higher end mic being that when you pitch something down youre shifting the high end, so if a mic cuts off at 4000hz but you slow the recording to 50% your max is now 2000hz. Nowadays youd achieve this by highering your sample rate before recording so when pitching down its more natural
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I would've tried putting the resin on the fingertips of the gloves and pinching the string and running your fingers down it while putting pressure.
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Yeah that's interesting how that actually sounds like pretty close
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I, like many of us, have heard this story before. But, I've never seen anyone demonstrate how it was done. I could never picture it in my head. Now I get it. Thanks D.S.
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you got pretty damn close. Just for some useless information; the strings you have on your bass (aquila gold springs; also my string of choice :P) are nylon wound gut. These are infamous for being impossible to bow, which might be why you had trouble with the rosin technique.
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As far as I'm concerned, and I'm Godzilla's grandson, nearly identical to grandma. Bravo.
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4 months ago
The original 1950s Godzilla roar is still absolutely horrifying lol
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