The Origins of Duke 3D's Sound Effects

[@revenantevil]

Did any of these sound effects surprise you? Have you heard these sounds anywhere else? Thanks for watching, and subscribe for more!

[@SireSquish]

What about .... squish? Heh.

[@SireSquish]

Oh wait, I jumped in too soon :p

[@popenderaza]

11:26 Reminds me of Startcraft Zerg Hive sound when you click on the building

[@doom64hunter]

How did you find the playlist on Bobby's soundcloud? It's set to private. Edit: Ohh, he posted about it here: bobbyprincemusic.blogspot.com/2017/08/boss-sounds-in-duke-nukem-3d.html

[@emperortrevornorton3119]

Pig baby pig sound was used in ICP Piggy Pie song mostly unchanged from the original sound

[@ViewpointProd]

As an sound designer and sound editor, i was patiently awaiting someone to do this after seeing Decino's one for Doom's effects. i have a large collection of Sound ideas' libraries on my drives and am an avid sound effects collector. its so nice to see people discussing this type of stuff, ame sound design, and sound design in general is an extremely underrated subject. reguarding sound effects that may sound different vs sources, i explained this in Decino's vid covering doom/s effects. Compression plays a big part if changing a sound's characteristics, you're stripping information from the sound to bring down its filesize, witch can majorly change how it can sound and feel. A lot of editing is done sometimes ontop of that. to make everything sound a little more unique or to add some sort of consistancy.

[@ravenouscadaver8]

bloody good video that, I mean all of Decino's videos are good really. But I really liked the sound/art hunt ones.

[@nikolamihailovic3705]

When we started our courses on sound editing I immediately started to recognize sounds from hollywood edge, sound ideas as something I heard in Doom, Duke and a dozen other games. Sound designers working with games back then were wizards. They didn't have half the capabilities we have nowadays yet they somehow managed to create some of the most memorable soundscapes

[@christiangottsacker6932]

I used to collect sound cds from the library and record them with my tape recorder and mess with them. Glad to see other weird audiophiles out there

[@Dr.MSC.W.Krueger]

We still have the entire (physical) Sound Ideas library sitting on a shelf in our archive. Two shelves actually. It's an enormous collection of CDs.

[@Aeduo]

I'd suspect different algorithms used for modifying pitch and tempo probably play a big role as none of them are perfect (and i'm sure this was especially the case in the 90s) and will introduce their own different artifacts. But also some of the sounds sound like they might have some amount of delay/reverb.

[@frydemwingz]

hearing the octobrain say "quiet" in that voice is kinda scary

[@296801]

Sounds like the Mancubus in Doom 2 at 8:47.

[@benrichardson5798]

​@@296801 Same source

[@Orbzy-vt8bu]

0:08 We were searching for DN3D origins, but we found the Mancubus sound origin from Doom 2 as well Double find!

[@DoomKid]

It's been known for years, haha! (though, some people bizarrely deny it)

[@MeatSim64]

DAMN! You beat me by two months lol. But it's the hitsound for the Mannycubby specifically. And @DoomKid they can't outright say it as WB will sue them into oblivion lol

[@JustaAm3rican]

@@MeatSim64 he beat me by 6 months

[@RichterTheRat]

Pretty sure he's not admitting to the Elmer Fudd thing for fear of getting sued.

[@monsterurby]

Warner Brothers are very well known for their happy-go-lucky, laid back approach to copyright infringement.

[@captainsternn7684]

It's okay, 3D Realms is owned by Embracer Group now.

[@Kevin-jb2pv]

You don't have to look any further than Doom's soundtrack to see that Bobby seemed to be an expert on how to walk that fine line between "inspiration" and "plagiarism" back in the 90's. He knew how to change his work up _just_ enough to not be worth Hollywood's time to suing over back when the game industry was just a pissant little upstart subsection of the entertainment industry. There's no way half the shit he did back in the day would fly today, now that gaming is _the_ dominant entertainment medium and has so many eye and ear balls laser-focused on it.

[@daffers2345]

Just gotta say ... love the term "ear balls" XD

[@cysilversoul]

The Elmer Fudd “quiet” thing is insane creative.

[@Atreus21]

I dunno about anyone else but I clearly heard the Mancubus pain sound at 8:46.

[@Jormungandr85]

That Death Trooper death cry, un altered, is used in the original Command & Conquer as well

[@Atreus21]

And XCOM TFTD.

[@technoman9000]

Yeah that's what I recognized it from instantly.

[@RaysGamingChannel2003]

@@technoman9000same

[@SusieFanK]

I believe Duke3D's Chaingun sound is the same as the Commando's rifle sound from Command & Conquer as well.

[@_marlene]

this is great dude. im the biggest duke fan in the world since the '90s. love it.

[@revenantevil]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Q-TebGamesNL]

Very nice sequel to decino's Doom sound origins video 😉

[@revenantevil]

Thanks for the visit

[@Q-TebGamesNL]

@@revenantevil thanks for the great video!

[@illyay1337]

Yeah, these are fun.

[@Spat856]

8:46 YOOO!! I think its more than confirmed that it is Fudd. I mean, come on. Reversing the process from the OG sound that was used in the game, its clearly saying "quiet" thats all proof I need. Plus, Bobby Prince is no stranger from reusing/repurposing existing sounds he's accumulated.

[@DoomKid]

This has been confirmed for years, tbh - not sure why anyone denied it after it was initially proven!

[@emperorgrieferus106]

@@DoomKid To quote Quasar on Doomwiki: "I will mention here in advance that I am not entertained by the whole Elmer Fudd thing. I think it's spurious and it's never been proven with a spectrograph analysis, just people going off what they hear by ear. What you hear is often what you want to hear when it comes to similarities between sounds. I will not be allowing that particular addition to this article ever until someone has done a simple spectrograph analysis and has proven that the frequencies are actually identical (within a reasonable, atomically small margin of error)."

[@kyledodson2992]

Dude you’re like the decino of Duke nukem

[@claudioadriano5422]

Good job! I love Duke Nukem 3D! The sound of the enemies, the design of them, the soundtrack, the sound effects, everything! I miss a game like that 😢

[@revenantevil]

Sounds like it's time for you to revisit Duke 3D for another playthrough! :) Thanks for watching!

[@claudioadriano5422]

@@revenantevil And that sound of the alien structures with Protozoid Slimer eggs and captive women in alien slime pods or entangled in slimy alien vines? It's hard to explain that sound in words, but I think it sounds like a looped vibration. Do you know which one it is?

[@reidmorris5908]

After seeing decino's doom one, I'm super mega stoked to see anyone else doing any other classic game sfx vids. thanks for this!

[@revenantevil]

You're welcome man! More to come ;) thanks for watching!

[@coondogtheman]

I've heard some of these sounds in doom and quake. Pretty cool how they made these for the game because I played all of those games a lot.

[@Razorblade1812]

Sound Ideas...... So this library was where all the sounds effects used in Duke 3D, Doom and so many others came from...... What a neat discovery.... It's almost like with those Hentais, many of which used music from libraries such as Universal Production Music, the native Nash Music Library and so on....

[@MrRumbleRoses]

who would of thought. ol' Elmer Fudd. making sounds for 2 different enemies

[@revenantevil]

What would we do without him? Thanks for watching :)

[@ВсадникАпокалипсиса-я9е]

@@revenantevil so sad that you did not review those eerie ambient monotonous technological sounds in duke, which are most cool among with enemies sounds

[@EspireMike]

This is so fascinating. As for whether it's Elmer Fudd or JP's Trex, I'm sure Bobby, iD and 3d Realms are wishing you won't dig deeper 😅

[@TheRyujinLP]

*Excited Lawyer Noises Intensifies*

[@savagedregime8176]

I learned about the Elder Fudd origins of the Mancubus/Octabrain sound a while ago, but was a bit conflicted over publicly spreading the information in case that would inadvertently lead to the games being taken down from storefronts in a panic cause WB would smell blood in the water. We kinda have a precedent for this already since AFAIK it was the fan speculation over the MJ connection with the Sonic 3 music leading to Sonic 3 rereleases being buried by Sega over legal issues for a long time until they replaced those tracks. The JP T-Rex may just as well be a case of common stock effect usage. Even if the sound was made specifically for the movie originally, I don't think it's uncommon for movie sounds to end up being sub-licensed into commercial libraries afterwards.

[@supertna9154]

16:09 This sound is also used in both Hexen and Heretic for the player’s pain sound with pitches altered for two of the heroes in Hexen. 6 semitones for Daedolon and -6 semitones for Baratus while Parias and Corvus (Heretic) use the same pitches as the doomguy from doom just shortened a bit.

[@revenantevil]

Now that IS interesting, thanks for sharing! I'll have to remember that. Thanks for watching :)

[@zorilla0]

I believe that same pain noise was slowed down even further for the Hexen hub 3 boss. Speaking of Hexen, the alien trooper activity noise is almost identical to the ettins from that game (who in turn have a pain noise also used by the camel driver in Wacky Wheels, of all games).

[@taemien9219]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who recognized that.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Speaking of Hexen, 6:47 is the cut where the hurt noise of the Werejaguar cones from.

[@ShadesMan]

It's amazing how a lot of these sounds I've heard in many movies and games of the time - Warcraft, HeXen, Heretic, Doom, Duke, etc! It's almost as though they were not only pulling from the same sound library, but they had favorites too! Hexen Ettin idle = Assault Trooper Idle Warcraft II dragons sound like Heretic Saberclaws Heretic gargoyle death, Warcraft I spider death, Revenant Death sound, gemstone being pulled out at the end of Diablo 1... that gory skeleton crunch. "Human Groan" has also been used in not just Duke or Doom... but Heretic II as well! And how many times have we heard the imp 'Camel' sounds, the Icon of Sin spawn sound, and others in various movies and things? Foley sound creation, with it's pulling found sound libraries and raw creation using unconventional objects, is quite interesting!

[@MrThejoshmon]

Because of this video I just noticed the jaguar growling sounds were used in the mancubus attack sound in PSX Doom

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

and in the imp for doom.

[@fb1767]

I always wondered about game sounds. Thanks for the video, it's a mix of discovery and nostalgia.

[@shredguitarob]

I love finding sounds from one game in another. Great video!

[@revenantevil]

Thank you! Which one was your favourite?

[@Ponimalion]

The water droplet sound also appears in World of Goo. Drool goobals use it. And now I have a new headcanon: Octabrains can read thoughts, and they find human thoughts unpleasant, loud, hence QUIET!

[@Kyezoar]

Hearing the Battlelord's screams in shows like the Owl House really made me excited. It's like a fun scavenger hunt whenever I note out the use of stock sound effect like the Half Life 2 wind in everything or the Camel Noise for Doom's Imps

[@cheeseydoodoo]

what episode was it used in?

[@daffers2345]

I notice a LOT of the same sound effects here and there -- mostly stuff like wind blowing or door sounds. There's a horse whinnying that is used WAY too frequently. Generally I don't mind too much; I just notice it. Maybe I can turn it into a scavenger hunt too. One of the most amusing so far was a crying sound usually used in the Slappy Squirrel segments of _Animaniacs._ Skippy Squirrel ALWAYS makes the noise when crying, which happens in almost every one. I heard the exact same noise in _The Babadook._ Right after the stupid kid says "Does it hurt the boy?" he turns over and the exact same crying noise played. I couldn't take the movie too seriously after that. XD

[@Kyezoar]

@@cheeseydoodoo I was one of the first episodes in the first season, with that giant slug thing

[@Shredonus]

Daaamn, sooo much work to make such research and prepare video. Nice! Thanks!

[@revenantevil]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@phaeton01]

The end of the octobrain death sound always sounded like someone saying ‘come on then’ in a British accent

[@SuperShotgun300]

Another high quality video, nice work! Who would have thought that some of the sounds came from those sources. The Octobrain sound does definitely sound like Elmer Fudd when you break both of them down side by side... would never have thought!

[@revenantevil]

Yeah that Elmer Fudd thing has blown my mind a little bit haha. Thanks for watching dude!

[@MysticMan1993]

Surprisingly, I was able to recognize some of these sound samples from other games. Like the slime squish sound that was use for blood splat for MK2. Now I know the source.

[@ASpooneyBard]

I've been playing through the early Resident Evil games recently. I'm pretty sure they used that "space door" sound effect for the sliding doors in the lab at the end of RE2.

[@lvcas9313]

Man I wasn't expecting at all to find such great job about it. The game is fun enough but the sound effects make it iconic.

[@revenantevil]

I agree, some great sound design. Thank you for watching.

[@themartonjanos6194]

One of the "slimy" door sounds (mostly in green alien growth areas, like E2L4) is also the same as, or at least similar to the Mancubus' (Doom II) "gore" death sound clip. Also, there's a high chance the Imp's (Doom) and the Sentry Drone's alert sounds are of the same origin.

[@Popebug]

Everyone probably know this already but the Doom imp sound is a recording of a camel

[@xanshark]

Really cool stuff! Reminds me a lot of Decino's video on the Doom sounds. Now I'll be forever satisfied, knowing the source of the mice and toilet flushing sound effects in Duke3D.

[@revenantevil]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@ancientpixels94]

I've always wondered as a kid were they gotten all of the sound effects for Duke Nukem 3D. Never thought a sound of Elmer Fudd would be one of them :D

[@TheRawkHawk]

Blew my mind, dawg. Fantastic video! well researched and very entertaining.

[@revenantevil]

Thanks for watching

[@Andres33AU]

I love these kind of videos, I remember seeing one about Doom, and it's great to see one for Duke! The stock sound scream used for the Assault Troopers is also used in Doom for the Zombiemen, and in Command & Conquer as well. The Expander/Ray Gun sound is also used in movies like War of the Worlds, and I'm guessing it goes back a fair bit. I'm enjoying this, I'd definitely like to know the origin of the weird "scream" that you sometimes hear in the background in Duke 3D.

[@revenantevil]

That weird scream is totally creepy. Maybe it was made in house specifically for the game? I'd love to find out where it comes from too! Thanks for the detailed awesome response. I might have to look into all these games people keep posting and do a small followup :) Cheers!

[@ArtisticAutisticandAiling]

8:46 Mancubus sound from Doom II when slowed down at -19 semitones! Cheers mate!

[@cybergothika6906]

In the 90s when I was younger I didn't like to hear the Octopus brain sound, it was one I didn't want to hear it was scary at some extent. But Quake and Doom had it way more heavy. Looks like joke now, but it used to be more to the horror and claustrophobic than it is today.

[@Kyle1444]

It still sounds horrific. Hair raising

[@Thechezbailey]

For me it was the assault commander sounds

[@Thrackerzod8]

I still hate the Octopus sound, it's just so loud.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

7:33 who knew the assault trooper was the zombieman's future cousin :P they even use the same sound

[@DecapitatedOwns666]

Always wanted to know this omg thanks!!

[@zoro4661WasTaken]

Gotta say, interesting content aside, I absolutely _love_ the editing in this. Scratches my brain just right. Awesome job!

[@revenantevil]

Hey man, thanks for the comment! I appreciate it. :)

[@zoro4661WasTaken]

@@revenantevil Of course! Thanks for the good content!

[@canolaskies5306]

Had to go speed up the Octabrain sounds myself just to see, damn. Now I'm off to make a sound mod that replaces all the Octa sounds with Elmer Fudd sounds just to amuse myself. Great stuff, never would have seen them drone sounds coming.

[@christianhl1]

It's awesome to see you explore so much of duke nukem I played it alot with my dad and because you are so in depth with these I would love to see you explore the duke 3d expansions in more depth dukes Caribbean, duke it out in DC' and Nuclear winter! Cheers! Looking forward to more content !

[@revenantevil]

Thanks man! I'm sure I'll cover everything Duke one day! :) Did you play any of the spin offs or mostly just 3D?

[@christianhl1]

@revenantevil I have not beat all of them but have played most of them 3d plus expansions Manhatten project time to kill land of the babes zero hour critical mass.... duke gba etc etc I have most memories of 3d and and time to kill . And I recently just picked up the official remastered collections of duke 1 and 2 for the evercade since I never really got to play the originals much it also has duke gba time to kill 3d and land of the baby's I've really enjoyed the gba one it's fun! Anyways. It's time to kick ass and chew bubblegum and I'm all outa gum 🤪

[@DaedalusRaistlin]

Been fascinated by this stuff since I heard a Doom sound effect in an episode of the X-Files. In fact, it's not the only TV show or movie I've heard sound effects from Doom and Duke3D in, as well as other more obscure games. So I figured it had to be from some well known library. Thanks for the video!

[@revenantevil]

That's really interesting! I don't suppose you remember the episode? Thanks for watching! Cheers :)

[@cubeflinger]

Was it the doors? Those are everywhere

[@DaedalusRaistlin]

@@revenantevil No idea what episode it was sadly (it was a long time ago), I just remember a caravan (RV trailer) getting blown up by something and the sound effect was either a Doom rocket swish or the one of BFG sound effects, something along those lines. It was very noticeable at the time. As @cubefinger mentions, the Doom door SFX were everywhere, in horror movies especially.

[@AndyBrearley]

Hail to the king baby, nice work dude. I can only imagine how much editing and research went into this one. Those sound FX are something that will stay with any Duke player for life, suddenly its 1996 again and I’m all outta gum 😅

[@revenantevil]

Took me a lot of time bro! Thanks for even thinking about that! But yeah, I know these sfx are iconic amongst duke fans. Nice to open some dialogue about it :) thanks for the comment

[@182.pixels]

Great video! The Battlelord sounds are also used in GBAs Metroid First Mission for the boss Kraid. It was funny to hear it haha

[@vesacksi]

nice vid, i always wondered how they made the sounds so 8bit or something, it has a distinct sound style

[@TheDarkYoshi64]

The sounds are compressed, that’s why they sound like that.

[@Banzeken]

It’s mostly the result of a very low sample rate. The bit-depth has little effect on the timbre/texture of the sound itself.

[@mactrololo7326]

What’s interesting about the Sentry Drone sound is that the pig squeal is also used as an alert sound for Emperor Femur’s ship in War Planets

[@monsterurby]

I remember hearing the battlelord cry in a cartoon back in the late 90s as well. I was at a friend's house and I was sat on the sofa like *Pointing Rick Dalton*

[@Haru-spicy]

this definitely satisfies some part of my child brain that wondered about these sounds back in the day

[@unbridledenthusiasm]

this is incredible

[@DinnerForkTongue]

What I like the most is how many ideas for sound manipulation these give me. I'm just a derp putzing around in Dark Audacity, but feels like the sky's the limit.

[@cybergothika6906]

"Animal creature" fx was used faster for Imp, the same of one of the sound effects as the drone.

[@jb6002]

Awesome video! I love that you found so many of them and I love how much ingenious editing went into making the sounds. I always wondered where they came from and now I know. "Shhh be vewwy vewwy quiet..." 😉

[@revenantevil]

Thanks for watching! :) you rock!

[@Lubuntuuser]

@@revenantevil 9:44 true

[@Lubuntuuser]

@@revenantevil 11:20 and 15:30 are doom sfx as well

[@DrumEagle]

4:38 that animal creature sound can also be heard in the intro video of the very first Resident Evil game on Playstation 1 from the Cerberus zombie-dog.

[@SegaMario]

10:11 Duuude, that's the flag pickup sound from Turok: Rage Wars!

[@VikingPoodle]

Man I love this. Great work!

[@revenantevil]

Thanks man!

[@roman_mf]

Underrated channel. Amazing work!

[@revenantevil]

You rock, thanks for the nice comment :)

[@brandon351smith]

I've been wondering about this for YEARS.

[@revenantevil]

Hope you enjoyed! Thanks for watching :)

[@brandon351smith]

@@revenantevil I did! Thank you!

[@TheUrbanArcade]

Great video, alot of effort went into making this! I've been playing alot of Duke lately 😊

[@revenantevil]

Thanks man! It really did! I've been putting more and more effort into my videos as time goes on. I hope it's made them somewhat viewable haha. Thanks for the comment! :)

[@TheUrbanArcade]

@revenantevil really good stuff, just finished your Iceberg video too! Well done with these! Definitely subbing.

[@revenantevil]

Thanks dude, I really appreciate it! :) any ideas for what you'd like to see in the future?

[@EnigPartyhaus]

6:21 the second squeal I have memories of being a sound used in either ZoneAlarm or Kaspersky antivirus back in the XP era

[@CallMeSugarMilk]

Great breakdown of all the sound effects from DN3D! Never knew that the Octabrain and the Mancubus from DOOM shared both the same Elmer Fudd’s “Quiet” sound effect 😂 truly iconic from both 3D Realms and id Software.

[@revenantevil]

I still can't believe it may actually be Elmer Fudd. Thanks for watching :)

[@technoman9000]

I actually never noticed the same sounds used in Quake an DN3D despite being huge fans of both. But I'm commenting to say that all these 90s sound effects sound very familiar. For example, I remember hearing the Magic Carpet acceleration sound in Sliders. Interesting stuff.

[@mintydog06]

Great video, it's always fascinating to learn where SFX comes from and how they go about making it. I think I read somewhere that the SFX for lasers in Star Wars was someone twanging a slinky? Though I could be misremembering the film.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Either twanging a slinky, or whacking a high tension cable.

[@burn1none]

so cool man a bunch of those sounds live rent free in my head. I would love to hear more about the voice lines too and the enemies that talk

[@CarlMahnke]

Amazing work!

[@ArnieMcStranglehold]

Yes, I have, in fact, MANY TIMES, wondered about the origins of the SFX of MANY of my favorite games from growing up. Basically, once I was old enough to understand that, especially in games, libraries of pre-recorded sound effects were often used, and not, as I believed, ALL sound effects were made up and individual to that game, is when that wonder started. There was a time when I thought each sound effect from each game was uniquely created for that specific game. I suppose in a way that's true given that the original sources weren't used, but compressed versions were, then tech advanced where people could more easily slow down/speed up, reverse, add reverb, etc. I miss the limitations of the past in a way. It created so much that was still unique. EDIT: Also, my surprise was the Octabrain. Reverse engineering that sound into "quiet" was ... well terrifying. I had a similar experience at about 9 when I first extracted all of Doom's sounds, and reversed the Icon of Sin, to find out it was John Romero, i about shit my pants...

[@benrichardson5798]

Jeez! I should've known the Octobrain was Elmer Fudd pitched down, since the very same sound was used for the Mancubus in Doom 2 (and coincidentally, Bobby Prince was the sound designer for both games).

[@Ponimalion]

Omg I was hoping for DN3D sounds video after seeing Doom sounds video. The Octabrain sounds fascinated me and I wanted to learn the origin. Also the sound at 10:11 appears in X-COM / UFO Eneny Unknown as a Psionic attack sound. Amazing coincidence. The "Quiet" sound was supposed to be a Jaguar, but yeah it's totally Elmer.

[@aladad.I]

Manhattan Project theme , nice !

[@revenantevil]

Such a banger! Thanks for watching :)

[@iainbaker6916]

I’m hearing a lot of noises from other games from the era- doom, blood, Quake, Unreal etc. Looks like that sound ideas disc was used a lot 😎

[@revenantevil]

They definitely got their money's worth with that CD! Thanks for watching :)

[@supertna9154]

7:24 Is that also one of the death screams for the zombiemen in Doom?

[@taecentro6169]

Woooow just amazing work

[@revenantevil]

Thank you so much 😀

[@luleta1644]

this gave me old videogame-y magazine vibes, super cute i mean cool

[@DoutorSocialGames]

There's some sounds in Duke that I always found weird. The sound some doors make in episode 2, per example: I swear there's a "Duke screaming while taking too much damage but low pitch" mixed in with "generic eletricity" and a piston stomp sound.

[@revenantevil]

lol, that wouldn't surprise me! Definitely some weird sounds going on. Thanks for watching :)

[@jweinrub]

That is very interesting to know. I used to create sounds when I was young to see what I could come up with. Now I understand sound design more after listening to this.

[@lucascritchi]

You missed the iconic and disturbed scream sound effect of the octobrain dying. The pipebombs, sweeping the key cards and accessing surveillance monitors, kicking, jumping, all the inventory sounds and many others!

[@revenantevil]

Well spotted! There's a lot of sounds that haven't been found yet, unfortunately. The spreadsheet in the description will show you everything we currently know. Thanks for pointing that out & thanks for watching! :)

[@lucascritchi]

@@revenantevil I was curious about the scream the octobrain makes when he get shot too.

[@revenantevil]

It could be a sound in a SFX library or maybe Bobby made it himself? It's hard to say! I'd love to know what it is too

[@zielskotorowe]

This is a Doom version of Decino research. Respect. I've waiting for this for Duke3d. Decino starter to search because he said. I am tired od Doom. Watching cartoon movies and plays some games and hear at Courage Covard Dog an Doom doors sound. I don remember which game was, but Decino hear IMP sounds. So Decino started to find every sounds for Doom like You!!!. Thanks for movie Man!!!

[@chang7347]

What an underrated channel

[@revenantevil]

You the best

[@sponduli]

11:26 i managed to go a solid week without thinking about her

[@revenantevil]

Lmao, you legend.

[@Adamek1926]

I always wondered why the Octabrains sound like something from Doom.

[@rgerber]

incredible work

[@revenantevil]

Thanks dude :)

[@cipherthedemonlord8057]

Well this answers questions. But been looking for this loud ship sound used in many levels.

[@Jba8179]

now this will be interesting

[@RussianSevereWeatherVideos]

'Nice!' indeed :) I spilt my evening tea all over my keyboard at that.

[@revenantevil]

That's amazing, thank you for watching! :)

[@RussianSevereWeatherVideos]

@@revenantevil Thank you for making such an entertaining and educational video!

[@johnedelmann6711]

I think Bobby Prince didn't want 3D Realms or himself to be sued by then Warner Brothers because it used Elmer Fudd (albeit heavily distorted) for the octabrain sound. Maybe that's why he didn't confirm where the sound came from.

[@revenantevil]

Could well be man. Either way, it's crazy. Like, why would he even think to do it? Totally mental. lol. Thanks for watching :)

[@SirDoomShotgun]

9:33 and after actually broke my mind. My childhood was suddenly decoded.

[@revenantevil]

Thanks for watching dude! I'm glad you liked it :)

[@novelezra]

SOUND IDEAS is my favourite album to whack on during a party.

[@revenantevil]

That's my kinda party! Thanks for watching :)

[@burra007]

HOLY SHIT, ELMER’S QUIET AT SPEED OF 33% AND PITCH -19 IS THE CLASSIC MANCUBUS’ AWAKE SOUND

[@KingLeek86]

Woah....the slimer "roar" sounds like the roar of the monster from 1961's Gorgo. Might want to check that out.

[@OneAngryDeacon]

That toilet flush sound effect was defo used in Space Quest IV as well, even in the floppy disk version mereckon

[@mleczyk7638]

sound at 6:45 was also used for bloodsuckers and rodents from stalker, and it was used for doom 64 mancubus as well

[@Darth1Marik]

That growling bobcat stock sound for the pigcop was also used years earlier in the first Elder Scrolls game Arena as the Vampire roar. Shit was pretty chilling then

[@andremohren7022]

I can't fully remember the order, but if I recall correctly, dzierzan went searching kknd sound sources for our remake, then found and made lists for doom, duke3d etc. sure sound ideas has them nowadays, but they originated mostly from the Hollywood edge premiere edition volume 1+2 (kknd). He spent quite some time fiddling with the effects trying to reconstruct them. Nice to see that work used by clicking a random video suggestion on YT :)

[@JunkyardBashSteve]

I always thought the Battle Lord sounded like a dinosaur so it felt nice to have it confirmed with that old movie clip

[@CaptDestro]

Squish Slime also appears to be used in TF2 for decapitation.

[@ElekiSerket]

I'd love to see one of these sound design source investigations for Blood

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

15:53 proof doomslayer and Duke nUkem are related no wonder Duke kicks ass his cousin or realative pwns demons...

[@dditions]

I'm pretty sure the PREDDY (Scream Male, Long) sound at 7:19 is also used in BLOOD as the death sound of those machine gunner enemies.

[@ehohackner]

the octabrain scared the crap out of me back in the day. they still do actually.

[@revenantevil]

If it's actually saying quiet in a distorted way, it kinda makes it more creepy imo. Thanks for watching :)

[@benjimlem1284]

7:24 reminds me of screams from old X-Com: terror from the deep, but I might just be hearing things...