Memory Collection 15 - Puzzles
Why the name 'Puzzles'?
Memory Collection packs are like sonic
jigsaw puzzles that you can mix and assemble as you
wish. And, this one features mystery, crime, horror,
comedy, sci-fi and a bit Christmas spirit for good
measure from a selection of Public Domain films and TV shows.
There are 4 movies and 2 TV shows
episodes from the 50s, movies range from 1936 to 1946:
1 crime movie (1942)
1 crime/horror movie (1946)
1 horror movie (1942)
1 comedy/crime with a touch of science
fiction (1936)
1 episode of Space Patrol (if you like
this, there are 4 more in Memory Collection 12)
1 episode of a family sitcom
Samples include
voice/spoken word/dialogs, sfx/foley and music.
Why the name 'Puzzles'?
Memory Collection packs are like sonic jigsaw puzzles that you can mix and assemble as you wish. And, this one features mystery, crime, horror, comedy, sci-fi and a bit Christmas spirit for good measure from a selection of Public Domain films and TV shows.
There are 4 movies and 2 TV shows episodes from the 50s, movies range from 1936 to 1946:
1 crime movie (1942)
1 crime/horror movie (1946)
1 horror movie (1942)
1 comedy/crime with a touch of science fiction (1936)
1 episode of Space Patrol (if you like this, there are 4 more in Memory Collection 12)
1 episode of a family sitcom
16
bits, 44.1 kHz
- 1,081 samples unmapped one-shot wav, 1.2 GB
Complete list of samples
MC 15 demo pack (91
samples)
Includes additional info
Coming
soon!
More examples and video demos:
https://www.youtube.com/user/productionszvon
Some
samples may reflect stereotypes and prejudice of
their times and original creators. They may
express racial prejudice, sexism, social
stereotypes, ignorance and/or poor knowledge of
other cultures (for instance accents that are
deemed insulting today).
The views and opinions expressed in these are
those of their original creators and do not
necessarily reflect my opinions.
I verify that the source videos are in the Public
Domain by searching the web, there are lists of PD
movies and websites dedicated to them. Before I
decide to use a video, I find at least 2 sources
that say it is Public Domain. Of course I try to
avoid errors but I am not giving any legal
guarantees about the PD status of any source video
either.
Also, here in North America, there are
bargain-price DVD labels that offer PD movies.
Many of the movies I have used come from my
personal collection of such DVDs.
