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This guy is incredible!
It's uncanny!
It's uncanny!
You must be a youngin'ElliotSmith said:This guy is incredible!
It's uncanny!
davenn said:You must be a youngin'
You aint heard nothing yet !
Go back 50 or so years to the real expert for this sort of thing
American, Wes Harrison was an absolute expert at sound effects and very funny with his stand-up comedy routine
it's worth listening to the whole show for ALL his varied sound effectsDave
Greg Bernhardt said:Where's the Police Academy guy? :)
Greg Bernhardt said:Where's the Police Academy guy? :)
This guy likely learned how to make these sounds through a combination of natural talent and practice. Some people have a knack for mimicking sounds, and with enough practice, they can refine their ability to make realistic car sounds.
While some people may have a natural talent for mimicking sounds, anyone can learn to make realistic car sounds with enough practice and dedication. It takes time and effort to develop this skill, but it is not limited to a specific set of individuals.
The amount of time it takes to learn how to make realistic car sounds with your mouth can vary. Some people may pick it up quickly, while others may take longer to refine their skills. It ultimately depends on the individual's natural talent and dedication to practicing.
No, making realistic car sounds with your mouth is not harmful as long as it is done in moderation and without straining your vocal cords. It is important to take breaks and not overexert yourself when practicing this skill.
While making realistic car sounds with your mouth may not have a direct application in scientific research, it can be used as a form of entertainment and can also be studied as a unique skill or talent. However, it may not have a significant impact on scientific research itself.