SFX Test | Cowboy Bebop Finale

This is my first time dealing with intricate sound design. There were 40 tracks on this project (though there should have been more but I got lazy with organizing). I plan to do more of these but I will definitely be doing them in Soundtrack Pro instead of Final Cut Pro.

I have never watched Cowboy Bebop and did not listen to the original sound design before doing this project. In fact the original video I got came muted. The voice dubbing was fun as well as the end battle between Spike and Vicious.

After completing this project I went back to watch the original scene and I think overall I have a better edit ;) but mine does get a bit too loud sometimes (maybe that's something all beginners do?

Anyway, let me know what you all think!

Antoine Bandele - Spike
Aaron Bandele - Shin/Vicious

Info:
- Sound Edited in Final Cut Pro 6
- Sounds acquired from Modern Warfare 2, Enter The Matrix, and various other sources.
- Source footage from the series finale of Cowboy Bebop.

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@antoinebandele (Sound Design/Voice Acting)

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Cowboy Bebop
• Modern Warfare 2
• Call of Duty
• The Matrix
• Sound Effects
• Guns
• Editing
• Final Cut Pro

[lardeater244]

Anyone know how I would be able to get Spike's Jericho sound effect?

[SilentBat]

@lardeater244 What do you mean? His voice?

[KidHaru]

ending made me lol

[SilentBat]

@KidHaru Me too! My favorite parts are:

Elevator Music: 0:48

The sound design @ 0:59 - 1:03

The dialogue @ 1:19

Wilhelm Scream! @ 1:31

Subtitle @ 1:57

My brother's/Vicious' yelp @ 2:52

The dialogue @ 3:10 - 3:25 (Even though my voice totally changes)

[lardeater244]

@SilentBat His pistol in the original anime. It just sounds so epic to me.