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The sound designer used Ambience effects to add echo and reverb to a sound effect of a car door shutting, slowing the scene down and making the sound more serious and dramatic. Tal-Dub effects were also used to deepen the sound of the car door shutting to further enhance the dramatic tone for its use in a slowed-down scene in the game.
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The document describes adding a custom sound file to a game. The person opened their documents, added one of the sounds they created, and renamed the file to correspond to how it would be used in the game.
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