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    • december 24, 2004 kl. 18:08 #11242

      Hittade roling ringsingnaler till moblen på Jamba.se

      Gå till Fun Sounds och sedan till Crazy Frog,

      klicka på The Crazy Frog, Crazy Frog 1,Crazy Frog 2,Crazy Frog 3 och Crazy Frog 4.

      Mvh Kalle

        december 25, 2004 kl. 01:18 #78852

        Har redan den där fast hela i ett svep på min 3-mobil. Plus att det va gratis. Folk brukar kolla lite konstigt på mig när det ringer.

          december 25, 2004 kl. 03:25 #78853

          någon som vet var man kan hitta detta ljud i midi-format?

            december 25, 2004 kl. 13:07 #78854

            Jo, jag hörde de ljuden från min sambos dator (de har tydigen en flashreklam med ljud) och undrade vad det var som lät som en tvåtaktare.

              december 25, 2004 kl. 15:42 #78855

              Enligt ryktet skall det härstamma från en personalfest på Saab i Linköping, en anställd som kör loss.

              Undrar hur många som vet att det är Saab-ljud och ingen ”groda”…

              Jag kör den bara för inkommande videosamtal, inte vanliga samtal. Jag är feg.

              Mvh Petter

                december 25, 2004 kl. 20:18 #78856

                Här är den korrekta storyn om ”grodan” och ljudet

                http://turboforce3d.com/annoying/index.htm

                The Annoying Thing is a superb animation. Tell me about the soundtrack.

                Thank you! I didn’t reflect
                on the fact that I didn’t know who created the sound until I was encouraged to put the animation up on my site. A friend sent it to me as an mp3 file some years ago. When I finished the animation I didn’t know who to credit for the sound, so I put it as a question in the end credits. Because of the huge spread my animation got throughout the internet I started to get piles and piles of emails with all kinds of suggestions on whose voice hid behind this hilarious noise.

                A little more than a month after I had put the animation up I got a phone call from a somewhat confused person claiming he recognised the sound in my animation as his own creation. His name was Daniel Malmedahl and he said he had been contacted by a friend of his telling him to check out my website. I was a little uncertain at first but when he gave me the ”proof” of performing the sound live on the phone there was no doubt he was the guy I was looking for. Apparently he was oblivious to the fact that his sound had spread around the internet, even before the Annoying Thing. He told me the he didn’t actually make that sound as a joke at first, but as a serious attempt to imitate the 2-stroke engine of a moped of his. He has a talent and interest in imitating the sound of engines. This was about six years ago, and it wasn’t until a friend of his put the sound on a CD that they used to play at parties he realised the hilarious quality of the noise. From that CD, the sound somehow found its way to the internet and eventually ended up in my mailbox. After having been contacted by Daniel I changed the credits of the animation and on my site. The old version is still around of course and I still get plenty of e-mails from people wanting to help me with clues as to find the creator of the sound. When I get time I do my best to reply and give Daniel Malmedahl the credit he deserves, as sadly none of the tips I get ever include his name!

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