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Mac sound scheme is a port of Mac OS X sounds for Windows. For Windows PC users, these sounds may be interesting but OS X fans will feel right at home.
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This theme was initially designed for Windows XP, but can be applied to any version of Windows. It contains 44 sound files.
- Asterik.wav
- Close.wav
- Complete Navigation.wav
- Contact Online.wav
- Critical Battery.wav
- Critical Stop.wav
- Default Beep.wav
- Device Connect.wav
- Device Disconnect.wav
- Device Failed.wav
- Empty Recycle.wav
- Error.wav
- Exclamation.wav
- Exit Windows.wav
- Logoff.wav
- Logon.wav
- Low Battery.wav
- MACSound.txt
- MACSound.zip
- Maximize.wav
- Menu Command.wav
- Menu Popup.wav
- Minimize.wav
- Move Menu.wav
- New Alert.wav
- New Mail.wav
- New Messages.wav
- Open.wav
- Person Join.wav
- Person Leave.wav
- Print Complete.wav
- Program Error.wav
- Question.wav
- Receive Call.wav
- Receive Request.wav
- Restore Down.wav
- Restore Up.wav
- Select.wav
- Show Toolbar.wav
- Start Navigation.wav
- Start Windows.wav
- System Notifi.wav
- Windows exit.wav
- Windows XP start.wav
Size: 2.0 Mb
Format: zip archive.
To install this sound scheme easily, extract all files into your C:WindowsMedia directory and refer to the following article: How to change Windows sounds.
Mac Startup Sound Download Mp3 D Mp3
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Macbook Startup Sound
The Mac startup sound wasn't a $$$ marketing exercise. It was a hack that was quietly dropped into the machine by an engineer with a home studio…>>This [mp3] famous Mac startup sound (still installed in every new Mac) was recorded Jim Reekes, and first used on the Quadra 700, which launched in 1991 costing $7,000.
>> Jim's most famous pop-culture moment was the scene in Jurassic Park where the park's computers are all rebooted with his sound. But it's most awesome musical use is as the bassline in Transformer di Roboter's ace cover of 'Stranger in Moscow' - here [mp3]
>> Jim 'came out' about creating various Mac sounds (most famously Sosumi) to Boing Boing last month. But he's never before revealed how he actually made them:
>> 'The startup sound was done in my home studio on a Korg Wavestation. It's a C Major chord, played with both hands stretched out as wide as possible (with 3rd at the top, if I recall). This just sounded right to me. I wanted something really fat, heavy bass, high notes, and a sharp attack. The chiffy sound was from pan pipes and something like a stick hit (I'm testing my memory here). I wanted lots of evolving timbres, stereo phasing, and reverb for further richness.'
>>'Mac people are very familiar with the sound, after restarting their machines too often. In fact, that was one of the issues I was conscious of when designing the sound. Turning the Mac on is one thing, but being forced to reboot from a crash is a totally different experience. I wanted to avoid a sound that would be associated with the crash. I wanted it to sound more like a 'palette cleanser'.
>>'After I changed the startup sound (which required much persuasion and working around the system) the ROM engineers continued changing it with each new machine. Some of them were weak, such as the Stanley Jordon guitar strum used on the first PowerMacs. I objected to it, because that sound had no 'power'. The engineer wasn't a recording engineer, and not familiar enough with audio. The sound was hallow and without depth. When Steve Jobs returned in 1997, I heard he wanted only one sound for all Macs. He wanted the 'good one' which was the one I created. At least that's how I heard the story, and I was still working there at the time.'
>> If you're concerned that you don't know enough about vintage Mac Startup sounds, I can recommend Mactracker, which runs on Mac or PC. Don't show it to your girlfriend.
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