CRACKSHOT: LICENCES AND CREDITS =============================== Every sound in this pack is derived from real recordings that other people have shared under open licences, plus (a) a plain sine-wave "thump" computed by code and (b) a very quiet layer from a Kenney CC0 pack. No audio-generating model was used. All processing is classic DSP (filters, saturation, envelope shaping). RAW SOURCES ----------- 1. The Free Firearm Sound Library Authors: Ben Jaszczak, Brian Nelson, Kevin Heras, Matthew Nanney Licence: CC0 1.0 (No Rights Reserved) Source: https://opengameart.org/content/the-free-firearm-sound-library Used: Walther PPQ, 1911, Bersa, Smith & Wesson 642, Ruger Mark III, Ruger Single Six (summed to mono, sliced to single shots). 2. Gunshots Author: kurt Licence: CC0 1.0 Source: https://opengameart.org/content/gunshots Used: 22 Pistol, 22 Magnum, Black Powder, Unknown (sliced to single shots). 3. Gunshot Sounds (CZ-52 and others) Author: Vincent Sevedge ("Tabasco") Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/) Source: https://opengameart.org/content/gunshot-sounds Note: The OpenGameArt page labels this pack CC0, but the text file inside the download states "Copyright (c) 2009 Vincent Sevedge ... Creative Commons Attribution 3.0". The stricter licence is honoured here. Shots from this pack appear in the raw slices only (they were not good enough to be pack picks). If you use any of them, credit: "Vincent Sevedge, CC BY 3.0". SWEETENER LAYER ("arc" versions only) ------------------------------------- 4. Sci-Fi Sounds (laserRetro_000 to 004, laserSmall_000 to 002) Author: Kenney (www.kenney.nl) Licence: CC0 1.0 Source: https://kenney.nl/assets/sci-fi-sounds WHAT WAS DONE TO THEM --------------------- Sliced into single shots, DC and rumble removed, tail shortened, transient shaped, brightened (exciter + EQ), saturated (crunch), a short synthesised sine "thump" added for weight, soft-limited and normalised. These are modified versions. The processed files in this pack are released under CC0 1.0 where all inputs were CC0. Files derived from the CC BY 3.0 source (if any are ever added) must carry the attribution above. NO WARRANTY ----------- Provided as is. If you spot a licensing error, please say so and it will be fixed.