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Sound effects (SFX, from English. Sound Effects) are a variety of sounds used in film, television, music, and games to amplify or simulate on-screen actions, events, or atmospheres.
Sound effects can be real (real sounds recorded, which can then be modified) or synthesized (created from scratch using sound synthesis).
Examples of sound effects
- Character action sounds like running, falling, hitting, shooting, etc.
- Subject sounds: opening and closing doors, sounds of broken glass, sound of a passing car, sound of a working car, etc.
- Sounds of nature: the sound of the sea, the singing of birds, thunder, rain, etc.
- Fantastic and unreal sounds often used in science fiction films and cartoons.
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