File:Kevin MacLeod assorted rimshots - Kdum-keesh.wav
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Kevin MacLeod assorted rimshots - Kdum-keesh.wav is a sound effect file created by the renowned composer and sound designer Kevin MacLeod. This particular sound file is a collection of rimshot effects, often used in comedic contexts to punctuate a joke or humorous moment. The "kdum-keesh" sound is iconic in its representation of a classic comedic timing tool.
Overview[edit]
The rimshot sound effect is typically used in comedy to emphasize the punchline of a joke. It consists of a short drum roll followed by a crash or cymbal hit. This sound effect is often associated with stand-up comedy routines and television shows where a live audience might react to a joke.
Kevin MacLeod, known for his extensive library of royalty-free music and sound effects, created this file to provide content creators with a high-quality rimshot sound. His work is widely used across various media platforms, including YouTube, podcasts, and film productions.
Technical Details[edit]
The file "Kevin MacLeod assorted rimshots - Kdum-keesh.wav" is available in the WAV format, which is a standard audio file format for storing waveform data. WAV files are known for their high quality and lossless audio, making them ideal for professional use in media production.
Usage[edit]
This sound effect is commonly used in:
- Stand-up comedy: To accentuate the punchline of a joke.
- Television shows: Particularly in sitcoms and variety shows.
- Radio shows: As a quick sound bite to enhance comedic segments.
- Online videos: Used by content creators to add humor to their videos.
Licensing[edit]
Kevin MacLeod's sound effects, including this rimshot file, are typically released under the Creative Commons license, allowing for free use with proper attribution. This has made his work highly accessible to a wide range of users, from amateur creators to professional filmmakers.
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File usage
The following 3 pages use this file:
