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I know this has probably been posted a thousand times, but it takes forever to go thru all of the posts on here. but i got my lightning fx boxes in the mail today, and i want to try them out. but i need a good thunder and lightning sound track. most that i find are short clips and long pauses between the thunder claps. iam looking for more of an aggressive storm.

i've been looking to the same thing
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How about this? I have one with wind and thunder and just thunder. You can listen before you download...oh and their free and about 10 minutes...

4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download Thunder Halloween with wind.mp3

4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download ThunderONLY.mp3

Thanks Meltdown. I like the thunder only. I am going to use that one. I just have to figure out how to position the light, to make the effect seem real. Any ideas would be helpful. I am doing a haunted garage. All walls are covered in black plastic and I have a wall up at one third of the garage so when the kids walk in they can't see what is on the other side of the wall. Right now all I have is 100 watt clear bulbs, but they don't give out a white light, they give more of a yellow light. I've seen people talk about a a photo flood light,but know nothing about them. I wonder if a regular flood light would work.

Originally Posted by charliedoger

Thanks Meltdown. I like the thunder only. I am going to use that one. I just have to figure out how to position the light, to make the effect seem real. Any ideas would be helpful. I am doing a haunted garage. All walls are covered in black plastic and I have a wall up at one third of the garage so when the kids walk in they can't see what is on the other side of the wall. Right now all I have is 100 watt clear bulbs, but they don't give out a white light, they give more of a yellow light. I've seen people talk about a a photo flood light,but know nothing about them. I wonder if a regular flood light would work.

Charliedoger....

I like to mount my lights fairly high in trees around my yard for realism, but I have a couple on the ground aimed up at props that aren't usually as well illuminated to add to their scare factor, especially if they cast cool shadows.

The photo flood lights people talk about are usually found at any good specialized photography store. I picked some up for about $6 last year. They are a really authentic blue/white color and strobe on and off a lot faster than your regular bulb.

If you still need it...(Gore Galore website) called Sounds of Gore "Angry Skies" intended to work with thunder or lightening machine.

They have some GREAT sound FX and Halloween music available. H1