There are different ways to add sounds to props but the one I use is a Picoboo 105. You can get these at Frightprops.con for about $100. There are much cheaper ways but I like this because they are easy to program and you add the sound right to the unit. Welcome to the forum! There is much to learn here!
Adding Music to Props
Ahoy! We are John & Sandy Selby. This is our first post on this forum, so please forgive us if we mess something up. We are known in our community as The Pirate House. We started about 8 years ago with just a simple bloody pirate fountain and have grown a little each year. Last year we had over 700 trick or treaters on Beggars Night. Along with our yard display we began a project called Costumes to Treasure. We collect new and used Halloween costumes to give to at risk children. Because no one should miss the experience of Halloween.
This year we are expanding our display to include the garage. We have a pirate pub that has 2 skeletons that sway back and forth behind the bar. Can anyone please tell us if there is an inexpensive way to add music to the display that would come on when the skeletons begin to sway? We are very inexperienced at moving displays and know nothing about adding music.
We are amazed at the talent and response on this forum. I think we are way out of our league here but are having the time of our life.
This year we are expanding our display to include the garage. We have a pirate pub that has 2 skeletons that sway back and forth behind the bar. Can anyone please tell us if there is an inexpensive way to add music to the display that would come on when the skeletons begin to sway? We are very inexperienced at moving displays and know nothing about adding music.
We are amazed at the talent and response on this forum. I think we are way out of our league here but are having the time of our life.
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