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Sorry Koz, but not really what I was looking for. What you gave me is a kind of rumbling, no real tone or anything. The trailer has a sort of sound (something electronic.. synth?) that starts of pretty low and then gets lower.

Recently, I've been trying to create a deep subwoofer sound that basically shakes anything around the sub (The A-Team trailer uses this a bit tooo much) Is there anyways to create this kind of sound from maybe a tone of some sort? Or does it need to be recorded from something and then drastically al...

I still like the whistle for effect, as it will make people think it's still 1940s-ish (mix up radio and film).

Thanks for those sound links, too. I'll use those instead of laboring to try to make my own.

Is that 1.3? My Audacity eq doesn't look like that :

And how would I add a heterodyne whistle? Tone at a certain pitch?

Wow, thanks for the answers, guys.
Although I'm not quite sure how AM radio cross-over works into this topic.

So I'll try narrow bandpass filters and equalizers and see what works.

Btw, what I'm trying to do is create a narration spiel for this WWII training video.

So I've read all those thing about old radio/walkie talkie/PA effects on audacity, but I'm trying to get an effect that makes it sound like an old radio set from the 1940-1950s. Here's a nice (and funny) example. Any ideas? Narrow band pass filters don't cut it by themselves... I've tried that. (Ple...