Was just going through options and it has to do with stage manager.
so I changed something there and got rid of the sound. Finally!
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On 2/4/2024 7:45 AM, Phil
It sounds like you’re getting the wooshing sound that you hear when you activate Mission control. Try pressing control up arrow or control down arrow and see if that’s the sound because control up arrow is the default Sonoma keystroke to activate mission control. If you are clicking a mouse and
I am running Sonoma, and do not hear this.
Try going into System Settings > Sounds, and see if you can change your alert
sound.
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On Feb 3, 2024, at 23:00, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
Hi all,
In sonoma, if I click an icon on the desktop, sometimes I hear a whooshing
sound.
Hi all,
In sonoma, if I click an icon on the desktop, sometimes I hear a
whooshing sound. What is that and can it be turned off? Thanks.
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y trash and move to trash sounds:
>>>>>
>>>>> , use your Finder and click through to:
>>>>> Macintosh HD -> System -> Library -> Components
>>>>> When you get there, find CoreAudio.component in the list and VO Space on
>>&g
nd move to trash sounds:
>>>>
>>>> , use your Finder and click through to:
>>>> Macintosh HD -> System -> Library -> Components
>>>> When you get there, find CoreAudio.component in the list and VO Space on
>>>> it.
>>>> Then click Show
t;> The empty-trash audio file can be found in finder.
>>> You can rename the origional file instead of deleteing it.
>>> Now paste in your new files with the same name as the original ones.
>>>
>>>
>>>> On Aug 31, 2019, at 6:02 PM, Petrus Tuerlings >
dio file can be found in dock.
>> The empty-trash audio file can be found in finder.
>> You can rename the origional file instead of deleteing it.
>> Now paste in your new files with the same name as the original ones.
>>
>>
>>> On Aug 31, 2019, at 6:02 PM, Petrus Tue
You can rename the origional file instead of deleteing it.
> Now paste in your new files with the same name as the original ones.
>
>
>> On Aug 31, 2019, at 6:02 PM, Petrus Tuerlings > <mailto:petrus.t...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>> I’ve worked out how to
, 2019, at 6:02 PM, Petrus Tuerlings wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I’ve worked out how to change the in coming sound in my mail app on the Mac
> for my emails, but I can only find the sounds that came with the Mac. I do
> have a few sound effects on my iPhone that I got through the iTune
Hi all,
I’ve worked out how to change the in coming sound in my mail app on the Mac for
my emails, but I can only find the sounds that came with the Mac. I do have a
few sound effects on my iPhone that I got through the iTunes Store and I was
wondering if I can use those on the Mac as well
by
control-G in her terminal or beep in AppleScript. A little lower in the table
is a check box for sound effects and is only a checkbox. I have not studied if
MacOS X has any preferences to adjust sound schemes like other OS systems do. I
wouldn’t think it would be too hard to do this, and in fact
ET,
Those items in the table of sounds are the “Alert” sound that is generated by
control-G in her terminal or beep in AppleScript. A little lower in the table
is a check box for sound effects and is only a checkbox. I have not studied if
MacOS X has any preferences to adjust sound schemes
In System Preferences, Sounds, under the Sound Effects tab, we have
a table of the built-in sound effects. there is no information on what
action activates each sound. Or perhaps what I am actually looking for
is related to user interface sounds and in that case, is it possible to
disable
Good day to all, can somebody tell me how to add sound effects on imovie? i
just recorded a song on imovie, but i would like to add some sound effects on
it, but it was was clickable on the content library. how to in able this menu?
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is it possible to adjust the volume of the various VoiceOver sound effects? you
know the thunk, bonk, click and other noises . I want to adjust their volume
relative to VO so they aren't so loud, but still audible.
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Hi,
I don’t think this is possible. Truth be told, I turned off Voiceover sound
effects about 3 years ago. I honestly don’t miss them. For me, they never
gave any usable feedback, and they make Voiceover navigation slower since, the
effects and speech aren’t played simultaneously.
Ricardo
I'm going to give that a try myself Ricardo. They are superfluous sounds. from
my IPhone
On Dec 26, 2013, at 3:39 PM, Ricardo Walker rwalker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I don’t think this is possible. Truth be told, I turned off Voiceover sound
effects about 3 years ago. I honestly
Hi there,
Thomas,
Did you get your sound effects files from random places from the web
or did you go to one place for them? There used to be a website I got
sounds from, for wav files but I don't remember the URL. It had a
whole big bunch of all kinds of effects, snips from Movies and TV
Try wavcentral.com
and a google search will bring up all sorts of storehouses for cartoon
sounds, Start Trek / wars sound, you name it. Everything' been
sampled and bye-sized. :)
Mark BurningHawk
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