David SgtPepperArc360 Egan - SPA360
[REQUEST ACKNOWLEDGED! :D] My startup and shutdown sounds for the Samsung Galaxy S9!
updated
*TONIGHT'S SHOUT-OUT:* @neon_woof
twitch.tv/neon_woof
All footage was recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, with dubbed audio from HOLLYLAND LARK MAX.
Project created using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 on STORM.
“Crescendolls” was covered by me using OpenMPT.
Teleprompter monitor supplied by VILTROX.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction
2:31 - Excessive flashiness?
4:02 - Why you shouldn't trust Lightinthebox
6:26 - Versace/Preserving my garments
9:26 - Clothing donations
11:46 - A sexy outfit
13:18 - The Windsor knot
14:26 - Office wear
15:42 - Paisley and how it runs in the family
17:18 - Yakuza
19:22 - Other outfits I can wear snow pants with
21:49 - Relaxed fits
23:42 - Bottomwear
26:47 - Striking some poses
27:49 - Outerwear
29:10 - Footwear
32:59 - Looking for new clothes to buy?
34:33 - Online shopping rule
35:55 - Last Hurrah Suit
37:23 - Conclusion
39:10 - Outtakes
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Anyway, after downloading the PMD files of the SKT Motorola RAZR2 V9M’s “Arcade” startup and shutdown sounds and converting them to MIDI, I loaded them into GarageBand and put my own spin to it. There is a difference between those sounds and the ROKR Z6M’s version: one instrument is different. When making both of those remakes, I decided that the lead instrument should be the same one from Namco’s Galaxian.
SOURCE:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Kv00WzB9tjCd_b33rk7D13PTYCr361_V
Edited using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 and interpolated through FlowFrames.
Sounds remade using GarageBand on iPad Pro.
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Sounds used:
Honky-tonk = mdaPiano
Slap Bass 1 = my Dad's Fender Squier Precision Bass + JD-Xi
Synth Bass 2 = CoolEdit (this was the same bass used in “Black Carnation”)
Polysynth = Surge
Square = hand-drawn waveform in OpenMPT
Jazz Guitar = my Fender Stratocaster
Bottle Blow = Surge
Brass Section = Surge
The drums are also supposed to sound similar to the Yamaha RHYTHM samples that were also used by the YM2608. In fact, the kick drum is a processed version of the original RHYTHM kick. The Electric Snare (not used) came from a sound I recorded on my Nintendo DSi, and it sounds similar to the RHYTHM snare. Either way, the kit also sounds similar to that of CMX 3.0.
Screen recorded on my Galaxy S23 Ultra
MIDI file played back on Midi Clef
Credits to my Dad for letting me use his bass for my soundfont.
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Soundfont used: SgtPepperArc360 XG
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This short © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
Reused source: SGH-E746 (Unbranded) startup and shutdown animations by @granrarities
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Reused source: youtube.com/watch?v=gJs2sJ1IszY by @granrarities
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Video recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Microphone used: Hollyland Lark MAX
Encoded using Adobe After Effects CC 2025 (since Vegas PRO decided to be dumb)
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This short © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
This short © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
I feel like we've come a really long way since the penultimate song on _Human After All,_ don't you?
Yes, I decided to include the signature “YEAH” synth bass sound.
The Windows XP sounds are indicated in light blue, and the Vista sounds, light green.
*TONIGHT'S SHOUT-OUT:* @ATK_J.Y.S_I.N.D_Offical
Project created in Mixcraft 10.5 Recording Studio, with my voice recorded using SOUND FORGE PRO 17 via HyperX Quadcast.
External sounds are all courtesy of Microsoft and Vengeance Sound.
The startup and shutdown sounds are part of my STORM sound scheme.
Screen recorded using OBS Studio.
Edited using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21.
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Alternative title: You Can Go “Funk” Yourself, Bro.
Hmm, this one seems kind of interesting. The algorithm couldn't really differentiate between a guitar and a clavinet in terms of its instrument recognition, and so maybe I should have switched the MSB program to produce better results. That is, use a patch from a different soundfont from mine. It also couldn't get the chorus notes right in a few parts. Still, I love how my sound came alive in the end!
This ringtone can be found here: http://onj3.andrelouis.com/phonetones/unzipped/Sagem/!%20Laurent%20Lozano%20ringtones
Soundfont used to play original composition: SgtPepperArc360 XG
Encoded via Falcosoft's MIDI Player
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*DISCLAIMER:* SgtPepperArc360 does not endorse the use of AI tools.
*Please read:*
I wasn't really sure how to handle Suno's algorithm, as this was my first submission. Listening back to the result, I noticed that the first chord change when the first verse comes in was highly awkward. I also know that the algorithm is quite iffy when it comes to tossing in ad-libbed vocals. Speaking of vocals, I find that near the end of the song, when the singer takes a breath before the last word, it sounds as if he has some mucus in his throat.
I might go Pro someday, so I can get the stems from this extension and use those to remake the instrumentals, because I was convinced that during the instrumental break, the algorithm could not differentiate between a guitar and a violin.
Yeah, one reason why I am generally against AI.
Soundfont used to play original composition: SgtPepperArc360 XG
Encoded via Falcosoft's MIDI Player
Project created using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 and Adobe After Effects CC 2025 (I had trouble with the audio waveform).
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*DISCLAIMER:* SgtPepperArc360 does not endorse the use of AI tools.
This stream © David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
#TenYears
Recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
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TODAY’S TEN SHOUT-OUTS:
@tommyzygaj7699 @marigold33tgp @MilesTheCreator @JonesDylan874 @BrainSpyroTheDragoness @RoherDaCrusher2005 @crossing_reviews @michielshow @shermanzuki @ChristianDixie11
Invitees to my stream this weekend:
@PhonesAndOtherGoods95 @devilpros1346 @tommyzygaj7699 @Ilovemetropcsbcmyphone and others upon request
I want to thank all my fellow YouTubers out there for supporting me and showing how much they care. I didn’t know that since the age of 13, I would rise to become this successful, talented person that my family raised, and I must say to myself—look where I am now. I am hoping that for the next ten years, my channel will thrive in these troubling times in which the platform is slowly falling apart, yet I remain strong, determined, and confident. I also want to thank my family for making my career as a content creator possible and a dream come true. Taking a leap from the days of my iPod Touch to all the other portable devices I could watch my videos on, there I am now with STORM and my Galaxy S23 Ultra, and I already feel like a local celebrity out there. Thank you all! Sending virtual handshakes and hugs your way!
#GlassCube!! #TenYears!!!
Scene assembled using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21.
Light flare pre-rendered using Sony Vegas Pro 13.
“Glass Cube” scene rendered using Blender 4.3 with the Cycles render engine.
Music composed by me using Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio.
Cubes background by @slo9442 .
Confetti overlay by @vfxcomotiongraphicstock41 .
*© 2025 SgtPepperArc360*
Recorded on my Galaxy S23 Ultra (built-in stereo mics)
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Yesterday was my 23rd birthday and I went ULTRA! However, due to confidentiality issues, I had to end it early, and so we're going to continue where we left off.
Today's my 23rd birthday, and I'm ready to go ULTRA! Get it?
Recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
This video © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
This stream © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
This stream © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
This stream © 2025 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
*Synopsis:*
Kevin McGomery is a senior in college, who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, and is struggling to overcome the loss of his brother Anton. He has constant nightmares of his appearance and his heart drops every time he walks through a strange forest, since it happens to be the site of where Anton had lost his life. He has visions of him in his recurring dream and is put through obstacles when trying to acquire a costly possession inherited from his grandfather. Can he get it back? Well, what do you say we watch and find out?
Project created using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 on STORM.
Music composed using Mixcraft 10.5 Recording Studio on STORM and GarageBand on iPad Pro.
Student produced for the School of Film and Animation at Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
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I wanted to put this out there because when I first heard the actual audio file of that startup sound, I noticed that the lower frequencies were completely absent, so I decided to do my own take by recording my MIDI playback of the file “Black Carnation (Conclusion).mid” and put it through a low-pass filter (I believe it was 600Hz), then put it underneath the recording of the E170 startup.
Project created using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 on STORM
Startup sound reconstructed using Audacity 3.
Shutdown sound comes from the SCH-S299; played on SgtPepperArc360 XG.
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What a stressful set day we had. Even though I felt like we were acing most of it, we kept on running into the same problem where the card was “hated” by the camera we used to film, but as it turned out, it was a formatting issue, and we neglected to set it to 422. The stress in me wasn't able to wear off anytime during the project even if I managed to not fidget with the boom pole during the videoshoot.
The ideal setting we hoped for was a dimly lit classroom, but all the classrooms in Gleason were pretty much booked up, and there was also one classroom whose light switches weren’t working properly. We ended up shooting in one of the janitor zones in the tunnels and repeatedly had to deal with people walking across the set. Because of Ryce’s decision to film there, I was so not proud of our plan, and he rejected my idea to try the janitorial break room.
Even though I kept my hands (and fingers) still during the shoot, there was one take where the boom pole accidentally collided with the doorjamb, and that was during the second pan shot of the three dons; this was because for the pan shots, I made sure the boom mic followed the camera pans so that each voice of the dons was heard clearly.
Ryce’s brother Liam played the traitor, and during the first few scenes, I was worried that he was becoming stiff from sitting in that chair for so long (poor guy).
Also, I was getting so hot in the clothes I was wearing...
Upon editing, I noticed that only the left channel was audible when I played each video clip back, and so I had to go into SOUND FORGE to copy and paste the left into the right, and then pan the voices of Don 1 (Seamus) and Don 3 (John) accordingly. I also did a technique of adding the video track to my DAW (Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio) so I could make sure the musical track followed the shot sequence.
I had to correct all the offbeat notes after live recording just because I suck at keeping the beat most of the time.
I was not proud of our plan overall.
Project created using Adobe Premiere Pro 2024 on STORM.
Title card created using Adobe After Effects CC 2024
Directed by Ryce Hazard
Footage recorded by Sachin Shyamsundar using the Blackmagic 4K Pocket Camera.
Music, sound, and mixing by yours truly.
Music composed using Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio
Voices mixed using SOUND FORGE PRO 17
“Flashbang” sound came from my soundfont SgtPepperArc360 XG.
Heartbeat sound sample courtesy of @DokiDokiEnjoyer.
Executive producer: Daniel Swinton
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Source: Samsung GT-M3510 (Beatz) SU/SD Animations by @granrarities.
Sounds composed using two different versions of OpenMPT, and compiled using Audacity 3.
This short © 2024 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
Screen recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
My Core 500 stethoscope was manufactured by Eko.
This short © 2024 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
I really don't know how I should live another day without thinking about those burdens I had to carry. Please help...
Sources: Samsung SPH-A790 On/Off (with animation) by @cmh20066
KT Olleh final startup and shutdown sound variants
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Screen recorded on my Galaxy S23 Ultra.
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*Original description:*
You folks may remember my “chiptune” cover of Over The Horizon that I created at age 15. I only say it's “cringe” today because I have grown as a musical composer and therefore have more depth and energy in my musical compositions. But one day, I got a comment saying it was still better than the S23 version, and I had this thought:
“What if I took the S23 Over the Horizon and turned it upside down?”
Heck, I even had thoughts about getting the S23 Ultra. Not until January 2024 did I find out it was composed by a female. I then discovered it had a bit of my musical flavors, and so it now made sense that I'd perform the lyrical version, alongside Star Fox veteran Fox McCloud. His singing voice was provided by the Synthesizer V Studio vocalist Kevin, but I figured it had, like, the same “formant” as Fox McCloud's voice. Either way, I was obliged to credit the original name according to the SynthV voicebank guidelines, hence the disclaimer in the video (sorry if I violated any).
I gotta say: adding the guitar riffs made this into something from straight outta Sonic Rush, except that this would be Star Fox's take on Sonic Rush.
Even though I kept putting the project off due to college work, I managed to complete the vocal sequence on the day of my 22nd birthday.
*EDIT:* I swear to God if I get yet another comment about my *c r i n g e* S8 Over the Horizon remix, I'm gonna f**king lose my cool.
My voice was recorded using Adobe Audition.
Singing parts created using Synthesizer V Studio Pro (vocalist: Kevin)
Album artwork created using Adobe Photoshop (model: Fox McCloud by warfaremachine)
Additional instumentals ad-libbed in Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio.
Original composition by @YaejiOfficial .
This video © 2024 David "SgtPepperArc360" Egan
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Sounds remade using Awave Studio (for conversion), CMX Studio, and Audacity (for mixing).
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*THIS IS A PREVIEW!!* To listen to the sounds in _much_ higher quality, you must download this file:
mediafire.com/file/pu939om1ocv9zms/Sanyo+Katana+LX+-+First+two+power+sound+variants+REMADE.zip/file
Password: threethousandeighthundred3800
If you use these sounds in your remakes, you are obliged by law to give me credit by copying and pasting the following:
Sanyo Katana LX Sounds remade by David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan @officialSgtPepperArc360
Project created using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 on STORM.
Credits to @SuperStormMix for the video footage.
The sounds were recreated by me using Falcosoft's MIDI Player (SgtPepperArc360 XG) and Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio, compiled using Audacity 3.
This video © 2024 David “SgtPepperArc360” Egan
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*DISCLAIMER:* SgtPepperArc360 is not affiliated with the phone community or ROMphonix.
This is actually _my_ take on the Verizon Samsung Molecule animations, in which I re-tooled the power sound variants to make them sound as if played on CMX 3.0. All it took was Awave Studio, CMX Studio, and Audacity to create those renditions.
This short © 2024 Gran9999 and David "SgtPepperArc360" Egan
This is also for Alexey Rudakov, who was interested in hearing how my heart sounds.
This short © 2024 David "SgtPepperArc360" Egan
Credit to all owners of external image sources, including Nintendo and Sony Computer Entertainment.
DANCERUSH STARDOM is property of Bemani and Konami Software.
Groove Coaster is courtesy of Taito, copyright 2020.
Featuring @ShufflingChaunce.
*TONIGHT'S SHOUT-OUT:* @JSRphones
All footage has been recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, with dubbing via Hollyland LARK MAX.
Intro, end screen, and outro music composed by me using Mixcraft 9 Recording Studio on STORM.
Footage compiled and edited using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21 on STORM.
Uploaded via Brave Browser (that means YouTube, don't you *DARE* inject ads into this video!!!).
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Until this problem is solved, you can try MIDI Clef: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.giccisw.midi&hl=en_US
Make sure to keep me posted about any good alternatives to MIDI Voyager or updates about the app.
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It started to get a little too hazy at the end. 🫤
Recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra (yes, I know I said so already).
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I didn't want to go full circle about my rap due to drug references, and I am afraid YouTube is going to *GET* me for it.
*TODAY'S SHOUT-OUT AGAIN:* @GalaxyZeakwon
Project created using MAGIX VEGAS PRO 21
Footage recorded on my Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX99 and Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Microphone used: Hollyland LARK MAX
Kevin belongs to Dreamtonics.
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This set of speakers was an early birthday present for my Grandmom, but I had trouble synchronizing the speakers to each other. My S23 Ultra could only connect to one of them.
The rap parts are me, but the singing parts aren't.
*TODAY'S DOUBLE SHOUT-OUT:* @PhonesAndOtherGoods95 and @C1tro3nManiac
(almost forgot)
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The only problem is that my hair is thick and tends to stay in one place, so either getting it wet or putting stucco in it keeps it away from my forehead.
Be honest: Do you think there's much of a difference when my hair is a little wet versus completely wet?
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There is no better way to kick off June than to go out to dinner with a friend. I was just showing my friend Virgilio how my tripod/selfie stick works and didn't have to walk to and from my phone to start or stop recording. We were just talking about random stuff ranging from vacation to plans for the summer months to come to a Rhythm Heaven minigame.
There's nothing to see here, but I challenge you folks to use this random audio on a video you filmed of your most recent outing—be it with a friend of yours, a member of your family, or perhaps your colleagues or coworkers. You can use any part of the specified song; not just this one.
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Audio remixing is welcome, but *DO NOT STEAL.*
Don't worry; we can always get a new one.
Recorded on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
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This short © 2024 David "SgtPepperArc360" Egan


