Excellent video! I'm glad I could be of help, it was fun doing some good old sound archeology again :)

If the sound effects for Doom Guy's voice are stock sounds, then that means that someone on this planet is unknowingly Doom Guy.

Nobody has ever beat the game, last time i checked John Romero is still alive.

Every time I hear one of these stock effects outside of doom, my mind just goes "hey, that was the sound from doom!" Happens with half life as well, actually.

Doom's zombies basically look like humans with red eyes, but the sound design very effectively communicates that they're zombies. I think that's kinda neat.

Imagine having to go through thousands of sounds effects and being like " hmm yes this skate on ice effect will be perfect for my demonic shooter game yes"

"I'm really liking these camel screams" -Bobby Prince 1993

Amazing how much distinctive personality they gave Doom using stock sound effects and the Slow button.

Interestingly, I noticed some of these sounds appear in TF2, for example the arch-vile explosion is the same as the engineer’s sentry being detonated, as well as one of the sounds here being the teleporter spinning sounds, great video overall!

I love how he only introduces the Pain Elemental as simply "these assholes"

Comments: wtf it’s all camels? Decino: Always has been.

Great insight on those sound effects! funny thing, RAMMSTEIN song "Wollt ihr das Bett ins Flammen Sehen" uses the same Doom guy´s death sample! This song was released 2 years after Doom (1995)

That horror 2 scream used for Doomguy and zombie deaths is the same one used for killing nazis with the flamethrower in Return to Castle Wolfenstein. They basically used the entire clip unedited for RTCW. They really made good use of those sound effects over multiple games.

It's funny because Doom gave all those commonly overused stock sound effects some spotlight to remember even to this day. Plus makes us think they were originally from Doom itself hah

Imagine you're next to a camel and just hear a zombie out of nowhere.

It’s impressive that Bobby just had to slow down the classic stock screams to fit the zombie soldiers. Im impressed, I wouldn’t have guess they were stock

I love hearing these sounds in other media. The last part of the Mancubus' death sound is also used for some doors in episode 2 of Duke Nukem 3D and in Mario Sunshine near some Proto Piranhas. The Spider Mastermind's sight sound is used in the South Park episode "It Hits the Fan" and is used for Bowser in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Even Doom 64 reused some of these sounds. The unedited Demon pain sound is used for when Doomguy dies, and one of the zombie sight sounds is used for roaming Demons

Bobby Prince *hears a sound* “This would sound a lot cooler at half speed”

The fact that the cacodemon death is rollerblades adds a layer of 90's nostalgia to an already nostalgic 90's game. I need my neon sunglasses and hyper color shirt now.

I love the blast shockwave of the keyboard backlight. 0:14

The zombie pain and death screams always make me laugh. I've found them hilarious since I first played DOOM back in 1993 (yeah, I'm one of those OG gamers). Me and my brother still emulate them to this day, usually when watching Elite XC and someone gets owned by a giant styrofoam boulder or something. Also do it whilst playing video games. Our friends all think we're damaged but it's some funny shit. Great job on the vid!

imagine listening to over 9000 sounds to identify them doom sounds

7:34 SO YOU'RE TELLING ME THAT THE TF2 TELEPORTER'S LOOP NOISE IS LITERALLY THE SAME NOISE AS THE TELEPORTER FROM DOOM

Thank you for just being yourself, Decino. I appreciate KZfaqrs that don’t push in unnecessary jokes or cutaway gags

Man, thanks so much for this insight into stock sounds and their ubiquity in video games. 9:35 is totally a StarCraft Mutalisk. Same thing with the camel sounds for Diablo 2 goatmen

The ending part of that "Space warbling noise" is also used as the teleporter's "active" whirring sound effect in Team Fortress 2!

Apparently the employee responsible for the SS sounds was none other than John ‘voice crack’ Romero himself. In the unity port, half of his voice is combined with the voice of a modern id employee, Mike Rubits, to make the ‘schutzkämpfer’ line. This is appears to be the only sound in the new ports that was intentionally tampered with.

Something just occurred to me. The Revenant's wakeup scream could be edited from car tires screeching. Kinda sounds like that when I listen to it a couple times.

14:00 "Now it's time for these assholes."

The worst sound effect is when you hear an Archvile. “AWWWWAAAAAAAA”

Plot twist- Doomguy's injured grunt was actually Bobby Prince recording himself taking a dump.

The first half of DSRLAUNC (the Rocket Launcher's firing sound) is "Electronic - Magical Poof 01". Also, the original sound effect at 4:25 is incorrectly labeled. The correct name is "Human, Groan - Groan and Grunt: Male 01". The true "Groan: Male 01" sound effect in question (which was used in the Metal Slug series) goes like: "Oargh!".

1:12 "i-it cannot be!" (immediately runs to a barrel and kills himself)

17:50 Bobby: Hey Honey, could you make a sound? HisWife: ... Why? Bobby: Thank you Honey!

The Archvile’s death sound is of a woman saying “Why?” There is a very famous example of that in pop culture that occurred 10 months before Doom 2’s release. Archvile is Nancy Kerrigan.

I certainly do know the origin of the Mancubus Pain sound: It is Elmer Fudd saying quiet, but at a slow speed. This was also used for the Octabrain in Duke Nukem 3D as I saw a video of the origins of the sound effects used in Duke Nukem 3D by Revenant Evil.

9:56 omg the baby jaguar sounds so adorable!!

fun fact: everytime doom guy takes a hit he actually take a shit everytime he's damaged

What’s funny is the fact that you said: “Everyone and their mother knows this”, But my mom used to play the original DOOM

I've always heard the opening and closing door sounds in so many other movies/shows etc. and thought how could they just use doom sounds and get away with it? lol

20:26 fun fact, this sound effect exists in literally every sonic game made by sonic team from colors up to forces(with it making appearances in games like sonic 4 and lost world 3ds too)

So the archvile death sound is a girl saying "why?" now this is really horror material

7:33 "Teleporter comin' right up!" -Engineer TF2

It's hilarious that you can still clearly make out Romero's voice crack even after they edited it. I'm never going to be able to unhear that now...

decino I just wanna thank you for coming in my recommended because I just exposed myself to unnessessry horrors and this is JUST the brain bleach I needed thank you so much

Bobby Prince's explanation why he included a little girl screaming "WHY?" in the Archvile death sound is priceless: it just doesn't understand why you'd want to keep it from running around the level, healing its friends. Also, that arachnotron/archvile sound has to be from the Lucasfilm library. It definitely sounds like Millennium Falcon sounds.

7:33 Tf2 Engineer's Teleporter Sound Effect

Bobby prince is an true masterpiece of doom music and blake stone music :)

Thank you, Decino. I knew that a game's musicians could produce sound effects but I never knew there is a library of sound effects. It has certainly made me think again.

5:29 welp, that sound is in Peggle.

“Are ya winning, son?” “Dad shhh I’m listening to how a game made in the early 90s had its sound effects developed.”

6:34 - 6:37 Fun fact: the creator of the stock sound effect for the door opening in doom is Mike McDonough. "Mike created it for his radio show «Bradbury 13» - a sci-fi series aired between 1983 and 1984. «In one episode, the crew lands on a planet. So I needed the sound of a futuristic rocket ship hatch opening when these guys walk out.» "Mike still remembers exactly how he designed that door effect. At the time, he was working as the head of the sound department at Brigham Young University in Utah. «Back at the campus they had this old generator. It was a three-phase generator, a really old one. I was walking by once and heard it starting up. It made this incredible wheeeee sound.» So he grabbed his Nagra recorder and asked the janitor to switch the generator on and off for him. He then played the recording backwards. That was the first element. «For the other one, I put a BB in a balloon and blew the balloon up. And when you spin the balloon, it goes wheee, wheee.» Another piece of the puzzle was an engine noise. «We had a CD player, and when the tray came out, it made a really unique sound. So I opened it up and put the microphone in so it would touch some of the metal parts, so the sound would be amplified directly into the microphone.» The last element was created with the help of a truck the radio studio owned. «The hiss from the truck’s hydraulics made a nice little pssshhht. I think that’s how I made it.». - Philipp Rüegg www.digitec.ch/en/page/really-i-had-no-idea-the-doom-sound-designer-talks-about-his-unexpected-legacy-15781

0:15 - Slamming your phone with the keyboard animation whilst playing the barrel explosion SFX was a great touch.

"why don't we play age of empires 2..." Ok "...to relax" hah, good joke

Dang, I was hoping to learn the origin of the Baron/Hell Knight activation scream. It is such a cool sounding monstrous scream, I love it.

21:00 I'd like to think that John stubbed his toe in the office and made that sound

You know, my parents were watching a movie or something and I heard that stock sound of the door and i was like "this sounds familiar...", then I watched this and oh man, I didn't think that many sounds were just stock sounds lol

You know what's also interesting? the stock sound used when Doomguy dies was later used in Doom 3's berserker powerup.

i always knew that Bobby Prince sourced a lot of the Doom sounds from a stock library, but I had no idea about how much creativity went into altering them to make them fit. most amazing is the cacodemon death sound sampled from gliding skates

13:13 The source of their awakening sound is actually from a Baby elephant trumpeting angrily According to the sound effects wiki page for Doom 2,Theres even a source sound with it that sounds like the Hell knight. Hope that helps

9:54 I have been trying to get my dad and my sister to hear this sound for the past 7 years. I tell them to listen for the little background imp sound and they never hear anything. I started to think I was delusional about it but now I know it's real. Thank you.

17:18 Sentry DOWN!!

You cannot escape from Doom Doom is everywhere *Doom is eternal*

I'm revisiting all of your analysis videos and they're second to none. Thanks for going to so much work to make these great videos for us.

Great intro lol. I love the entire video man. Thank you for the informative presentation, this is something that could be used to teach fundamental game development techniques. If you've had a chance to witness the audio creative process, its fascinating how pros utilize ordinary sounds with various electronic effects layered over them to create something unique. To be a fly on the wall when Bobby Prince worked on the games he was in on.

7:32 Also, The Stock Sound Effect Was Used For The Engineer's Teleporter In TF2

It turns out that Doom was the origin of these sounds, and animals inherited them in respect to Doom's Badassness.

6:58 what kind of a washing machine sounds so freakin epic

14:25 that's obviously the beginning of "we will rock you" /s

What an amazing production! The editing must have been very complicated with so many segments of different video and audio. This was award worthy.

A lot of these stock sounds, especially the monster sounds, are also used a lot in Thrillville's in game arcade games. They have a gauntlet-esque game in there and nearly every one of those effects are used

0:15 are we gonna ignore how the lights on the keyboard we’re perfectly in sync with his phone exploding

15:49 I always thought the mancubus was saying “I’m your mom”

KZfaq just recommended me one of your videos about the programming of doom and now I’m subbed and down the doom rabbit hole. Thanks for making these this all really interesting stuff. :)

16:20 I just realized that the mancubus' pain sound is a slowed and severely pitched down snippet of Elmer Fudd saying Quiet (be wewy wewy quiet). Duke Nukem 3D (ironically composed by Bobby Prince too) also uses the Fudd snippet for the Octabrain enemy.

I'm an audio engineer, and this video was insane! I can't imagine how long this took, thanks for always diving so deep. Great work you two!

19:59 I still hear "Live or Die, eat legs and beg them to whoosh"

In the SNES version of doom, lost souls still made Doom guy's "mmph" noise when you killed them. As a kid playing it, I just figured the percussive force of them being destroyed caused the Doom Guy to react in such a way.

I love that intro so much, you really nail it when you implement humour into your videos

10:22 Rip, Fabric - Heavy Cotton, Long Tear Rip.....Tear RIP AND TEAR Omnious Foreshadowing Right there😳

Baby Jaguar: *having dreams* Bobby Prince: *shoves microphone up it's mouth*

I know the source code for Doom 64 isn't available so you can't make as many videos on it but I'm sure Aubrey Hodges would be more than willing to inform you on how the soundtrack for that game was made, really interesting on how he made those sounds with how you cant make out exactly what you're hearing apart from baby sounds and distorted growling. Please consider!

I don't know if anyone else pointed this out already, but apearently the mancubus's pain noise is actually Elmer Fudd saying "quiet", but slowed down by 66%

Decino: reading Patron names me: *I sleep* Decino: "... Justin Whang..." me: *real shit?*

12:47 Is definitely an elephant, so if any elephant sounds exist in that sound pack, I'd check that.

Wow, there's so many of these i recognize from other games. One of the explosions is also in Starcraft, the "taking a dump" noise is also used in Stronghold (and Crusader) for the quarry, the growling tiger is used in almost every single cat mount in World of Warcraft...damn

thank you for all the work that went into this ... brought back alot of fuzzy warm memorys :)

not many people know but bobby prince gibbed actual demons to produce the best sounds of gibbing for doom

Oh my god, I just noticed the explosion edit at 0:15 syncs up with his keyboard lighting. Decino, that was such an unnecessary detail, but I'm so happy you did it

0:35 “Everywhere I go, I see his face”

Another straightforward video thanks for telling us about doom sound effects I appreciate it!

decino: Too much doom. Doom community: HERETIC!

I always thought that the Mancubus's battle cry was him yelling "Mancubi!" Like he's rallying other Mancubi to his side

Just found you randomly! Ive noticed that for years! Love it

Thank you for this video. After 25 years, I finally know what that weird noise in doom is. (Imp snorting.) I can die happy now.

0:11 Real talk though, if you ever want to do variety content other than Doom, don't hesitate. I'm not always super interested in Doom and I don't play a whole lot of it these days, but I love watching your videos anyways due to the quality effort put into presentation and research, as well as the memes.

18:15 "industrial punching machine" when you pick up that berserk

Watching this now, there's also a handful of these sounds present in Age of Mythology. For example: 9:06 literally the egyptian Camel units, the 2nd one being a "hurt" sound there too 9:59 is the god power Carnivora's sound

So cool! Love knowing where all these iconic sounds come from.

14:56 this whoosh sound is also used on xbox 360 when you boot them up