Listen to the sound clip Everything wrong with My Uni Days: Too many staff, shitty web site, self serving mobile app team, has 1000 staff when it only needs 3, not many deals anymore, all staff are moaners from CinemaSins UQ TTS Computer AI Voice:

Everything wrong with My Uni Days: Too many staff, shitty web site, self serving mobile app team, has 1000 staff when it only needs 3, not many deals anymore, all staff are moaners

This sound is from CinemaSins UQ TTS Computer AI Voice

Type your text to hear it in the voice of CinemaSins. The first sound we hear is a deep, ominous rumble, signaling the beginning of a CinemaSins video. This low, foreboding sound sets the tone for what is to come - a critical analysis of a popular film, picking apart its flaws and inconsistencies. As the rumble fades, we are greeted by the crisp, clear voice of the narrator, providing commentary on the movie in question. His voice is smooth and authoritative, guiding us through the sins of the film with ease.

Next, we hear a sharp, metallic clang as the narrator points out a continuity error in the movie. This sound is jarring, like a sudden realization of a mistake that cannot be ignored. The clang serves as a reminder that no film is perfect, and even the most meticulously crafted movies can have discrepancies that slip through the cracks. It is these small details that CinemaSins delights in uncovering, shining a light on the imperfections that make a film human.

As the narrator continues his critique, we hear the soft, subtle sound of a pencil scratching against paper. This sound indicates a sin being added to the movie's tally, a mark against its name for a misstep or oversight. The gentle scratch of the pencil is a contrast to the harsh clang from earlier, symbolizing the quiet, methodical nature of CinemaSins' analysis. Each sin is carefully considered and documented, adding to the overall tally of mistakes found within the film.

Suddenly, we are met with a burst of laughter - the sound of the narrator chuckling at a particularly egregious sin. His laughter is infectious, causing us to smile despite the critical nature of the video. It is a reminder that CinemaSins is not meant to be taken too seriously, but rather enjoyed for its humor and wit. The laughter adds a sense of levity to the proceedings, breaking up the criticism with moments of light-heartedness.

As the video nears its end, we hear the sound of a bell ringing, signaling the final sin has been counted. This sound is a call to attention, bringing our focus back to the screen as the narrator delivers his verdict on the movie. The bell serves as a punctuation mark, ending the analysis with a definitive declaration of the film's flaws. It is a satisfying conclusion to the video, leaving us with a sense of closure after a thorough examination of the movie's sins.

In the aftermath of the final sin, there is a calm silence that settles over the video. The absence of sound is a stark contrast to the cacophony of criticism that came before, allowing us a moment to reflect on the movie and its flaws. This moment of quiet contemplation is a chance to consider the validity of CinemaSins' critique and form our own opinions on the film in question. It is a peaceful end to a raucous journey through the sins of cinema.

As the video fades to black, we are left with the lingering echoes of the sounds that accompanied us on this cinematic journey. The rumble, the clang, the scratch, the laughter, and the bell - each sound a part of the unique auditory experience that is CinemaSins. These sounds have become familiar to us, signaling the start of another entertaining critique of a beloved film. And as we eagerly await the next video to be released, we can't help but wonder what new sounds will accompany us on our next adventure through the sins of cinema.

Go to the full soundboard
with more sound clips
Search