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(YouTube)   Roadrunner's tongue blip was a guy's thumb on a Coke bottle: How cartoon sound effects were created   (youtube.com) divider line
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1319 clicks; posted to Fandom » on 27 Jun 2019 at 9:25 AM (1 year ago)   |   Favorite    |   share:  Share on Twitter share via Email Share on Facebook




Meep Meep! The Surprising History of Classic Cartoon Sound Effects

We all know what the scrambling cartoon caveman in The Flintstones sounds like, or the sound of a cartoon roadrunner sticking out his tongue. But these classic cartoon sounds don't exist in real life. Where do they come from? How did somebody settle on a sound that's so different from anything in the real world?

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