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The avaiable sound effects files were taken directly from the according Star Trek TV series or feature films, and from diverse interactive CD-ROM applications or games (Star Trek: TNG Interactive Technical Manual, Star Trek Captain's Chair, Star Trek Generations, Star Trek: DS9 Harbinger, Star Trek: Starfleet Command). All copyrights are the property of their respective holders. Concerning the public use of the files: since the sounds have been reworked and enhanced by the author, I expect credits with link to the Star Trek Dimension at all events.  

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Welcome to the Star Trek soundboard! Is this your favorite Scifi Series to watch? There's no better feeling than kicking your feet up after a long day, a nice bowl of popcorn and watching your favorite series on the TV. This soundboard features the likes of James T Kirk, Spock and Nyota Uhura. Check out all the quotes and sound clips below!

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Use the sounds you love to set as your ringtones or notification sounds. Sounds are created to give the nostalgic feeling of the Star Sci-Fi movies and shows from the 60's to today. Sounds can be exported as ringtones, notifications, individual contact's notifications, and alarms. This soundboard contains: - 500+ sounds - Sounds are categorized into eras to make them easier to find. - Export the sounds to be set with GarageBand and found in your system [ Please allow 2 to 4 seconds when pressing to preview the sounds to fetch them from my folder host ] PSA: Don't set "Auto-destruct armed" as a notification at the airport. *Please consider this app a donation for the work of collecting and organizing the sounds in a convenient manner to use these public domain sounds which can be found here: https://sites.google.com/view/treksoundsauthorization/home *Please do not ask me in reviews or by mail to include anything trademarked, such as theme music or other properties. I respect copyrights and will not include them.

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I don’t get what to do with most of the sounds. Like how do I set the sound to say unauthorized access or something? A lot of these sounds don’t seem like they have any points since you can’t really set those sounds anyway.

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Thank you for building this app! Great central resource for all the Star Trek sounds you could ever want. And thank you for including the tutorial for adding these as ringtones, not the easiest thing to do on iOS

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Very few programs in television history can be easily identified by their sound effects alone. The original 1966-69 run of Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek belongs in that select fraternity, thanks to the efforts of sound mixer Doug Grindstaff and other craftsmen who toiled on the classic science-fiction series, setting the tone for the multimedia franchise to come. The sound effects on Star Trek are as cool as they are relentless. This is, in short, a noisy version of space exploration. Despite the supposed lack of oxygen in the vast reaches of the cosmos, the onslaught of beeps, bleeps, pings, clicks, and whooshes never really stops during the average Trek episode. And that’s wholly by design. Over at Audible Range , having interviewed Grindstaff and other experts on the topic, writer Mark Altman has assembled a revealing historical article entitled “ Kittens, Kisses, And Razorblades: Behind Star Trek ’s Iconic Sounds .” Here, to set the proper mood, is some genuine LBJ-era Trek ambiance.

According to the article, the show had “wall-to-wall sound effects” because Roddenberry wanted it that way. Cacophony was very much part of the Star Trek brand. In those early days, the TV series did not have the budget to compete with feature films, so sound effects helped create the illusion that scenes were taking place on strange alien worlds. Roddenberry wasn’t aiming for realism but drama. So committed was Roddenberry to this idea that he even had Grindstaff add a sound effect to a scene in which Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley) administers a shot. “Gene Roddenberry wanted to paint the whole show like you were painting a picture,” Grindstaff explains.

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Signal status display on the USS Excelsior ; from top to bottom: "red alert", "yellow alert", "normal", "stand by", "auxiliary"

Aboard Starfleet vessels and outposts , a series of color-coded alert signals were issued, usually by the ship's computer or internal communications systems.

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Star Trek Red Alert Sound Effect (using 555 Timers)

Introduction: Star Trek Red Alert Sound Effect (using 555 Timers)

My family went on a Star Trek kick recently and I was trying to make something related so I made this to simulate the Star Trek red alert.

First I looked online to find a circuit diagram but I couldn't find any working projects that didn't use an audio recording module. (which doesn't count!)

So I had to make my own that sounded fairly authentic, (by which I mean that I listened to the red alert in videos while adjusting the circuit) and I think I succeeded!

Step 1: Materials

The things you will need to build this are as follows:

• Power supply 5V - 15V
• 555 timers x 2
• PNP transistor (BJT)
• NPN transistor (BJT)
• Select switch
• 10KΩ potentiometer x 2
• A bypass capacitor is recommended

A voltmeter is not required but may help with circuit debug.

Step 2: Making It

(Thanks to user bricomario for the new schematic picture! I had an old one I drew in fritzing that wasn't nearly as nice.)

Put the parts together as in the schematic above.

Then you will need to adjust the potentiometers until you find the right frequency, for me that was at 1/3 of the rotation and 2/3 of the rotation respectively.

Step 3: Theory

Now here comes the theory, if you are too scared (of theory) or already understand how it works then you can be finished!

First you need to understand the 555 timer .

The first 555 timer is an astable multi-vibrator that is controlled by the voltage from the switch, when the voltage is high then it operates normally, but when the voltage is low it inhibits the operation of the 555 using the reset pin.

Then when the output of the 555 goes high it charges the capacitors through the diode, which as they discharge slowly through the 10KΩ resistor (labeled R4) they create the changing tone you hear.

When the first 555 is high then the second is inhibited, but when it goes low the second is enabled to create the tones determined by the capacitor's charge level.

Now use your voltmeter to measure the voltage at the base of the PNP transistor, as the LED flashes you should be able to see the change in the voltage.

Now put your meter's leads in series with the speaker and measure the current through the speaker.

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