darth_siles Posted November 6, 2008 Posted November 6, 2008 Hello there to everyone! My name is Jesus, and i'm from Madrid, Spain. First of all, excuse me for any mistakers i make when speaking english. As it's not my mother language it's not easy for me. Secondly, i'm not related to this "world". I mean, i'm not paramedic nor doctor nor anything close to it. No, i'm just a consultant and and amateur musician. And here is where i will say something that mostly all of you will think is really strange. Recently, my sister-in-law was saved from a certain death. He had a severe horse racing accident and the quickly intervention of a SAMUR squad (Spanish's paramedics) and the doctors from Hospital La Paz in Madrid, saved her life. I am really grateful with them and, as an amateur musician, i'd like to dedicate a song to all of them. I play in a hard rock band since nearly 2000 and we want to compose a song about a car crash accident, and the heroes who save the life to a accident victim. In the song, there's a section in which we want to... well, introduce some voices or audio clips of a paramedic intervention (you know, like those which are usually shown in the movies). So, here's where i need your help. I've been browsing the net for nearly a month looking for audio clips of this kind of interventions but i don't find anything good (i mean, there's a lot of clips for TV series or movies, but they all have music, so it's impossible to use them). Is there any place i can find this? or..... (here we go....) Would you like to records those kind of voices?? or (third option)... Could you write a "script" or something like that, which the usually lines that are said in a severe crash intervention?? Thanks a lot! and keep your good work! JESUS
firedoc5 Posted November 6, 2008 Posted November 6, 2008 Look in the "Scenario" section and look up any thread that is referred as MVA (Motor Vehicle Accident), TA (Traffic Accident), TC (Traffic Collision), Code "10-50". There are a number of ways that traffic accidents are called. You'll just have to do some research. But you might be able to pick up key words or phrases that you can write a script off of. Also, on your computer, look for any sound bytes from movies, news clips, automotive collision tests, etc. Hope this helps.
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