wie vielleicht bekannt ist, hoste ich ja unter http://www.lyonerjunkie.de ein paar E-57-Sounds, die von Funker Vogth aufgenommen wurden. Heute erreichte mich eine e-mail, die ich hiermit mal weiterleite:
1. Funker, könntest du mich bitte per PN antickern, dann gebe ich dir die e-Mail-Adresse zwecks Kontaktaufnahme (Copyright der Aufnahmen, und so weiter).Hello,
I was browsing through the siren sounds at:
http://www.step5.de/Luftschutzsirene-de/
http://www.step5.de/Luftschutzsirene-de/Funker_Vogth_2/
I was wondering if you are, or you can put me in touch, with the copyright owner? Going up a couple of levels I saw that you are a Commodore/Amiga friend like myself, but I am not sure if you are related to the siren sounds :-)
What I am looking for is a German air raid/bombing siren sound from 1945, as well as some general information. Do you know what models were commonplace in those years? Were they already radio activated (automatically), or how did activation work? Did some places still have manual (no motor) sirens?
For my own use of such a sound, I would need to use it for a few seconds in a video I am putting together, about some events that happened in my grandparent's town in 1945. All the video is shot by me, with interviews, etc., but I need two sounds, one of which I already have (a specific fighter plane), and the other is the air raid/bombing siren sound.
Thank you for any help you may be able to provide.
Regards,
Michael
2. Soll ich den Filmer mal auf http://www.airraidsirens.com hinweisen? oder
3. Soll ich ihn auf diesen Thread hinweisen, wenn dort (also hier) eine passende Antwort auf seine Fragen erscheint?