Engine sound: I make car sounds by making the sound when you blow a raspberry, ya know, the lip oscillation. make the lip oscillation as fast and as tight as you can. once you have the ability to do the lip oscillation add a low hum to give the engine a realistic depth of sound.
Shifts: If you want a non turbo shift just make a little kickdrum sound and lower the pitch of the engine sound.
For a turbo shift you do the non turbo shift but with a blow off valve sound, you make a pfff sound, like an air woosh, but with the flittery fluttery sound of a real turbo. This is a very hard to explain noise, i suggest you look on YouTube and listen to skyline or supra turbo sounds.
Also keep practicing, after you get these parts mastered you will be able to imitate specific cars.
yes they do use their blowhole and their mouth to make sounds
Monkeys make sounds with their mouth, much like humans do. Monkeys make all different kinds of sounds depending on their moods.
Sensorimotor stage :)
When a child is learning how it feels to move her mouth and make sounds, she is likely in the early stages of babbling. Babbling is a key developmental milestone where infants experiment with controlling their vocal cords and mouth movements to produce sounds.
No.
with the computer sound effects and sometimes with mouth effects
Dud clutch?
No you cannot it is impossible to produce two different sounds from your mouth at the same time.
"I no longer care about your problems"..............you can make these sounds by moving your mouth and exhaling in a special way.
its made by licking it mouth
The mouth.
# To utter a series of chirps. # To make clucking or clicking sounds with the lips, as in urging on a horse