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Some Decent Sound Effects

Selection of Sound Effects is pretty slim, couldn't find an arrow twang, cave in, stone sliding, these should be standard issue I would think.
Out of curiosity, since I don't understand how exactly the soundcloud integration works - if we created sound effects and uploaded them to SoundCloud, would they be accessible then? Or is it a special subset of sounds that are pulled in by Roll20? For instance, I can do the bow twang (well, a bowshot - just go out in my back yard and see what kinds of sounds I can get).
Ajax: I don't think that the devs have done any work to guarantee a selection of sounds; it's more or less whatever is available on SoundCloud. Chris: Roll20 searches for tracks with the tags "ambient" or "Roll20", though you should be able to enter the URL of any SoundCloud file into the search bar to bring it up directly.
Yes I know it is not under Roll20's control, but one of our players has suggested that with a sound cloud account you can upload sound files and if you key word them so you can find them easily that should work. However, what sound file format must the actual sounds be, wavs or mp3's what exactly does Roll20 need. One other question (I'm a gamemaster not a techno guy), could a sound be accessed thru a macro, so just a hit on a button could cause an Orc's voice to bellow, "Your balls will hang from my lodge pole" or something more colorful.
FWIW, it's possible to use uploaded music and sounds from SoundCloud with Roll20's Jukebox just by labeling the uploads as "public" and, as Balladeer says, entering the URL of the SoundCloud file in the search bar and pushing enter. At least, it works for me in this way. Ajax: I believe that the sound file format for Roll20 must be mp3.