Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

[spacefunk]

You know what I'm talking about? When someone hits a ball and you hear, "EEEAWWWW."

[rock85]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

You know what I'm talking about? When someone hits a ball and you hear, "EEEAWWWW."

Wasn't that a show in the 70's

[spacefunk]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

Wasn't that a show in the 70's

No, you're thinking of Chico and the Man. I'm talking about that particular sound in MLB2K5.

[Shamrock_11]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

Never heard it. Maybe it's something stadium specific??

[baa7]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

You know what I'm talking about? When someone hits a ball and you hear, "EEEAWWWW."

Turn the Crowd volume down to 30, the Crowd comments and Announcer down to 10-15, the stadium music OFF (why does that music play DURING a player's AB?!) and the On-field sounds (bat, ball, gloves) to 6... PERFECT! ;-)

And no "Ewwww" or whatever it is you're talking about (I've never heard it so I don't know...)

[spacefunk]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

Maybe it's just in my game. Or maybe it has something to do with that bad acid I bought off a guy who looks like the black Richard Mulligan.

[Chitown1211]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

Turn the Crowd volume down to 30, the Crowd comments and Announcer down to 10-15, the stadium music OFF (why does that music play DURING a player's AB?!) and the On-field sounds (bat, ball, gloves) to 6... PERFECT! ;-)

And no "Ewwww" or whatever it is you're talking about (I've never heard it so I don't know...)

Actually some stadiums do play music after every pitch. And some dont. For instance at Wrigley they ONLY use REAL organ music. Nothing else , and they only do it sparingly. Usually after plays are over or batters are retired. But last night I was watching the Twins game at Metrodome they pretty much played music after every single pitch. I was laughing to myself because I swear they were just using a MLB2K5 soundtrack. THe music was EXACTLY identical to MLB 2K5.

I did a custom stadium soundtrack for Wrigley. Sounds perfect. Only organ music. No clapping sounds or fake horns or nothing else. And nothing in between pitches.

[baa7]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

I did a custom stadium soundtrack for Wrigley. Sounds perfect. Only organ music. No clapping sounds or fake horns or nothing else. And nothing in between pitches.

Would you consider posting that as an Action Replay save? If that's possible and if you have AR, that is... ;-)

[Chitown1211]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

Sorry , but I dont have AR.

But it is really easy to do for Wrigley. You can do it in about 20 minutes. Mostly you are just going to UNSELECT all music for a lot of things and for the rest just use the real organ music. No real songs and no fake horns and clapping sounds or drums either. If you go to do it you will see what I mean. Its much easier than you think.


I just left the rest of the stadiums at default as I dont really know what music other stadiums use around the league. Just drove me crazy hearing live music and drums beating at Wrigley.

[packmanuk]

Re: Someone explain the donkey in the crowd please

Where is the organ music ? I'm going to try to unselect everything like you say but don't see where I can select organ music.