A beam of light shines down from above where the sound effect was played. Its icon is a blowhorn.Ī heavenly musical effect with church bells and a harp. Confetti and sparkles appear where the sound effect was played. Its icon is two clapping hands.Ī crowd cheering and applauding. Confetti appears where the sound effect was played. Its icon is a shoe lifted up by a spring.Ĭhildren cheering. Three stars and a rainbow appear where the sound effect was played. Its icon is a shoe.Ī man shouting 'Whoo!' in a high-pitched voice. Two stars appear where the sound effect was played. Its icon has flaming rocks falling.Ī man shouting 'Ow!' in a high-pitched voice. The screen darkens for a second with white streaks appearing around the border. Its icon is a warning sign with rocks falling.Ī dramatic violin stab.

Rocks and occasionally the landslide warning sign in the sound effect's icon can be seen falling from the top of the screen. Its icon is of a yelling cartoon face.Ī crashing sound. Its icon is of a screaming cartoon face.Ī man moaning in pain.

A total of 28 sound effects are available in the game.Ī man shouting in pain. Additionally, there is a sample course in the game called ' Sound Effects' that shows the player how sound effects work and what they can do.Īll sound effects are unlocked alongside the sixth shipment of editing tools, but are available from the start in the Nintendo 3DS version. Most sound effects create visuals and will appear as the sound itself plays. They can be placed onto the backdrop and will play if Mario touches them, but they can also be placed onto objects and enemies and will play the noise if the object does a specific thing (for example, hitting a ? Block from below). Sound effects are a feature in Super Mario Maker and its Nintendo 3DS port that can be accessed in Course Maker by tapping the Soundfrog icon.

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