Genuinely ingenious new book The Sounds of Star Wars amplifies the concept of interactive show and tell to ear-blasting new heights. Pages of pictures and text come encased in an audio console that produces 256 audio snippets cued to specially marked images.
As explained in the exclusive video embedded above, Oscar-winning sound designer Ben Burtt literally bumped into the
The Sounds of Star Wars includes 256 digitized audio clips that can be triggered by red buttons on the built-in console.
Image courtesy Chronicle Books
J.W Rinzler’s book demonstrates both back story and final effect for the sci-fi saga’s signature sounds. Rinzler describes how Burtt created Jawa dialogue by bringing in actors to mimic Zulu speech patterns, then speeding up the recordings to raise the pitch. Readers can hear examples of the chatter by pressing “017? on the digital display, which correlates to images of the tiny aliens marked “017.”
Retailing for $60, The Sounds of Star Wars, from Chronicle Books, goes on sale Sept. 14.
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