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SWORDS DO GO SHING! (it's all about context)

SWORDS DO GO SHING (it's all about context) Most every Titan of the Sword Community says that this sound isn't possible, or can only be done with something like a 19th century cavalry saber, but today I'd like to prove them wrong! In this video I'll explain that it is not only possible to get this sound when drawing a sword, but also - that when used in the correct historical contexts it absolutely should be used, and that the origins of this trope probably go back thousands of years. A few videos ago I had a couple of comments (from some Stunning and Savvy people) asking if I added this sound in, or that I shouldn't edit in the sound effects of swords being drawn and sheathed - but the thing is, I didn't. I realised then that although amazing Titans of the Sword Community like Lindybeige, Tod Cutler, Matt Easton & a few other have been talking about swords not making the usual 'shing' sound that's heard in movies for years, that they have been missing a large part of this discussion - which is: that this needs to be discussed in the correct context, because there is more to this sound than a clean cut black and white answer. Speaking of context, I've used a section of Matt Easton's discussion on this topic as some reference points to historical examples that I don't have in my collection. His amazing videos on this topic can be found here: Swords, scabbards and the "schwing" sound    • Swords, scabbards and the "schwing" sound.   The 'schwing' sound of swords and scabbards - a correction    • The 'schwing' sound of swords and scabbard...   If you found this video helpful and would like to support this channel more directly as well assist the sword community with helpful videos like this one, you can! Just by joining the SwordSavvy Patreon.   / swordsavvy   It only costs $1 (USD) and you get access to all the behind the scenes footage every month as well as a few other perks that directly impact the channel. But - till next time, Train Safe & Stay SwordSavvy -Nate V Audio Credits Music: Epidemic Sound