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Walla Walla

Submitted by Sprocket Man on Thu, 03/19/2009 - 00:20

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Walla Walla refers to a background "voices in a crowd" sound effect for indistinct mumblings, often used in crowd scenes. In older films and radio plays, extras would be asked to murmur phrases like "walla walla" and "peas and carrots" to create this effect.

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