HORROR Haunted House 2016 Build Day 7 | Sound Chip for Props
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This episode from a 2016 haunted house build series focuses on adding audio to Halloween props using a sound chip sourced from Shindigz. The creator introduces the module, explains its capabilities, and demonstrates how it fits into their themed home haunt — the Thurston Theater, a fictional 1920s movie house with a dark, fiery history. The video is part of a longer season build diary documenting the construction of a horror-themed home haunt.
Key takeaways
- ◆A dedicated sound chip from Shindigz can add atmospheric audio to static or animated Halloween props
- ◆The video is part of an ongoing 2016 home haunt build series set inside a haunted theater theme
- ◆Beginner-friendly overview — focuses on what the module is and how it can be applied rather than deep technical wiring
- ◆Themed backstory of the Thurston Theater provides narrative context for the haunt's sound design choices
Who this is for
Home haunters and Halloween prop builders looking for an easy entry point into adding sound effects to their displays.
Materials mentioned
- • sound chip
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