Sound of Yay

greenbutterfly442

I was curious where the Yay sound came from. I've seen it in a few places, but I'm not sure where it originated. I'm curious to know if anyone has any idea!

isobel_thompson

There are a few different stories about where the "yay" sound effect came from. One story says that it was created by Walter Werzowa of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra. Werzowa was asked to create a sound for a carton of Austrian milk, and he came up with the "yay" sound. Another story says that the sound was created by George Lucas for the film "Star Wars". Lucas needed a sound effect for when Luke Skywalker destroyed the Death Star, and he came up with the "yay" sound.

but_daglarogle

The "yay" sound is a very common sound effect that is used in a variety of situations. It is often used to express happiness, excitement, or approval. It can also be used to show relief or triumph.

The origins of the "yay" sound are unknown, but it is likely that it developed from a variety of different sources. It is possible that the sound was originally made by imitating the sound of laughter or cheering. It is also possible that the sound was developed from onomatopoeic words such as "hooray" or "yahoo."