Is it degenerate to splice cheap cannon sound effects into

That depends on two factors

>does it hurt somebodies feelings
>if yes, does that person have an autism spectrum disorder

If both of these conditions are met, whatever you are doing is "degenerate"

>>1678042
Well, it's 2016. Where is an orchestra going to get actual, working cannon? And then, what idiot will actually give permission to shoot them during a show or recording session?

>>1678058
In the US, black powder cannons are unregulated because muh heritage.

I think there are still some companies who make proper field guns with the carriage and everything. It's expensive though.

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>>1678058
Goddamn, it must suck to be everyone else in the entire world. Everyone who's not American is totally lame.

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>>1678081
I am American, can confirm. I know a guy with a black powder cannon. I've lost touch with him lately but he used to let civil war reenactors borrow it. It's a real weapon, and it's totally awesome. Iirc he said it cost him $10k or so.

>>1678474
I don't get this picture. Obama showing respect to another leader, and Trump with a dumb look on his face (likely just a matter of the timing of the shot) shaking hands with another leader. What is the message supposed to be?