Different frequencies of sounds from the radio transmission in the basement carpark resembling that of an alien-ish futuristic noises. Recorded using edirol r-09, 15cm from speakers.
Sound of the roaring fork river in carbondale, colorado. I moved the recorder around about every four minutes to get some different sounds. There's some minor highway noise in the background.
Series of whooshes recorded outdoors with two different small branches. The first, roughly half, is a deeper thumping whoosh and the latter half is a higher pitch one with a whine in some spots. Zoom h4n 96/24.
2 oscilators. One panned to the left the other to the right. Random pitch lfo bent on different rate speeds. With a bit cusher set to a certain amount, and mix to give both the crush and the original.
I recorded this in 2019 on the bank of the secure river in bolivia in the amazonia jungle. The are many different animal sounds going on in this clip, birds, monkeys insects.
The latest review on the widgets of the longshortcfd trading platform. This podcast completes a series of tutorials on working with different project widgets. But don't be discouraged, new podcasts and new videos on youtube will be released.
Made this using an echo. Sounds like something from eraserhead. Tweaked around the knobs and settings throughout so theres quite a bit of different noises in this sample. Use it however you like.
Very weird and extraneous synth sound, basically a square wave with distortion and a high pass filter, have some lfos that modify different parameters such as amplitude, cutoff and resonance.
The sounds of typing on a plastic computer keyboard that becomes increasingly aggravated until the keyboard is being pounded on and smashed with fists and face, but you can't really hear the difference.
Different household objects were thrown or dropped on a hard floor and the sound was captured using a smartphone. Basic editing was completed in garageband. Created by nick h. In digital production 120.
Opening and closing the car door. Two doors opening and closing, generating audio with two different tones. Audio captured with zoom h1 in my garage and no noise.
Kitchen drawers: various sounds of opening and closing different kitchen drawers some with cutlery inside. Recorder: zoom h4n with the internal mic on 48khz with 24bit.
Just some random skate sounds made with different parts of the blade. Some deep edges, scrapes, scratches, skids, toe picks, stamps etc. . . Solo skating in an empty rink.
Running a kubotan on my keys along a metal railing by the side of the road. Attempt #2 with a different railing. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.
A man inhaling with a gasp, as if he is surprised by something. A few different versions. Used in an animated teacher training video, for a train conductor character who sees some cows on the track ahead.
I recorded this in 2019 on the bank of the secure river in bolivia in the amazonia jungle. The are many different animal sounds going on in this clip, birds, monkeys insects.
Two different flashlight switch buttons, recorded and performed by students from the national school of arts, uruguay, playa hermosa. Gear:. Focusrite 2i2 3rdgensennheiser mkh50.
Small flask stuck in a mug which i dropped on the floor. Interesting sound which i then recorded three times slightly different microphone settings. Used swissonic digital recorder with stereo mics.
Short snippets of voice demonstrating the acoustics of different enviroments: a normal living room with hard floors, a bathroom, and a studio treated for sound. Recorded with a handheld recorder (omnidirectional microphone) held at arm's length, mono.
This is a computer generated short sound clip. It sounds like someone with a mouthful of potato chips. It was created by modulating a few different pitch shifted sounds together.
This is a recorded sound of keys scratching a fence. The different modification steps :. - phaser effect with the following parameters :phases : 15original/modified : 195lfo frequency : 1,5hzstartup phase : 0 degdepth : 100return : 30%.
This is a file that i created with only my voice, multitracked many times with each track altered in a different way, using audacity. Hope it works for you.
This is the sound of hitting an office chair with the belt, including several strikes recorded from different angles. Some are very light with a high end smack and other are deep and boomy depending on the place of the microphone. Recorded with a zoom h4.
A quirky digital noise type sound. The sound is played in different frequences and can be cut with ease. Can be used for all types of movie effects and in music. Enjoy!.
Four occurrences of the same phrase, all modulated differently. Each phrase is the sample "damn son, where'd you find this," reversed and processed with harmor and vocodex.
A sound object for sarah belle reid‘s opera project. Short intermezzo. This object can be tailored in three different parts - if needed. Equipment: ni kontakt and spitfire sample library. The sound that gives time its depth.
Sounds of liquid-oxygen and liquid-nitrogen cooling towers next to a large industrial building, producing several different varieties of white noise as i walk past them.
This is a recorded sound of a bicycle bell. The different modification steps :. - copy and paste of the whole sound on a new track- time lag- modification of the speed of the 2nd track : 150%- repeating effect- mix to a new track.
Stereo recording of water being poured in different glasses. Recorded with coincident cardioid small diaphragm condensers through m-audio octane preamp and rme hdsp multicace soundcard at 48khz 24bit.
Typing and typewriter related sounds from a vintage 1960s smith-corona corsair deluxe typewriter. Typing at different speeds, return "bell", page crank, space bar, tab etc.
A 34 second manipulation of two different sound clips. One is a man speaking in cherokee and the other is a rainstick. Both sounds came from the examples provided with cycling74's max/msp.
I recorded several different guitar riffs played on an eastern, egyptian music scale and then multi-tracked the recordings. Polished the rendered audio a bit with reverbs as well.
This is just me throwing a hand of cards down a few times. I tried to toss them in a way that you could tell the difference between just a regular slap, and the slap of cards.
A door in cooper science building at ball state university in muncie, in that makes different pitched tones depending on how fast wind is blowing outside it. The pitch can also be shifted by opening and closing the door slightly. (arcv).
A door in cooper science building at ball state university in muncie, in that makes different pitched tones depending on how fast wind is blowing outside it. The pitch can also be shifted by opening and closing the door slightly. (arcv).
Been recorded by a friend shouting like a nazgul. Its an inward-scream, useful for lotr-like songs or movies. Little bit of reverb and no one will hear any difference ;).
