Field recording: claw and electro-magnet machinery loading scrap metal into barge on gowanus canal. Recorded jan 04, 2021 at 12:09pmlowe's parking lot on gowanus canal, facing west across canal towards scrap metal yard (see geotag). Audio-technica at897 shotgun/rifle mic into zoom h6.
I take out a keychain from my pocket and open the lock at the entrance door to the flat. You can hear the key ringing and the sound of the lock being opened. You can hear the sound of hitting metal on metal. Recorded using zoom h2n.
Metal tea can lid attracted and caught by a neodymium magnet. Thuds and clicks of the small metal object hitting the magnet attached to a plastic frame. Sound of the computer fans in the background. Recorded with the xiaomi redmi note 9 pro internal microphoneslight noise reduction applied using audacity.
An extremely squeaky metal bench swing at a public garden. The grating metal begs for lubricant like an old barn hinge. Some background anthrophonics, like a passing truck early and some individual voices during the recording, as one might expect in an urban park.
Spooky door hinge sound with little bit of eq and compressor. Recorded in a construction site with portable sony digital recorder in burnaby, bc, canada.
A wooden gate opening and closing with the sound of a metal latch. This is the faster version. There is a slower version also. Recorded with an olympus pcm recorder.
Accidentally, dropped a metallic rod onto my wooden table while trying to record some audio with it. My mistake is your gain. Recorded on a blue yeti microphone through audacity at 16bit 44000hz. Attribution appreciated but not required.
Noises from a factory recorded from outside. The factory shapes metal parts with a punching press. You hear the punches as well as machine noises and metal parts being moved. Recorded with a samsung siii phone, multiband compressed and equalized afterwards.
A hand cranked metal spindle machine that takes a long thread and spins it around a spindle to be used for weaving. Recorded on zoom h6 using a sennheiser mkh60 at 48khz. Recordings of the tangaliya weaver comunity in gujarat, india.
I played with my dog's tags on it's collar and got this nice sound from it. Sounds similar to rustling keys or coins. Recorded on a samsung galaxy s20 5g with easy voice recorder (app for android, available on google play).
A sound that's supposed to sound like a sword being drawn, made with a recording of me hitting a metal pipe with a pencil and a bit of computer editing.
A wooden gate opening and closing with the sound of a metal latch. This is the slower version. There is a faster version also. Recorded with an olympus pcm recorder.
A metallic riser that could be used in a song or to build up to a moment in a game or film. Made by hitting a spoon with a metal cup (recording with an iphone), adding tape delay with lots of feedback and short time in logic pro x, and reversing the bounced audio. I'm really proud of this - it sounds really cool!.
Knocking on a wooden door, like with a metal door knocker, heard from inside a medium size living room. Recorded in stereo with a rode nt5 matched microphone pair.
