Wanted to record birds, caught this squirrel instead! i don't think it liked my presence. . . Recorded with a zoom f6, 2 x rode nt55s set to cardioid, ortf stereo recording24 bit, 96 khz.
I found a set of bells somewhere and decided to record myself ringing them. I do not remember the context or where the bells were found, but they were beautiful in a strange and magical way. Someone's phone starts ringing at the end which was hilarious.
I stopped along a bike ride in order to record the sound of monument creek. In this recording, the phone mic was a few inches above the water, and i was about twenty feet from a set of mild rapids.
Goods-train passes right to left at low speed. Microphones close to the railway. France, 2013. Recorded with schoeps oct set up reduced to stereorecorded on sounddevice 744t24 bits, 48khz, stereo.
Airport checkin acknowledge sound. Request from ratla. Used the original recording, cutted the first part. Noise-reducted 2 times. Leveled the frequencies a bit higher and finally set an echo on it to fade out slowly. Equipment used: audacity.
I recorded myself filling up a cup of water for a game and while playing around with some settings i decided to paulstretch the sound. This was the result and i thought it would be perfect for any kind of horror/scary ambience!.
Ambient recording of a semi-residential area in banff, alberta. Recording is quiet. Light wind and birds can be heard. Recorded using the zoom h2n recorder on the ms raw setting. Decoded to stereo.
A standard british lightswitch being turned on and off recorded from distances ranging from around 2 cm to around 45cm. Recorded on a wileyfox swift phone using easy voice recorder set to raw audio output.
Just a small sound of me clapping, then distorting it and adding some scale-shift. I really like it, sounds like one of those sounds for a ui, like menu hovering(!).
Traditional Balinese music played during ceremonies. Disc 12 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]
This is the 50 hz hum with interference from an led christmas light set that was in slow fade mode. I recorded it with a cable connected to the line in port of my pc. I was touching the other end of the audio cable with my fingers and with the other hand i was touching the lights.
Ever wonder what would happen if your drunk college roommate set fire to a microwave by cooking a compact disc, ripped the front door off the oven, plugged it back in and doused the room with radiation? well, now you know what the aftermath sounds like.
In between sliding doors, one set to the store, another to the street. People walking past talking and people chatting and eating in the cafe upstairs. Tascam dr-22wl, 40hz hp, roland cs-em10.
One set of footsteps, wearing dress shoes (loud heel, but not necessarily high heel) in a quiet corridor. No external noise, low room tone. Also starts and stops. Good for adding reverb for an echoey feel.
Recorded with my squire telecaster through the focusrite interface, walrus slo pedal on 'dream' setting and into reaper. Bass was done with my mini-squire just through the interface. Thanks to kenny gioia for the reaper tips. Hope you like and comments welcome. :-).
This is the sound of the robot turtlebot from the ubica lab research group from the universitat pompeu fabra moving around the lab. This robot is able to take inventory of a shop without the need of any prior knowledge and with the minimal set of resources.
Traditional Siamese musical drama. Disc 16 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]
Traditional Balinese music of silhouette play. Disc 11 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]
Atmo of the portico of the national gallery in london. Lots of visitors from all over the world pass by, talking loudly. Recorded with a zoom h-2, mics set to 90° dispersion.
Just a small sound of me clapping, then distorting it and adding some scale-shift. I really like it, sounds like one of those sounds for a ui, like menu hovering(!).
