**loud** velcro pulling apart - slow, fast, intermittent. I used a 3 inch wide piece of velcro, so the sound has a lot of presence and depth. Recorded with stereo nt1a mics in a soundbooth. No effects.
An evolving bass/pad i patched using subtractive synthesis. Convolution reverb added as well as some subtle distortion and post synth filtering. Please give me a mention if you use this :-).
This is a recording made in the cape coast region of ghana, west africa. It was a large drumming and dance performance put on outside. I recorded this using a zoom h4n.
I recorded this riding a bicycle. Please be patient to download and decode it and listen to it with a closed headphones, and you can hear kaleidoscopic sound of summer. Using two omnidirectional microphones and sony md walkman.
This is a bass drop i created with some clean + clear low end soundz, as well as a rough live recorded nasty sounding electric bass drop. . Sounds great in small laptop speakers; and in bigger speakers. .
A recording of my puppy whining, recorded with a zoom h4n. I placed him a dark room with the door cracked and he eventually figured out he could just push the door open.
Unknown bird species from bellingham washington, recorded with a zoom h2. If you know what kind of bird this is, i would love to know in the comments :).
I really don't know that to do with this. Made it some time ago. Made using air ignite software with an axiom mini 32 midi. If you can make something good out of it i'd like to hear ;).
This is a krell patch from my modular. Using the e352 and rings to generate the sound. And peaks, ultra-random, maths and the disting mk4 to modulate. There are no slices, part of the fun is to slice. I hope you enjoy the reel.
I went on a trip down to sydney back in april and decided to record a bit. Its mainly just people chattering and the hum of the train in the background. Recorded on the 18/04/2019 on a h4n pro.
A clip i created using eminor chord on synth with operatic alto voice trying to lure edmond to the castle. That voice is actually a male voice which happens to be me, lol.
A skinny balloon deflating suddenly after being removed from a pump. There are some breathy, hissing noises at the start as i fumble with the balloon. Recorder: olympus digital voice recorder. Microphone: sony ecm-ms907.
Alt version of a melody i came up with in midi shifting notes around. The sound is from an acoustic guitar note sample of mine with effects, ran through structure free in pro tools.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Recorded with homemade contact mic set as a stereo pair. This was attached to the zoom h5. I would describe this as experimental, with a finger nail moving between the two contact mics.
The sounds as i heard them from bu a fenland pool. Lots of birdsong, an occasional splash and the excited voice of a child pond dipping with her parents.
A very loud jackhammer is what i walked out to today from my apartment. Recording also includes my two front doors being opened, to reveal the audio assault.
It's a scream recorded for a project, most convincing part of that project, thusly been using this scream in other projects as my very own wilhelm scream.
Took this off a video i was making. There seems to be a strange click just before each time the crow makes it's "caw" sound. Maybe that's what they always do but i've not noticed before.
Two distinct claps of thunder. The third clap was a once in a lifetime capture as the lightning can be distinctly heard as it splits the nearby air. I recorded this in flat rock north carolina atop pinnacle mountain. I've geotagged the location.
Children playing in an indoor pool. Echoey sounds. Playing and splashing. Recorded in denmark but i don't think you hear any wordsrecorded with a zoomh5.
This is a 10-min recording i made with audacity of the mysterious russian radio signal known as "the buzzer". It can be found by tuning the dial of your shortwave radio to 4625khz. The radio station's call sign is uvb-76.
A sound of a referee blowing his whistle. This can be played on sport games like football, basketball, tennis or ping pong. Of course, this sound should be loud. I hope you enjoyed that sound.
Siren effect with digitally controlled frequency sweep using 96khz crystal controlled oscillator, 8-bit binary counters set up as a variable frequency divider. I added slight reverb.
