Two washers oscillate on the steel threaded rod with the loweringthreaded rod 3: the microphone is on the bottom of the rod and the pads move towards it.
This is a recording of a natural gas furnace for a home air heating system. Rode k2 microphone pointed at the piolet light of the furnace about 3 inches away.
The sound of a tall glass tumbler smashing against laminated flooring. Recorded in mono with a zoom r16 using an audio technica at2020 microphone about 2 feet away.
Recording of the sound of a build-in microwave oven in a (dutch) kitchen in 2013. Recorded with htdz shotgun microphone, irig pre xlr adapter on samsung s4 smartphone.
A videotronic super 8mm repeater projector having it's blub flipped on, then the film started. It is then switched off in reverse order. Recorded with a cad gxl2200 microphone.
This was recorded at my local cub group. Originally recorded for freqman on a sony net md nz710 with a cheap condenser microphone. Unedited and untouched.
A regular clear sigh. Recorded on blue snowball microphone 8. 10. 2017 - recording for my own animation series, mars tv. (voice of marty the goofball martian - pre-pitching).
Knocking on a window. Four fast-paced knocks followed by two slower paced ones. Recorded with a zoom h6 and stereo microphone (rode ntg2). Post-processing done to increase volume.
Inhaling whistle that starts at a high pitch, descends, and then ascends to a pitch higher than the start. Recorded on an at2020 condenser microphone with a behringer um2 interface in a homemade recording booth.
Recorded with roland r-26 built in xy microphone. If you like you can ask me for the omni estereo track i recorded simultaneously, to build up a 5. 1 ambience.
This is the recording of one of my chain necklaces. Recorded using my personal home studio pc with yamaha ag06, a shure beta 58a microphone, and no processing.
Two domino pieces that are being repeatably hit by each other. Recorded with my rode m1 dynamic microphone. The recording is in 32bit 44100hz wav format.
A boston-area commuter rail train approaches the station, warning bells ringing; brakes to a stop; then departs, passing very close to the microphone, and recedes into the distance.