A thunderstorm i recorded from central illinoisone of the scariest thunderstorms i have ever experiencedmy first experiment with freesound. Org sry its bad.
Ripping a piece of office paper with the end of a pair of metal scissors, on a wooden desktop. Recorded with the xy mics on a zoom h1, and a bit of eq to get rid of handling noise in audition.
Winchester cathedral ambience. Recorded in ms and xy stereo (combined for 4 channel surround). Distant visitors walking and talking and a organ playing in the foreground.
Walking on sunset boulevard on my crutches. Almost all noises are unheard because of the deafening sound of my crutches, which took away my narration and made it muffled.
This is an old sample that i recorded a while ago. Not sure where it came from but i think it might be a sewing machine, or some piece of industrial equipment.
The sound of wading through shallow water, picking your feet out and putting them back in. Maybe on a beach or in wetland. Recorded with the h4n zoom and a directional microphone.
This is a mountain bike subjective field recording. The micro is in the cycle. Micro: sony stereo. Minidisc: sony mz-n910 analog transfer to protools for the edit. Place: riumors, catalonia, spain.
Recorded with my epiphone sg and fender squire mini-bass through a focusrite 2i2 interface to reaper. I'm a total newbie with mixing. All comments welcome. :-).
Early march in south yorkshire, close to the moors of the pennines. You may hear some of the wind noise as well as some of the garden birds in the background.
This is a recording of a synthesized sound that has a vintage radio feel. These are three separates sounds with a small pause between them. Synthesized using a free vst synthesizer.
This is a street vendor in seoul, korea who would cut a sweet snack on the sidewalk with scissors and a large knife. It was recorded on minidisc with a portable sony stereo condenser mic.
Two stanford students discussing the stanford volleyball team's success. Recorded in a dorm room at stanford university with a m-audio microtrack 24/96.
Clicking sound made by touching my thumbnail to the blades of a moving ceiling fan. Some digital artifacts are audible due to overzealous noise reduction applied after the recording was made.
This sound can represent a rock falling into the water of a cave. I generated it thanks to a recording of beatbox + reverb + i slowed the speed + leved the sound and melt in closing.
This is an effect i built intending to represent someone with weighted feet, thrown into the sea to drown. Partly from freesound effects, partly from recordings made with a zoom h1. Enjoy.
Today in germany used electronic siren with permanent sound to inform population when there is no more danger. Recorded with zoom h4n on top of the roof 1/2 mile away from the siren.