It's fun to patch up a kind of analog shift register (3 stages). Doepfer a-160 controls the stages. On a-160 i use /2, /4 and /8. I sample slewed noise. No quantizer.
Recorded in my secret spot in the adelaide hills, you can hear a stream, crickets and some birds. This part of the forest is away from noise and people, nature makes cool sounds!. You can use this for whatever you like.
Yep, i'm reading allen stranges "electronic music: system, techniques and controls". Interesting from start. This is a patch made with lessons from chapter 4.
A twisted door knob is released and springs back to center. Schoeps cmc6-uxt/mk41 > sound devices mixpre-6 @ 24/96 +46db gain > adobe audition (edit, nr, normalization, downsampling) > flac.
A sunny spring evening as heard from the balcony of my apartment, looking onto the yard adjacent to several other buildings. People are coming home, children are playing, swallows flying. A car starts and drives away.
Nlc jerk off without any input is the engine for this simple patch. In my little world i see nlcs chaos modules as a helping hand. I find the though of chaos very pleasing. . . Spring reverb and analog delay are used.
In my bag i have had this little not with a patch on. Today it was time to patch it. I dont know why i once draw it down. If its supposed to be a part of a bigger patch. . . This is the result. Noise.
Modular synth generative feedback patch driven by feedback between flip-flop chaos (nlc), a vclfo and logistische gleichung (klangbau köln). Two simple voices and filtered noise. Some reverb from spring reverb.
Thin stream in a forest with different birds and insects. One robin foreground, sometimes wind in high pines. Wave stereo, 24bits 96khzrecorded with two clippy em 172 in ab set uprecorded on sounddevice mixpre6. April22, britany, france.
An early 2015 recording of the ambience at new york sub hub, a sandwich restaurant just off the campus of the university of north texas in denton, texas. This restaurant is to be closed in the spring of 2021.
A recording of mostly birds in a park near a forest. You can also hear a bell tower and people far away. This was recorded using the oneplus one smartphone and edited in adobe audition.
This mockingbird comes every spring to a tree outside my window in jackson heights, ny--a bustling part of queens. It could use some noise reduction, but its not bad and there's a lot of variety. This guys really goes to town with a hundred variations of chirps.
Quiet atmosphere in any galician spring night: song of scops owl (otus scops), crickets, any frog specie, cats fight and dog barking, song of barn owl (tyto alba), people speak and continuous background sound of a distant factory.
Field recording of woodland atmos made in a small woodland early june, yorkshire, uk. Audio is unedited. Free to use in any way you like, no credit required.
Cuckoo & nightingale singing in the early hours of twilight. . . You can hear other bird sounds in the background, other nightingales as well as thrushes & crows. May 2010.
You can hear the song of insects, birds, dogs and some traffic in a aight environment in the middle of the village during the quarantine for the coronavirus in spring in sardinia. Recorded in may 2020 with a stero microphone.
Several species of cicadas singing in a late afternoon in the city of alta floresta, state of mato grosso, brazil, by a busy street. Recorded in 3-september 2021 with samsung galaxy s7 voice recorder app with high quality settings.
A little soundscape of an ostinato sequencer pattern with variations in duty and slide values. Realised on a modular system consisting of doepfer, ajh minimod, sputnik and circuit abbey modules.
Atmo in a garden in a swiss suburb at day in winter-spring. Snow is thawing hence dripping sounds; sparrows, crows, distant cars. Recorded with zoom h1n built-in stereo mic. Slightly hollow sound because of stonewalls surrounding the garden.
Field recording of woodland atmos made in a small woodland early june, yorkshire, uk. Audio is unedited. Free to use in any way you like, no credit required.
Field recording of woodland atmos made in a small woodland early june, yorkshire, uk. Audio is unedited. Free to use in any way you like, no credit required.
Field recording of woodland atmos made in a small woodland early june, yorkshire, uk. Audio is unedited. Free to use in any way you like, no credit required.
Field recording of woodland atmos made in a small woodland early june, yorkshire, uk. Audio is unedited. Free to use in any way you like, no credit required.
This is recorded in a swedish library in kålltorp, a suburban in gothenburg, spring 2014. There´s some noises the first second. Recorded with a zoom h1 and edited with audacity. Please, contribute voluntarily to freesound if you download this and other files of me. I will be happy and grateful if you share some response!.
This sound is part of a series and was originally a recorded finger snap. Recording gear:- 2 x behringer c2 small diaphragm condenser microphones with cardioid polar pattern- focusrite scarlett 2i4 audio interfacesoftware:- sound forge pro.
Selected parts from a longer recording. This is a modular synth controlled by quantussy cells. They are one method for creating generative music. I call it machine composition.
Was playing with my spring reverb. This happened. Analog synths are capable of some sick sounds too. . . Sound straight from the synth. No editing or post fx anything.
A wonderful soundscape recorded in april in beautiful woods in southern illinois. You will hear a variety of birds, wrens, tufted titmice, a cerulean warbler and a louisiana waterthrush. Recorded with the zoom h4n recorder and my trusty rode nt-2 microphone.
Recording made at 11:30 at night on the edge of a pond near a deep forest. . . . Of course the spring peepers are chorusing, but then, from farther away, but definately still audible, some coyotes start calling out. Wonderful night-ambience. Enjoy.
The sound of a springtime rainstorm (snowing in the mountains) inside a 1979 airstream trailer, with original coated aluminum skins, clear interior. Recorded on an alesis palmtrack, about 15 cm from the ceiling.
I recorded myself winding up an old wall-clock in my living room to use in a song. I used the built-in microphone in an ipad, re-recorded to cubase, added a bit of compression, a gate, and a limiter. It's a stereo file, but the sound is mono.
The sound of a few bees recorded in Yosemite National Park. One bee can be heard louder than the others. Great for a beekeeper or similar sound effect.
A mockingbird singing at midnight. Some suburban sounds can also be heard, such as a train horn. A passing insomniac wondered whether i was making all the noise, and i told him no, it was a bird.
This sound describes what happens in my grandmother's garden in the evening. She lives in a village where birds singing loudly but in this time they are calm and silent. It was very relaxing sound.
Electronic minute no 30 - 8 tones and tempo change. A patch centered around intellijel quadra + expanderim using the quadra modea sloth lfo is affecting the rise on one envelope generatorjoined eoc triggers sequencera slew, filter and some fm-generated vibratoand i patch up a pan fuctionyou know lfo + two vcas + and inverter. . . I want a vc pan moduleits on my lista little spring reverb as always. Evaluation of patch/soundone cycle is - there are many cycles to consideronly short sounds - no, goodamplitude variation - yep goodpitch variation - controlled by sequencertimbre variation - some, via filtermusical value - maybeentertaining - hmm. . . Interesting.
Two mourning doves: one close, one far distant, in a mating call and response. Pretty clean, spring pre-air conditioner pollution season background with light birdsong way back. Recorded @ 8khz with a griffin italk mic to a recently refurbished 20gb 3rd generation ipod - my favorite lo-fi field recording / interview rig. If you have a recording device on your person, you get a lot of stuff you'd otherwise miss altogether. This rig helps me get those things too ephemeral to capture with a stereo pair; sounds i would regret not having at all. I keep it on my belt 90% of the time. Just in case.
Just found some old footage when i was just wandering around in summer forest and found the sounds quite useful. So here i share it with everyone. Enjoy!. Used software: audacity (http://audacity. Sourceforge. Net/)used camera: panasonic nv-ds25.
Strange beat. Recorded dry. No reverb. Why? answer i have sold my digital reverb. The one i had in my case. It's finally time for a spring reverb!!!gis_sweden goes fully analog! as long as i dont record with my computer. . .
