Handling 4 coins (small/medium/large size). (recorded at studio with at4033a). Sound available by danilo battistini from contador de histórias podcast & fatecrafters studio.
Our weekly podcast, stuff you should read, is rendering treasure island. A pirate whistles the old irish tune, lillibullero. So my son jack whistled it.
This is a room tone. I can't remember where i recorded it or why. I used it to produce a claustrophobic board room in medical institution for a podcast i was commissioned to do sound design for.
The following radio podcast is a collection of my own experiences while exploring casa marianella- a resource to the immigrant community that is too many things to sum up in just one word.
Couldn't find the dry puff sound i was looking for so i did a quick recording. Figured someone might find it useful!. Originally created for my podcast here:www. Divecloudcast. Com.
Four hits of a vibrophone in rapid succession. Used originally on the solar postal services podcast as a text alert. Made with musescore3. The letter 'h' in morse code.
Our weekly podcast is doing treasure island, and we needed the old irish tune, lillibullero, but wanted to slow it down and add some menace. So, my son recorded on his flute.
Someone opening an envelope. Neutral background indoor atmos. Recorded on a zoom h1. This is raw and unedited. As used in release the clowns sketch comedy podcast, which you can find here releasetheclowns. Podbean. Com.
Hip hop beat created on roland fantom x6. If you use it i'd love to hear what you used it for. Check out my podcast ego superstars available on itunes.
Recorded after heavy rain in the backyard, some traffic in the background. Cane toad call. Equipment rode podcaster to macbook air and normalised in audacity.
An "intro" version of my instrumental "bunny hop". Has more energy than the original. Cut and crafted to be used as a sort of intro or transition music for film, documentary, podcasts, etc.
A cave gorilla. And he is angry. Cc0, but if you would like to give credit, please just mention that the sound was first used in the iron realm rpg podcast. Thank you.
A small, multi-part cough, well-suited to denote uncomfortable silence, like a more natural alternative to using crickets to demonstrate a lack of reaction from an audience. Recorded on blue snowball for the super legit podcast.
Created this noise for a podcast that needed the sound of a mythical creature scrapping its claw along a cave wall. Thought that maybe someone else may need a similar type of noise :d.
