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A recording of me typing on my havit kb390l mechanical keyboard with kailh low profile blue switches in them. The clicky sound is produced by a clickbar inside the keyswitch which produces an audible click on both the down and upstroke, differing from normal mechanical keyboards which tend to only click on the downstroke. Recording taken with my blue yeti nano.

Rootsy solo mandolin cue, part of a "matched set" to be used in different places in a podcast, radio show, or video. The set contains segments from a second or two up to about a minute, to be used for cues, hits, bumps, interstitials and voiceovers. The music is a roundback mandolin from 1900 improvising in the key of g. The feel is uptempo, traditional, natural, organic, old time, americana. I'd be grateful for feedback on what worked and what didn't. How is the sound quality? are there lengths of cue that you needed that weren't here?. I'm happy to do custom recordings to fill in the gaps. My music blog is at http://soupgreens. Om. My email address is lucas@gonze. Com.

This is a blues , acoustic guitar sound. You may bee interested in this pack , if you need more sounds. Https://sonoiz. Com/release/blues-acoustic-guitar-pack/.

Blue jay in the backyard.

Written by Virginia Liston (1890-1932). Performed by Virginia Liston (vocals), unknown (cornet), unknown (banjo), unknown (piano).

Date: 29/9/2017location: hamilton, new zealand. Played this piece with a marine band hohner in the key of c. This was recorded using audacity with macbook pro's built-in microphone. I used audacity's noise reduction feature to drown out the noise in thebackground.

Recorded in a room with a very high cieling added with echo at the end of a blues session !.

In an early morning in june birds are singing between gardens and forest in germany. A plane flies by.

Transformation 2 of a spoon hitting an empty glass.

A lo-fi kind of blue riff in g.

Recorded with audacity using hydrogen drums, a line 6 amp, jackson dinky guitar, bass is guitar pitched down with audacity.

Clean sound blues in em, c7/d, b7 and b. Recorded on an lg smartphone, yamaha pacifica electric and crate acoustic amp. This track is clean, no fx.

Me playing guitar in front of tv set. . . . Bored.

Here is a rainy day version with what sounds like blue jays and other birds including crows in the background. Recorded on the back porch with rain falling off eaves in a spectacular sound clip via a tascam dr-05.

This is pressing keys on my hyperx fps keyboard with cherry blue mechanical switches. Recorded with a lapel microphone and a phone.

Electric guitar, clean, phaser/flange type of sound, sorta blues yet spacey.

Guitar in front of tv set played into iphone fender emulation.

A classic chord progression blues recorded with zoom h4.

This sound was recorded outside the blue mosque in istanbul during friday prayer at the same time as the other recording from the blue mosque in may 2005. Recorded by asbjørn blokkum flø and kjetil bjørgan.

Made in fl studio using different soundfonts, distorsion is in it's limits with this one ahahaha. . . It took me around 1 hour.

My blues song, change it to blues without bass. Here is the full song: https://soundcloud. Com/theoneandonlyen.

Electric guitar low distortion blues style based on d sharp, g sharp and f sharp (you pick).

A recording done in late october of several years ago featuring the crisp sound of the leaves of a giant cottonwood tree being brushed by fall breezes. The sound of a lonely blue-jay really adds to this soundscape. Recorder used: handy zoom h4-n with internal microphones.

A blues-inspired throaty lead line created from an original patch of arturia's buchla easel v. Dark, and full of overdrive and saturation, this loop is perfect for driving an energetic electronic composition.

Clean tone, blues style of riff but could almost be an intro for a doom/stoner rock song.

My beloved dog malu singing while a play slide guitar. Guará, distrito federal, brazil.

Metal spoon stirring sugar into cup of coffeestirring sugarpouring coffee into take away (to go) cupsnapping lid on coffee cup. Suitable for barista type background sounds.

Me playing guitar in front of tv set.

Written by Clarence "Pine Top" Smith (1904 - 1929). Performed by Pine Top Smith (piano solo with talking).

A simple slide guitar riff played on a fender strat.

Simply blues style riff, almost heavy distortion but it pulls back enough to not call it heavy. Some garage rock, independent style of blues you might call it. Some difference variations are throughout the piece.

One of the few usable recordings in a near gale. Some tripod movement in the wind (rare for a benbo 1) file captures the enviroment with distant rushing tide and wind in the marsh grasses. Olympus ls-5 mic. Vivanco em35 parbolic.

Guitar.

Another recording of one of my favorite fall soundscapes featuring cottonwood leaves "shimmering", the lonely call of a blue jay and the soft sound of insects singing a little more quiet than they do in the warmer temps of summer. Recorded using my zoom h4-n recorder, and the famous sm57 microphone.

Written by Virginia Liston (1890-1932). Performed by Virginia Liston (vocals), unknown (cornet), unknown (banjo), unknown (piano).

Using a magic bullet or blender 3-4 times. Suitable for background kitchen sounds.

Just a quick thing of "bass" from me mouthrecorded with a blue snowball (condenser microphone).

Low gain, blues like riff. Almost sounds like something you might hear on the radio in the background. A little all over the place after a while.

Electric guitar sorta dirty, raunchy, sloppy, don’t call it blues but can’t call it complete noise.

Hohner blues harp in c, played cross-harp (g major) for multiple “train whistle” sounds. First played high (d and f), then lower (b and d) , then a little faster. Recorded about 10 inches away with tascam dr-05. Multiple takes were trimmed and assembled in audacity.

A simple loop in the key of e. Enjoy !.

Double bass happy hillbilly blues loop.

A loop version of change to blues.

Impulse response of the guitar loudspeaker captured by the audix i5 microphone.

Opening a sliding glass door traffic sounds for 10 seconds sliding door closed and latching it.

Written by Clara Smith (1894 - 1935). Performed by Clara Smith. Saxaphone and piano accompaniment..

Keyboard/guitar riff i hammered out when i was wasted, have no use for it so feel free to sample or use in your own productions.