halloween is not necessarily the time to aim for being. . . On trend, heh heh heh heh heh! an alternative take with less effects and an almost hacking laugh at the end.
This is the earthquake warning (called "area mail") chime on a japanese phone. Recorded on sony ux-80. Built-in stereo mics. 192kbps mp3. Leading and trailing silence forced. Audacity.
Recorded with audacity 1. 2. 6, then normalized, echo (. 03,. 5), pitch (b to g#/ab, down, -15), delay (10,. 1, 10). Klaxon made using sony acid music studio 8 and sony sound loops.
How i did it? --------------------------generate a wistle sound (sinus) at 440hz, 0,8 db, 1 secapply effects : fade in, repeat x3. How can i describe it? (french)----------------------. // typologie (cf. Pierre schaeffer) :n + x’. // morphologie (cf. Pierre schaeffer) :. 1- masse: son cannelé2- timbre harmonique: terne3- grain: lisse4- allure: simple5- dynamique : attaque douce6- profil mélodique: pas d’hauteur différente7- profil de massesite : une seule hauteur de soncalibre : pas de filtrage ni équalisation.
I created a sound by playing with its envelope then i cut it and repeated. Then half the time i insert a linear sinusoid noise at 440 hz and 0. 8 amplitude.
The "annoying" speed chime, turned world famous drift hero by initial d; as it was intended to be heard by the toyota motor corporation. A common issue with these chimes is that the second impact is muted by the impact rod, this was mitigated in this file by holding the chime with a specific side up. This is marked by the second bell properly ringing out after the second impact. This rendition is a pre-timed, loopable, clean version of the chime, recorded from a real imported 86640-12070 "king kong" (kin-kon) chime. Sound created by attaching a power supply set to 12v ~0. 35a in an amateur studio. Like many of my files, these are completely free to use without even giving credit! :) my only request is you tell me where you use them!. These are also called 「速度警告チャイム」(sokudokeikoku chaimu) meaning "speed warning chime" and colloquially 「キンコンチャイム」 (kinkon chaimu) literally derived from the "kin-kon" sound it makes. Dream on‼.
This is a field-recording with tascam dr 40. You can here a warning signal before a train closed the door. The recording was made inside the train. If you want to support me, you are welcome to have a look here: https://richardatmo. Bandcamp. Com/. You can play albums there and also buy single sounds from me for small money. It's a way to support me. Or just have fun and chill with nature sounds. Have a nice day.
Tornado siren in streamwood, il recorded during the monthly test. This version is heavily edited, with some filtering and compression applied, as most of the recording was distorted (i was too close to the siren!), although it should be useable with appropriate filtering to suit your purpose. The actual siren is located a short way north west of the geotag (it should be visible using google's satellite view). Recorded using a rode ntg2 into a zoom h4.
Mixture of electronic and mechanical siren systems from three neighbouring cities during a tornado warning in eastern iowa. The wind hadn't really picked up yet but there is quite a bit of rain. Eerie yet relaxing.
An alarm sound commonly heard in movies when something goes wrong on some type of aircraft. If it represents a certain type of warning i'm not sure what it is. Loopable.
This is my second alarm recording produced with lmms (ami evan) then imported in audacity where i recorded my own voice and added a vocoder to make it sound more robotic.
Created with lmms and audacity. The sound has been created by importing a vestige sound from james xiic in lmms. In audacity, i recorded my own voice and amplified it a little. It's very simple but good enough for an rpg!.
These are fake siren noises i made in logic by using es p. The warnings are in the following order: caution (three pulses), alert (steady), attack (wailing), large fire (hi-lo), evacuate (hi-lo/alternate wail). These don't conform to any signal guidelines and must not be used for anything other than a mere sound effect.
