2.632 file audio bebas royalti untuk "Musim"

Sound taken early in the morning, near a house in south-est of france with a zoom h6 (xy couple).

Nature field recording on a dirt road near amber lake, a private lake in livingston manor, new york, usa.

Ambiance sound in a meadow by summer night, crickets and a hootingtawny owl (strix aluco).

A rumble of thunder in a morning of early springtime birds singing and chirping. No sounds of wind or rain.

The window in my studio has an exceptionally long tail of the spring vibrating. I could see this with some effect thrown on being very useful in music or fx situations. Recorded with a zoom h6, stereo xy attachment with internal compression.

Dawn in my garden, with bells from two nearby churches and a cockerel, recorded with the olympus ls-10.

Recorded with a olympus ls-11 in france outside at the countyside.

Autumn forest in jyväskylä, finland.

Birds recorded in suburban location, includes woodpecker.

Forest birds in spring recorded not far from a vilage. Zoom h4n build in mic.

Fet en la font den peixo (el prat de llobregat).

Some sounds of birds in a forest and whatnot.

This was recorded by a pond with frogs calling, birds chirping, and the occasional car passing by. There is a little bit of wind noise, (still learning how to make decent recordings). Those parts can be edited out.

Crickets in french countryside (isigny-sur-mer), recorded in july of 2011.

Opening a cash register drawer. Beep then receipt printer spins up and the drawer slides out. Spring loaded clips flipped to take cash. Drawer slammed shut.

Broken string from a turkish banjo that i tense and distend manually to pitch up and down.

Birds chirping in a suburban neighborhood.

Train passing by.

Train passing across the park.

The sound of dry seasoning being shaken in a plastic bottle.

Stronger version of wind in winter. Might go nicely with smatterings of rain.

Birds singing in spring in finnish forest.

Spring-loaded metal door of a creaky old metal oven being slowly opened and closed.

A beautiful, simple and peaceful soundscape of a late summer day in illinois near an ancient swamp. This recording was made around 8 in the morning on a warm and slightly humid day in late september using the marantz pmd661 and a rode ntg2 shotgun microphone. Do you sense the insects are more subdued than usual? as if they, too, are waiting for the cooler masses of early autumn?? the overall loudness of the birds is also down somewhat, maybe some of our neotropical migrants have already left. . . . Taking with them the wonderful midwest diet and warm memories of raising the next generations of their kind before the swamp turns gray, and cold and inhospitable for raising a family. . Enjoy, what i consider a turning point of the seasons.

Squeaky old door on a saloon opening and closing.

Autumn weahter. Windy day in the city. A lot of leaves moving on concrete.

Forest near river in central ukraine in may, with birds and dogs barking far far away.

Field recording at night in parc masoala madagascar. Hedgehogs disrupt the recording.

Recording in amsterdam suburb early morning, with bird song. Recorded with internal mics of zoom h4n at 120 at 24/48.

Frog's song on teterev river (ukraine) in may.

Recorded with my laptop.

A sound rich recording of a swamp in illinois. Recorded on saturday june 25th, 2016 at 8:30am using two sennheiser me66 microphones going into a marantz pmd661. It was a very warm and humid when this recording was captured. . . Watch out for the loud woodpecker knocking in the first 10 seconds of this sound-scape. Enjoy.

Citroen xantia car winter start engine.

Recorded deep in the shawnee national forest after a lot of rain which filled the many little creeks. Rode ntg-2 and the zoom h4n recorder.

This is a larger stream in the shawnee national forest. At this particular point on the stream had a large log over which the water was flowing gently. . . . Not as much gurgling and popping sounds, just a nice smooth, flowing sound.

This is the song of a beautiful bird called a rufous-sided towhee. A bird usually found in deep woods, or in heavy brush. I was fortunate though to both see and hear this guy as he was perched in a tree at the edge of a heavy forest. Recorded around 6:30 in the morning on a gorgeous spring day on the last day of march 2012. Rode ntg-2 shotgun mic mounted on a sturdy tripod to reduce handling noise. Enjoy!.

I found this wonderful 4 foot high waterfall in a small canyon in the shawnee national forest in southern illinois. The cool splashing of the rivulet as it spilled out onto a catch-pool was enhanced by the echo as the sound bounced off the 3-sided grotto. Recorded on one of the hottest days of august 2011 using my rode ntg-2 shotgun mic into zoom h4n recorder.

Walking over leaves. Sound recorded on parque de serralves, porto, portugal.

Its key keyboard synthesizer spring slowed.

This very happy bird-song was recorded in late winter/very early spring of 2012. It was a cold, partly sunny morning after a cold night, yet this red male cardinal was singing proud and loud. Recorded in a small town, with some traffic sounds in the back. Also, if you listen close enough you will hear some starlings in the background with their waking up chorus. Recorded using the handy/zoom h4n recorder and a samson c0-2 microphone mounted inside my home-built parabolic reflector.

Enjoy this wonderful, clear winter creek. . . . Recorded deep in the woods on a cold december day.

This is the big radiator in my living room. I turn it on for a wile, then off again. The sound is taken with an akg condenser microphone and an audio 4 dj soundcard. . . . Enjoy imagine this big radiator. It is pretty nice warm inhere!:-d.

A nice spring soundscape of birds in deep woods. I set my recorder on a sand-bar in the middle of a nice-sized creek, turned on the internal mics on my zoom h4n and just let nature do the talking. Recorded around 11 in the morning on a cloudy 71 degree day.

An interesting recording of birds, led by blue jays, doing their alarm calls. I was in the middle of the woods when i noticed that the birds seemed to be alarmed like there was a predator nearby and sure enough, i finally spotted a big barred owl sitting high in a tree about 50 yards from my recorder. Pretty amazing how the bird community sounds the alarm.

Kids playing, running, and laughing on a park. Spring 2012. Field recording, stereo.

A little melody. It got kind of a fresh summer feeling in it! if you like this sound you should check my tunes on soundcloud: http://soundcloud. Com/beverlyhillsboy cheers! :).

A field recording of a party in the backyard of one of the nearby homes, 26 jun 2011 in the bloor-dovercourt neighbourhood of toronto. Roland r05 sound recorder with rs5 stereo condenser microphone.

Wind can sometimes play havoc with recording --- but, with some luck you can get good wind recordings. Here is a recording of lake waves lapping at the short of a small lake in southern illinois. This particular day, the winds were blowing steady out of the south at 25 miles an hour, with gusts even higher. Recording made with my trusted zoom h4n recorder, using its built-in microphones. Of course a foam wind-screen made this recording listenable. Without the foam wind-screen the recording would simply have been an obnoxious, unintelligable roar!also, since the waves were so loud to begin with, i did not have to crank the recording gain real high -- i had the gain only on 65 for this recording. .

A recording made on the bank of a small stream. The prominent bird that you will hear -- especially at 30 seconds into the recording -- is a beautiful little bird called the louisiana waterthrush. I made this recording by attaching my zoom h4n to a sturdy tripod, and using the built-in internal stereo microphones on the zoom. The built-in microphones have a 90-degree and 180-degree setting. For this recording, i set the angle on 180 degrees.

A classic deep woods, summer soundscate. The insects' droning seems to slow everything down as the high tempuratures bake the land. Every now and then you'll hear some bird calls in this recording. Towards the end, the insects temporarily stop and a goldfinch answers with his/her own call.