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Printer machine printing an essay. This background noise could be used for an office scene. The printer was an hp deskjet model, recorded using a mp3 player and processed slightly to remove some background noise using audacity.

Waving around and throwing a book at different speeds. The book is a 350 page paperback called "in the land of invented languages" by arika okrent, in case you were wondering. Recorded on my tonor tc30 usb condenser microphone. Originally for the solar postal services podcast, but now for you :) no credit needed, but i would love to know what you're doing with it.

Flipping through book pages + handling of book and paper sounds. Recorded with audio-technica boom mic on tascam dr60dm2.

Multiple paper sounds.

I crumpled some paper in different ways and cut out the noise usind audacity. Good for a stone cracking sound or simply paper crumpling. Recorded with a sennheisser sk-xsw lavalier.

Zipping and unzipping a backpack.

Sound effect of toilet paper being unraveled fast in a bathroom.

Me turning pages in a notebook.

Leafing through a booklet made of some sheets of paper. Recorded in studio. Unprocessed. The wav file is a dual mono file. Left channel is close perspective, recorded with an akg c2000b. Right channel is a bit more distant perspective, recorded, not sure, with a rode ntg1. Both on fostex fr2-le.

A recording of a thin booklet being looked through.

The opening, flipping through, turning individual pages, and closing of several thicknesses and types of books. In order:thin magazin/comic bookaverage sized paperback bookaverage sized hardcover booklarge paperback textbook/encyclopedialarge hardcover textbook/encylopedia.

Something inside a cardboard package wants to come out. Rumble in the cardboard. Audio extracted from a video footage.

I recorded in my studio with the condenser mic akg 200. Writing on paper with a pen.

A collection of sounds of a magazine flipping through its pages and a heavy book slamming shut. Recorded using a blue yeti microphone at 16-bit 44100hz in audacity. Used audacity's noise removal filter to to remove background noise. For this file, i isolated the samples i liked and left a small gap of silence between them for separation later. Attribution appreciated but not required.

Paper bag - impacts - crunches - tear - etc.

Un unedited sound of re-opening a candy bag and reaching into it for a piece of candy.

Mechanical pencil drawing circles on piece of paper. Longer circles rather than quick.

Pages of thick paper being turned in a notebook; close to microphone, deep and crisp.

Whenever i use my usb stick, my computer always makes an awful noise. I decided to record it and see if any of you guys can make anything out of it. To me it sounds like some sort of aliens or robots talking to each other. The only editing done was noise removal to get rid of the fuzziness and amplification to make it a little bit louder. Let me know in the comments if you use it.

Using the home printer.

Deep recording of paper being torn. Was used for as the base of a bone-crack type sound. Sennheiser mkh-416.

A polymer eraser on notebook paper erasing pencil.

Scribbling on a piece of paper.

Leafing through a booklet made of some sheets of paper. Recorded in studio. Unprocessed. The wav file is a dual mono file. Left channel is close perspective, recorded with an akg c2000b. Right channel is a bit more distant perspective, recorded, not sure, with a rode ntg1. Both on fostex fr2-le.

Several ripping sounds from a paper towel. Enjoy! :). Recorded with a samson meteor mic and edited in audacity.

Printer activity in the hallway of computerlab. Wave, 44. 1khz, 24bit, stereorecording device: zoom h2n with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz)normalized to -1dbfs. Location: leuphana universität lüneburg, gebäude c7, first floor. Lat: 53. 228856163262506lon: 10. 400093793869019. Date: 2013-12-02, 15:12hrecorded and edited by: marlin nöthig, martin tege, david nackethis recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".

A plastic bag, paper wrapper and other materials were recorded individually being rubbed. I then layered them in audacity to be played over each other. From the resulting layered sound i generated this 10 second loop. Sounds like a mellow rain upon the ground or a slow crackling fire. Recorded using a blue yeti microphone at 16-bit 44100hz in audacity. Attribution appreciated but not required.

Material being scratched.

Pencil writing on paper. Recorded in my office with a sony pcm recorder. Wav.