18 royaltyfrie lydfiler for «Ornament»

Box full of christmas ornaments hitting the ground. Recordist peter brucker / recorded 12/5/2018 / ribbon microphone / several moving boxes full of christmas ornaments.

Piezo contact mic on smallish metal ornament, recorded dry, resulting in spooky squeaking and groaning sounds along with metallic percussion noise.

Ligero golpe a una botella de vidrio.

Not a shatter, just a crack.

The relaxing subtle sounds of water trickling in a small ornamental display.

Some glass needed to be shattered in order to be thrown away.

Can be used for other things too, like metal balls.

Band pass filters applied to a violin improvisation. Nice and ambient. No fades or other additional post production has been done.

Experiments with ornament & crime "viznutcracker, sweet!" mode into braids generated several minutes of digital glitch sounds. These were then edited into a morphagene reel (and one-shot sample pack). The sounds are useful in isolation. Single splices can be looped and stretched into drones, triggered as percussion effects, etc. These sounds also work as a glitchy performance pool, and can be layered and juggled through a morphagene performance.

Windy suburban night. Recorded from a upstairs bedroom window with a h4n. Wind chime. Cars passing by in the distance. Metallic bang from garden ornament. A tiny bit of wind artifact which the rycote wind jammer didn't catch. Crickets singing happily. Very big gush of wind can be heard near the end of the sound file.

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File:Trattado p.5.JPG translated into full and modern notation with values halved.

Audio to accompany a table explaining how to perform Baroque Ornaments, cropped to the section depicting trills.

Intricate ornamentation in Op 27, No 2

It is the sound of a lamp that has glass ornaments that sound like this when moved.

Baroque cadence parfaite ('authentic cadence' trill), above, and the same, drawn out, below.

Also an oldie, one i thought up on guitar myself,this time acoustic. Just a few simple chords and some ornaments(i put the notes into a sample instrument of mmm2006). . .

This excerpt demonstrates a kind of gamaka (sphuritam) in carnatic music. Description-sphuritam: starting on a svara higher than its own position and quickly descending to its position which is repeated. This particular instance is sphuritam gamaka on m svara in raaga arabhi. Sung by: vignesh ishwar.