The carousel organ is recorded in the "deutsches musikautomaten museum bruchsal" (germany) the now some 500 exhibits of the museum shows the evolution of the music machines since the craft production in the 17th and 18 on the century heyday in the late 19th century to the end at the time of the great depression in the 1920s. Recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82soundsystem: pro tools le.
Ambient of the fish market in venice. People talking and arguing, seagulls and noises from the preparation of fish. Recorded with zoom h4n internal mics. September 2012.
Recording of loading a cartridge into a nintendo entertainment system, pushing down, closing the lid and hitting the power button. Recorded with voice memo app on a samsung galaxy s4.
Recorded the birds chirping on the tree just outside my window, cleaned it as best as i could but still some city sounds (construction, planes etc. ) is audible.
Exact time pendulum beacon ok0epb (ok1df) on 7039,4 khz. Recorded in qth locator jn79nd, trx ft-897, ant 15 m gp. Record: nokia 6230i (loudspkr to mic).
This is a closet door being lightly closed. It's a fuller, deeper sound than other door recordings. It was recorded from inside the closet so there is very little backround noise or room reflections.
Recording of rain and wind on the boat in the harbour. Linear pcm wav 24 bit 48khz2 channel 120 degreeszoom h6 clip on x/y microphones. Www. Johnaudio. Nl.
Recorded during the mass and the procession dedicated to mary, on the 15th of august, in marseille. Voices, songs and prayers in the cathedral and in the street.
Loop of a drumstick tapping some kind of little wooden box. Recorded in the corner of a small classroom with a tascam dr-something and edited in audition to make a clock sound for a class project.
Regular sigh pitched up slightly - cartoon style. Recorded on blue snowball microphone 8. 10. 2017 - recording for my own animation series, mars tv. (voice of marty the goofball martian).
Small creek at agroal fluvial beach. Recorded with a pair of diy primo 172 capsules in ab stereo configuration onto a sd mixpre6. Agroal is small river near tomar in portugal.
Song welcoming the onset of diwali, the festival of lights. On the banks of the holy river ganges, a woman in her 40s singing. Recorded on h4n with its internal microphone xy stereo (120 degrees).
This sound was recorded in cologne cathedral, december 7 2010(peterglocke,pretiosa,speciosa, ursula,aveglocke and kapitelsglocke). Videotaped and edited to make it sound(record it the video myself with a blackberry phone!).
No thrills here. This is a 1940's german mantel-clock ticking. Recorded on a mac using a samson co3u microphone (usb connected). Straight recording, just noise removal and fade out at the end.
Tapping on a demonstration, turbine blade at a wind farm. First with knuckle then small stone. It was the size of a bus. Tascam recorder, built-in mics.
The assorted sounds of a recycling center warehouse. Recorded nearest the can sorter, where the aluminum and steel containers are tumbled. Also background hum from blowers and the forklift, which beeps as it backs.
Recording from a swamp trail in west alabama in the united states. Starts with a bird cawing then other songbirds come to the fore. Also a constant trill from a singing cricket.
A recording of a fender rhodes through a fender reverb amp using a se tube mic. Feel free to sample and use this recording. Check out my tunes at:. Www. Soundcloud. Com/telescope_thieves.
Recorded in a small wetland preserve in north east florida, bird sounds and small waterfall in foreground, traffic in the background sorry about the beginning thud.
Japanese street ambience: cicadas, passing some cars and a bicycle, recorded with iphone at a street of hachimanyama, residential area in tokyo, 2014/08/13/day.
Crystal wineglass filled a bit with water. Moving the finger around the top for making the special noice. Use a zoom h1 for recording. Recorded in 24/96khz.
Shutting a macbook air (2016, 13"). Recorded with a samsung galaxy s8 using the "voice recorder" app from the play store. Use whenever, wherever, don't worry about credit!.
