Natural sound of air compressor pumping pressure up in air tank. Electric motor is rotating air pump. At the end of recording interesting sound of air after motor is switched off and valve is closing. Please enjoy!to support me please consider a pourchase of some of my high quality polished royalty free sound effects or music tracks at https://audiojungle. Net/user/thesoundcraft?ref=thesoundcraft.
Banger, horns, city rumor and motor are the background of this call to prayer recorded in tripoli, lebanon, 2009. Recorded with audiotechnica at822, xyrecorded on tascam dap1,stereo, 16 bits, 48khz. Hypnotic call to prayer.
Field recording - recorded with a zoom h6 in stereo. Bubbling and filter tanks running in a small petting tank at an aquarium. (there's a shark in the petting tank. ).
The "concrete cello" pack is a collection of scraping, scratchy and droning improvisations on the cello focussing on the creation of sounds to be used as base materials for future compositions. They were originally recorded in 2019 to be used in as sound design elements for the documentary "hotel regina" by director matthias berger for which i composed the music. Part of the impetus of this sampling session was to create cello sounds that would be remiscent of construction machines. (if you look on the geotag you can see the machines, well, sort of). You can listen to the score here :https://doubleblindrec. Bandcamp. Com/album/regina-hotel. These are the close-micced mono raw studio recordings. Neumann u87 into a wa273 and a rme ufx. Recorded by barbara samla at studio aktis in france. Sounds are cco, use them as you will!(but feel free to let me know in what : it's always nice to find out!).
It's a raw nearly minute-long recording of an electric fan running. Sounds similiar to a little aeroplane motor mid-air. Recorded using a zoom h2. Originally 96khz/24-bit wav. Converted to flac using audacity.
Recently we purchased a scale from ikea, when we finally got around to using it we realized that it must be off, as i do not weigh 240 lbs. As we did not have a receipt, or the desire to drive 2 hours to return a $10 scale the only course of action left to me was to take the damn thing apart and record its insides. (what else?). I recorded and edited together around 7 and a half minutes of various configurations and performances of me making some sort of repetitive, engine-like sound. I can foresee myself using these sounds for an old-timey engine or car. Recorded with a rode ntg-3 at 96/24.
