Santa claus ho ho ho line delivered with a flat or disaffected affect, voice a bit gravelly. Inspired by the fleshtone's version of "super rock santa".
This sound was made with a little rock being dragged on a wooden box. It is perfect for giving the impression that something heavy is being dragged on the floor, or maybe a rock is being dragged. It can also be used as if someone is being asphyxiated. (esse som foi produzido com uma pequena pedra sendo arrastada por uma caixa de madeira. É perfeito para dar a impressão de que algo pesado está sendo arrastado no chão, ou que apenas uma pedra está sendo arrastada. Também pode dar a impressão de que alguém está sendo asfixiado. ). Recorded for the subject of audio capture and edition, from the tv and radio course of university anhembi morumbi, sao paulo – sp. Brazil. Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.
A nice and powerful loop, the guitar is recorded directly from my amplifier and for the drums i used rhythm rascal. Feel free to use however you like, credit is appreciated!.
Handheld salt grinder intermittently crushing pink himalayan rock salt. Crunching and crushing noise, grains falling on napkin. Recorded using a tascam dr-40x pcm recorder.
Natural sound, continuous. Engraved on matinhos pr, brazil. . 24 december de 2022. Engraved on a hot late afternoon, after a summer rain, on a small island, close to the rocks. Per wanelly gouveia.
I recorded this on my roland electronic patch 'monster' right off the roland cube monitors to my yamaha pocketrak recorder. Use it as you like but comment what you will use it for. Thanks. :^).
My dw 13" collectors snare recorded with a shure pg56 on the top and a shure sm57 on the bottom with the phase reversed on the bottom mic. Both mics run through my mackie onyx 1620 mic preamps. The track is uncompressed.
Creek at a smooth-flowing section with no rocks or other obstacles, recorded in a remote wooded area on a sony himd minidisc recorder using a rode nt-4 stereo mic with a rycote windscreen.
Two distinct claps of thunder. The third clap was a once in a lifetime capture as the lightning can be distinctly heard as it splits the nearby air. I recorded this in flat rock north carolina atop pinnacle mountain. I've geotagged the location.
