12 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Rsm"

Father and son play basketball, exterior neumann rsm191 gadiraz24bit48khz.

Metal bed spring recorded from below the bed with neumann rsm191, decoded.

Bus ride hebrew announcer neumann rsm191 (decoded) gadiraz.

Mic inside the refrigerator. Can easily be looped. 24bit 48 khz.

Bomb shelter metal door handle lock neumman rsm191 gadiraz.

Recorded on back porch birds ambience etc. . . Chain: rsm4 & pdmic45 > art usb dual pre > zoom h1 @ 44. 1 24 > reaper > flac @ 44. 1 16 and dither level 6. Signal chain is: pyle pdmic45 condenser sent to left channel of an art usb dual pre mic preamp. . . Right channel nady rsm4 plus 20 db selected. . . Both channels sent to a zoom h1. . . Post done in reaper. Phase flip and panned figure of 8 to sides and left condenser mono for mid side.

Small mechanism, switch, stretch,manual servo, plastic ratchet. Neumann rsm 191 (sound is already decoded from m/s to stereo) gadi raz.

Light rain drizzle, recorded from basement window. M-s recorded with neumann rsm191 (decoded while recording)16bit 48khzisrael.

Window shutter, small lock, wooden frame with glass window, open & close. Neumann rsm 191 (sound is already decoded to stereo) gadi raz.

I believe this was recorded with a sound devices 702 and a neumann rsm 191 stereo shotgun in a concrete stairwell. You can hear the rain hitting the stairs and going down the drain. It's also hitting some junk at the top of the stairs. There are big thunder claps and more distant rumbles.

I believe i recorded these with a sound devices 702 and a neumann rsm 191 stereo shotgun. They are long car bys on a quiet road. Lots of distance to my left and right so you get some nice long singular car bys. Maybe one or two instances with a multi car pass. The roads were wet when this recording was done.

Rec by eric strausser_fireworks near launchpad_tascam da-p1_neumann rsm 191. This recording was made in the parking lot of a church. On the other side of a line of trees was the launch pad for the towns fire work show. The mic is angled at the sky. Along with the big round booms and flat smacky booms you can also make out the swish as rockets swirl through the air. In between booms, whistles and fizzles you you can also hear the sound of the debris from the cardboard shells falling around me. Sometimes they were on fire, though you can't hear that quality in the audio. It's good for fireworks and is pretty easy to eq for more of a distant quality. I find it's more fun using it to sweeten weapons. The full recording is 29 minutes.