A sound made by compressing and warping and reversing simple vocals , like "hello" and "how are you" can be used for creepy alien sounds, or computer voices, made using the free audacity.
Starting into the modular-world of eurorack. Fascinating electronics!. Feel free to use it and send me a link of what you did with it, if you want. Thanks!.
Starting into the modular-world of eurorack. Fascinating electronics!. Feel free to use it and send me a link of what you did with it, if you want. Thanks!.
Starting into the modular-world of eurorack. Fascinating electronics!. Feel free to use it and send me a link of what you did with it, if you want. Thanks!.
A little test recording i did with my brand new pair of jrf series d hydrophones. The 'phones were placed into the bottom of a large glass, which i then filled with carbonated water.
These are some hydrophone recordings i made for a game-jam project. Since the project was nothing but good fun, i have uploaded some of the more useful sounds to freesound. Org for everyone to use.
Hydrophone recording taken from a boat anchored in a cove off the island of hvar (croatia): continuous crackle, probably produced by pistol shrimps, with random frog-like sounds. Mono, hydrophone (jrf).
An abstract sound created with bosca ceoil and audacity. The sound has been pitched shifted repeatedly. It is noise, but hopefully you'll find it to be a pleasant sort of noise. If memory serves, some forms of (non-audio) computer data can produce sounds like this if imported into an audio processor.
A recording of tadpoles in my pond in manchester uk. You can hear them scraping against the hydrophone hoping to find algae. The tadpoles were very quiet and hence the recording is a bit hissy.
Made using two synths. One is a noise generator that has been pitched down three octaves. It has a 12-hertz sine tremolo on either side, one of which is offset by half a wavelength. The other synth is a deep organ playing e3 and g3. I cut the sound in audacity, and the waves line up perfectly, so you don't need to worry about looping it badly.
Experimenting with reverb and frequency on my "meaty gunshot. Wav" sfx resulted in this; hopefully this conveys the audible sense that the gunshot is being fired underwater. Created and edited with audacity.
This is an underwater ambient loop i created for a game-jam project. Since the project was nothing but good fun, i have uploaded some of the more useful sounds to freesound. Org for everyone to use. The sound was created by layering hydrophone recordings with filtered noise.
This strange sound was produced by sliding a empty bottle upside down through a glass of water, changing its resonance and the frequency of the sound. Recorded with focusrite solo, sennheiser 64.
A highly effected recording of water in a tank with large bubbles of compressed air. Recorded with a tascam dr-60d and a submerged hydrophone (la-hyc1). Processed with audacity 2. 0. 5.
