573 免版税 音轨，用于"发电机"

Notes as an arpeggio derived from the chord cadd9b5 fed through a glass viper synth at 120 bpm using a panning notch filter on a soundfile that has been reversed cross faded into the original soundfile stretched to its maximum. Featured at about 6 minutes 15 on this experimental track. Https://soundcloud. Com/klaxonite/klaxonite-5-010515.

Clean wind loop without birds or trees or anything. Generated in audacity with white noise, amplifier, wahwah.

Was getting in the groove and this phrase came out. Good for looping maybe. Enjoy!.

I recorded this sound back in 2002. Recorded a 35mm projector running.

192 kbpsa loop of a very loud fan going.

This is an original copy, paste, and mix, by myself, which i make available to all via freesound. Org under a creative common 0 (zero) license, i. E. I am putting it into the public domain. You do not have to ask me for permission or credit, attribute, or reimburse me. I hope the sound effect, or parts of it, can be of some use to someone somewhere. Good luck with your projects!kent. Ps. Please comment and rate. .

One of 64 generative drum loops. Free to use for anything but i'd love to hear anything you make with it!.

Do people drop beats? i hope so!.

Electric blinds moving up with switch.

Field-recording of a remote controled miniature bulldozer scooping sand at a playground. Recorded with zoom h1.

A mixture of different noise types (pink and white) to create a looping, static-like sound. Could probably be used for lots of games or animations, especially sci-fi ones. Uses the "zero" (no credit) license.

Slightly designed sound recorded using a drill. Perfect for robot sounds, machines, sci-fi and servo motors.

Sound of a machine;you can loop it; recorded a excavator.

Patch with dynamics and variation - or should i call it variations? anyway,working on how to create variations and dynamics in a generative modular patch. I like the silence. . . It sounds like the electronic music of the 60th. I use the same kind of tools. An analog modular synth.

the krell patch was conceived by fab wiggler vgermuse, who can be found in the buchla forum!(dcramer, muffwiggler. Org). This is some sort of krell-ish patch. But i don't have an envelope generator with eoc function. . .

Electronic minute no 27 - combined forces. A patch with 2 unrelated patchesthey share an lfo. . . A) 2 lfos playing with a-101-1 vactrol vcfthe filter is feed with a square wave. B) a more advanced patchtriggers from env. Follow. Feed with cv from jerkoff (chaos)noise to a slew controlled by a sloth lfos/h to oscosc to vcathe vca is controlled by the same lfo as the slew but inverted!. Evaluation of patch/soundone cycle is - cycles? about 1min - goodonly short sounds - no, and thats goodamplitude variation - fairly goodpitch variation - yes, goodtimbre variation - not bad at allmusical value - i should consider this musicalentertaining - think so, yes.

Sound experiment made with modular synth.

Spinning a cordless, brushless drill (check empty, no load speeds) at various bursts of different length. Some in 1st gear and some in 2nd gear; in 2nd gear the electric brake is more pronounced. Mic changes position now and again to vary the sound character.

I record my modular synth performing. I select parts - silence to silence - under 30 seconds. Machine composition - human selection. Warning this is very electronic. . . I'm patching up quantussy cells to make this. Much work for. . . What?.

Some sort of poor mans quantussy x 3. Am-modulation delivers some nice sounds. Deep blurp. Beeps and nonsense. This is generative modular synth music. Machine composition. The machine is a small analog modular synth. Beep!.

Had a short relaxing session with my modular. I wanted to use the "divide by 64" patch and make some generative sounds/music. I added some mixer feedback. This is a patch for 2 voices.

Okay i have to find the cycles. The start of a cycle is where the oscillator play in (about) unison. One cycle begins at 1:22. 82. Does it end at 1:57. 35?i might create a track called "selfie in three cycles". . .

A dyson v7 running for 30 seconds with no attachments. Running on low power.

A loud, buzzing hum from a power washer compressor. Recorded on a marantz pmd660 with a roland dr-20 dynamic microphone.

The sound of my computer. Recorded with: olympus ls-5.

Electric sewing machine.

An elderly bathroom extractor fan is switched on with the lights, left running, switched off and eventually cuts out automatically. Its bearings might be about to pack up, or there's something catching the blades, or both! the start was surprisingly noisy so the file has been hard limited to -1db. Recorded with a sony pcm-m10.

Electric motor sounds.

I got this from the free site: http://www. Text2speech. Org/.

Killing the paper shredder with too many sheets. Then trying to get the paper out backwards and forwards. Etc.

A refrigerated truck is working stationary.

Edirol field recording, i span around a bit near the generator, sounds cool.

Pattern 6 hold back the clams. . . Simple graphic score. Fun. Not that obvious. Pattern 6 is here: https://www. Instagram. Com/p/bml3wfka8lg/?taken-by=gis_sweden.

This is another laser-kind of sound. Generated with audacity.

Some generative wildfire sfx made with sunvox. The crackling sounds were made by taking some highpassed white noise, ring modulating it with some more white noise, and then using a noise gate to usilate the loudest 'crackles'. The rumbling was created using lowpassed white noise, and the wind was made by bandpassing white noise with a high resonance and randomly sliding the filter frequency. Everything was sent into a reverb and a stereo expander.

A videotronic super 8mm repeater projector having it's blub flipped on, then the film started. It is then switched off in reverse order. Recorded with a cad gxl2200 microphone.

Recording of a chainsaw.

Looping generated sea waves sound.

only 90's kids will remember. . The sound of a generic car-stereo tape-deck's motor. Slightly eq'd to narrow the spectral range of the low-quality recording device. Recorder: smartphonedate & time: ?location: fremont, ca (usa).

Patch consiting of- jupiter storm- jerkoff- filter- 2 x lfo- mixer- (spring reverb). Jupiter storm and jerkoff is in a "weak feedback loop". . . Purpose with patch is to evaluate the quality of the generative sounds/musicit will never repeat it self but there is some cyclic repetitionone cycle is about 50 sec - goodonly short sounds - badamplitude variation - badpitch variation - goodtimbre variation - okaymusical value - low to mediumentertaining - medium.

Experimenting with jupiter storm as clock divider. A clock divider controlled with a fluctuating cv. Using a slew as a "brake". . .

Excerpt from longer krell patch recording.

I have a lot of old hard drives, some of which are still working and others are damaged. My project is collect the sounds produced during start-up. To do this i use a digital recorder zoom h4n using the two incorporated microphones and two 'diy'ed contact microphones additionally. This here is the sound of a western digital caviar 32500 working fine.

A double krell with delay.

Sounds from a generative patch controlled by chaos. Pure analog modular synth. But digital fx. . . Everything is analog when you hear it!.

Result from a vcv-rack session. A good (or bad) way to get some ideas to implement on the real modular synth. You have to admit this is - experimental.

Bringing in the noise. If this sound had a title or name it would be that. Bringing in the noise. The sound is made with an all analog modular synth. No fx at all. Not even a spring reverb. I just felt like doing something.

Apples!. Captured with zoom h2, edited with audacity.

Warm white noise-ish machinery hum normalized to -2db. Slightly less than 12 seconds, with short fade in and out. No rights reserved. All wrongs reversed. Boost no ills.

Recording of a 1995 compaq computer desktop hard drive. Features electronic whirring, powering up / down sounds, whirring, clicking, "memory access" noise. Could be used for e. G. A movie scene with computers in the background, glitchy techno, etc.