13,947 免版稅 音軌，用於"小工具"

A bells/chimes pad/melody.

A workman using an electric screwdriver.

I forgot about these samples, and they were just sitting in the ftp until one day i found them. I erased the hard copies long ago, so i can't describe them. . . I suppose, as their titles say, they are pads.

Rainstick in studio.

Rainstick in studio.

A vice grip being used.

This is meant to be three instruments in one sample, for use in trackers. It was made in soundforge with fm synthesis.

Tools.

A ratcheting sound.

Table saw.

Looking for tools in a tool box.

This is the sound produced by a voltmeter when it detects that there is electrical continuity. This tool is used at ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

Upper harmonics created by a jackhammer operated in wellington city, new zealand (jackhammer sounds filtered out). Jackhammer was clearing debris in the cbd after an earthquake. Recorded with a tascam dr-44wl.

A toolbox being snapped shut. Tascam dr100 mkiii.

8 second recording of a flex shaft tool rev. Recorded with a h6 handheld recorder.

I really enjoyed exetone studio's recording of a bell found here - https://freesound. Org/people/exotonestudio/sounds/416992/. I took this sample into melodyne and moved all of its frequencies into "c" range. This gets rid of harmonics and makes the sample well-suited to use as a musical instrument. I prefer the original sample for some purposes. Unprocessed, it has a richer sound. And i also truncated to get rid of a tricky bit i couldn't fix. And i combined stereo tracks into mono, since that works better for an instrument where one wants to control panning inside of a composition. So as a pure sound effect, i recommend the original. This version is just useful as an instrument.

Rock rubbing rope.

Wood hit.

Rainstick.

Hot air drier run and stopped.

Orbital sander started, sanding and stopped twice, one longer, one shorter.

Date: 30/08/2014recorded in my studio na_niepomicrophone: neumann usm69software: pro tools.

What my house sounded like today whilst making a pack.

Recording of a toy piano, notes f and c.

Chop saw started then slicing through plywood.

This is a remix of qubodup's computer beep sfx for videogames sound. I just stereolized it slightly.

Made with a percussion-instrument called 'holzfrosch', a guiro-like frog. With lots of (mono-)reverb.

Band pass filters applied to a violin improvisation. Nice and ambient. No fades or other additional post production has been done.

A simple opening trumpet tune, made in lmms. Made it to be used for an introduction in my d&d campaign, and with a little editing it can be made to sound like it's in an arena. If you use it, please credit me and link your work back to me if you'd wish, i'd love to hear what you can do with this!.

Written by trad. Performed by Charlie Poole (vocals, 5 string banjo), Posey Rorer (fiddle), Roy Harvey (guitar).

This is playing of ngomi instrument that a street musician gave me permission to upload as public domain.

Free use. Whistle bump beat with claps and synths.

Sawing through a metal spindle with a small saw.

I literally blew on a regular sheet of paper to produce a whistle sound.

Digging holes with a post-hole digger.

Digging holes with a post-hole digger.

Me imitating a didgeridoo. Recorded by my pencam audio recorder and created using my own voice. Enjoy!.

Repetitive blowing in clay bird flute. Pitch 1.

Repetitive blowing in clay bird flute. Pitch 2.

Date: 02/09/2014recorded in my studio na_niepomicrophone: neumann usm69software: pro tools.

Example piano phrase, performed by me.

Clang.

I used rytmik ultimate to make this song. The style is an up-beat, video game-ish kind of feel. I was inspired by games like super c, super mario bros, and mega man.

Guitar riff with medium overdrive. Recorded with usb sound card - no noise. Should be in emaj scale?. This is one nice sound i found with several hours of work with my guitar equipment.

Free hurdy-gurdy playing with no specific tuning or melody in mind. Tuning peg and some other noises also recorded. Recorded directly in 88. 2 khz wav.

A detuned autoharp making a strange sound.

Kalimba home made with some delay.

Playing with a box micro contact.

Recording of a flute improvising with the note c.

From analog modular synth.