2,410 免版稅 音軌，用於"感官"

A few takes of a sitting down in a herman miller aeron, the chair of choice for a lot of companies these days. All med-close, recorded with an h6 xy pair.

Creak of the door in the office.

Creak of the door in the office.

A quick recording to give people a sense of a relatively quite office space.

Real organ slow rotary.

A single note from a organ with transformations to simulate a spacial take-off.

Originally contributed by freesound user juskiddink, this series of two blasts on a finnish birch bark horn has been shortened and tightened for use as a ring tone. It's a long, organic and haunting two-tone call echoing in the forest night; a clear alternative to the mechanical and tightly musical ringtones out there, and one i like a lot. Edited to wrap nicely for a continuing repeat.

Claps of an office case.

An office door closing.

Organ.

Paper being shuffled ever more frantically.

Patch made with a microkorg and an ea-1. Sounds a little bit like an organ for a few octaves. Lovingly multisampled. 44. 1k, 16-bit.

Ballpoint pen clicking multiple times. Normal speed; then faster; then farther away from the microphone.

Desk chair squeaking.

A fan humming. At the end, a chair squeaks.

Rustling paper/someone flipping through papers. Recorded with a ksm9.