It was recorded for an indian feature film named "oraalppokkam". You can hear the footsteps and the sound of a flock of sheep passing by and indistinct voice of the shepherd.
Just some random skate sounds made with different parts of the blade. Some deep edges, scrapes, scratches, skids, toe picks, stamps etc. . . Solo skating in an empty rink.
My wall clock from the year 1913. Nice slightly irregular tick-tock sound, one'clock chime and later eight o'clock chime. Near the end winding-up sound. Recorder: pc, lexicon alphamicrophone: dexon mc100 condenser microphoneprocessing: none. If you enjoy/use, let me know please :-).
Recording of a windy winter morning in residential ontario. Wind-chimes can heard, as well as birds chirping. Heavy sound of wind in nearby trees can be heard. Recorded on an h2n zoom recorder, using the m/s raw setting. Decoded, and side channel brought down 5 db.
Ambient recording of a semi-residential area in banff, alberta. Recording is quiet. Light wind and birds can be heard. Recorded using the zoom h2n recorder on the ms raw setting. Decoded to stereo.
Ambient recording of a semi-residential area in banff, alberta. Recording is quiet. Birds and light wind in nearby coniferous trees can be heard. Recorded using the zoom h2n recorder on the ms raw setting. Decoded to stereo.
Recorded on the shortest day of the year at the edge of a lake where the wind was gusting from the south at 15 to 20 miles an hour. At the beginning you hear some geese in the distance. This recording was made using my sony pcm m-10 with it's internal microphones set to level 5 input volume. I actually placed the recorder, carefully, in a crook of some branches in an oak tree about 5 feet above the ground---very near a big clump of dead and brown oak leaves. . . . This gives you that wonderful sound of the wind hissing through the leaves.
Remix of this::. Http://www. Freesound. Org/people/bronxio/sounds/239080/. Pitched it up an octave, gave it a saw hpf lfo, and a saw vol gate (cleans up the rhythm) then added the original octave lower in the mix. Made it sound more digitized. Good sound for starting off a track. 고맙습니다.
Just crazy looping that i made just for fun, last year, when i worked with independent film makers. Original sound was recorded by me using roland r-44. You can use it for alarm or receipt for cellphone or anything.
A heavy thunderstorm, mid-afternoon, after a long heatwave. The third and last lightening strike was about 100 meters from the microphone. You can just about hear the click (impulse response) of air being ionized just before the thunder.
Thunder recorded july 19 2013 in adrian mi usa (49221)front rolling in to end the first summer heat wave. Recorded with a tascam im2/iphone4 mp3-ized with sony vegas. .
Recorded with an mxl condenser mic placed at some distance from a plastic clock. It give a bit more realism because there is some acoustics from the room.
In this field-recording you hear someone (well, me) walking through snow. You hear the typical crunchy sound of snow and the leather boots squeak too. Since i have little knowledge about improving field-recordings i uploaded the files as they were, only cut off the switching on and off of the recorder (zoom h2n).
A short sample of a cricket recorded in cuernavaca, morelos, méxico on summer but with time modified to go slower, so an interest different quality of sound appears. Recorded whit a zoom h1.
I generate a sound f# 2 seconds. Then i created several silences in the track to the rhythms and sounds different (change the pitch of the sound). And i finally slowed down the tempo and accelerated speed. I selected it and i have made repeated 2 times.
A hip hop beat made with audacity's risset drum and a recording of a midi high hat. I don't know the bmp, i arranged it in audacity. Because of this, it may be slightly off beat, which gives it more swagga.
