An ascending fifths sequence in C major. Notice the "circle of fifths" pattern in the lower staff similar to the descending fifths sequence, except going in the opposite direction.
Dropping a heavy metal object to replicate the sound of a crowbar being dropped. Recorded outside with a zoom h2 in front and rear stereo. This file will match with another of the same name, but the other side.
Dropping a heavy metal object to replicate the sound of an axe being dropped. Recorded outside with a zoom h2 in front and rear stereo. This file will match with another of the same name, but the other side.
Dropping a heavy metal object to replicate the sound of an axe being dropped. Recorded outside with a zoom h2 in front and rear stereo. This file will match with another of the same name, but the other side.
Dropping a heavy metal object to replicate the sound of a crowbar being dropped. Recorded outside with a zoom h2 in front and rear stereo. This file will match with another of the same name, but the other side.
Dropping a heavy metal object to replicate the sound of a crowbar being dropped. Recorded outside with a zoom h2 in front and rear stereo. This file will match with another of the same name, but the other side.
This is a very brief sample obtained by opening a zip file with audacity. It sound a bit like a dial-up modem. It seems to work well for melodic solos and playing two or three note chords sounds good, too.
Re-edited sound of file 273410. Lowpassfilter / hi-cut above 60 hz and cutted sub frequencies below 60 hz. Postproduction and editing with sony soundforge, 2015.
Countdown from ten to zero (included). Male voice, created using ev re20 dynamic mic and pro tools interface. Aif, 44100 hz, 16 bit, stereo file, 60 bpm.
Dropping a heavy metal object to replicate the sound of a crowbar being dropped. Recorded outside with a zoom h2 in front and rear stereo. This file will match with another of the same name, but the other side.
Base recording same as other gilera file, but this is with more ambience and deeper sound, this is roughly what you would hear standing close next to it.
Me tapping a series of objects on a block of heavy, toothy paper. A pencil eraser, metal nail file, empty straw wrapper, a metal hole-punch, and a crinkled wadded up paper.
I filled bowl with shaving cream and pop-rocks. :)the file includes the sound of me pouring the pop-rocks on the bowl of foam and stirring a few times with a paint brush.
Single hit of a vibraslap. Original file duplicated and processed with delay on one channel panned hard left and reverb on the second channel panned hard right. Hit moves nicely across the stereo field.
A reel based on noise. Formatted for use with the make noise morphagene. Remember to rename the files "mg1. Wav", "mg2. Wav", etc. Before loading them onto the micro sd. Enjoy! :).
