I was driving during a storm and my radio started going weird on me, i took out my phone and recorded it. Sounds trippy with a lot of echo and a phaser.
My g-raid external hard drive turns on. I recorded this with my logitech webcam pro 9000 in audacity. Note: the hard drive isn't as laud as the recording is. I amplified it a lot.
Recorded with a zoom h4n in 44100 hz stereo. This is recorded in a small high school gym with a small crowd. Lots of sneaker squeaks, whistles, crowd reaction and at the end, a buzzer.
Raw percussive type synth sound made by hitting muted string on a guitar that is connected to boss sy-1 synth pedal with a palm of the hand. Best used with a sampler and a lot of effects.
Recorded this in the attic of a old building with a wood construction during a storm. Lots of wood crackling and wind whistles without any direct wind in the microphones. Zoom h1 and mastered with supreme analog gear.
An outro sound that can be used for a lot of small projects. Created by editing the sound from:. Https://freesound. Org/people/angelafonseca48/sounds/509652/.
The sample is a short blast from the last couple of seconds of a noise track i just completed. . . A lot of neat, varried textures and such. . . The very end is me screaming while rapidly turning a distortion on and off.
An old printer at work that was making a lot of noise, so i thought it would be cool to record it. I recorded the initial sound with an iphone5, reversed it with fl studio, and used the fruity convolver plugin to add the reverb.
I created these clicks as the ones that come stock in daws can be quite nervewrecking. For this i used the steinberg retrologue, soundtoys devilloc and a lot of filtering and eqing.
A storm recorded with the window open - hailstones hitting the window. Lots of rain and water noises, loud thunder and a couple of firetrucks which are speeding of with sirens. The firestation is right next to my appartement.
A sound which reminded me a lot of the gameboy. I've named it after the gb's cpu - the sharp lr35902 - which also handled the gb's audio. This is the note a of octave 5. (created with audiosauna. ).
Opening the zip of a bag, searching for something and closing the zip again ( a lot of things inside the bag: pill boxes, lip sticks, etc. ) there is also the sound of a hook-and-loop fastener.
Possiblly a couple of hundred birds, i believe black birds sitting on top of roof tops making lots of noise. Thunderstorm is brewing. Location, suffolk - united kingdom -- if you find this sound helpful, i'm happy to have a coffee bought for me ☕ (but you don't have too!) >> https://ko-fi. Com/ryank.
This is the sound of a bass drum. I added reverb to it and slowed its speed down about -81 percent. Lots of bass on this'n made with audacity and a bass drum.
Whole process of taking out a cello from its synthetic sheath (a lot of rustling resulting from this) and then manipulating it, adjusting its leg. Mic: schoeps c-mit 5.
Lol i know i have a lot of these. . . I narrate audiobooks and stuff that i've written, and i figure, ya know, since i got them, why not keep them for cartoons or something? no two belches are exactly the same!.
Lol i know i have a lot of these. . . I narrate audiobooks and stuff that i've written, and i figure, ya know, since i got them, why not keep them for cartoons or something? no two belches are exactly the same!.
Stralling through the fleamarket in seoul. Binaural recording with soundman okm`s and a h4n. If you want to support my work, please visit:jardinsonore(. )bandcamp(. )comthere you find a lot more.
Sound of the earth opening up, something like the end of the world. Made using a whole bunch of filter plugins. Lots of sub bass. If you have a decent bass response, this will shake your windows. For the earthfirewindwater contest.
The footstep of a very large beast, with a little echo. You probably won't hear much on laptop speakers as it is very low. Actually the sound of me popping my cheek with my finger, slowed down a lot.
Lol i know i have a lot of these. . . I narrate audiobooks and stuff that i've written, and i figure, ya know, since i got them, why not keep them for cartoons or something? no two belches are exactly the same!.
A sample i made in cubase. A man saying get me out heavily reverberated. W/ added feedback that i pitch shifted and reverberated. And lots of whispering voices in different pitches.
Created only with audacity and magix. A few sawtooth waves with slow tremoloand a lot of high pass filtering and pitch-shifting. I added filtered pink noisefor the background noise and to make it sound more naturel.
Breakers rolling ashore on a beach, with a foghorn in the distance. Lots of bass in this recording, best over good sound system or headphones. Recorded with olympus ls-14.
It is a very nice place in poland in kielce. There are a lot of nice parrots, which everyone can touch. It was recorded with zoom h2n and edited with pro tools 12.
Late afternoon in rainforest in las piedras, peruvian amazon. Lots of birds/frogs/insects. Of note is the little tinamou, screaming piha,and the scaly breasted wren, very close.
Just a recording of me banging on a glasss table. Has a lot of sounds of me trying to move the mic to the glass table to record me hitting the glass, but i think it may be useful for music creation.
Record of a sunset at talca (chile). Calm environnement with a lot of bird sounds. Distant car sound and a men (vegetable seller) shouting in a loudspeaker. Sound of a ball hitting a wall twice at 00:35raw recording.
Crowded diner/restaurant in tokyo. This is a stereo mixdown of a 4 channel surround recording i took in a crowded restaurant in tokyo. You can hear a a lot of conversations, some waiters and lots of utensil sounds. Most of the conversation in the background is in japanese. I think i heard some english when i edited this, but i'm not really sure. Anyways, good stuff. Mics were places at a 20 degree and 90 degree angle and then later mixed down to stereo. Enjoy!.
Humpy dumpy is going through a lot of changes, one of them is his name. He wants to be called ned and he has also has lost a ton of fat. But let the reporter tell you all of that.
Lol i know i have a lot of these. . . I narrate audiobooks and stuff that i've written, and i figure, ya know, since i got them, why not keep them for cartoons or something? no two belches are exactly the same!.
Lol i know i have a lot of these. . . I narrate audiobooks and stuff that i've written, and i figure, ya know, since i got them, why not keep them for cartoons or something? no two belches are exactly the same!.
I drank a coke before recording and the result was a lot of throat clearing during my narration. These are all real / genuine attempts at clearing my throat.
I make a lot of my own samples for my music. They are often for use in granular synthesis or manipulated so that they become unrecognizable. I like to make them available for everyone. Enjoy!.
Some sound i made on fl studio. If i remember correctly, a synth sound that got to sound a certain way, then put a lot of reverb with a heavy compresser after.
Unclassifiable This is apparently a practice session I did back in 2006, it contains a lot of motives that were later expounded on and released. There are some good moments that will probably stand alone, but certainly not the entire 15 minute piece. Source: Kevin MacLe - Kevin MacLeod
Field recording in a semi-urban area in ourense. In the surroundings there is a garden with birds, a parking lot and several cafes. Recorded in stereo with a zoom h4n handy recorder.
