I generated a "chirp" with audacity going from something like 400 to 0, logarithmically. Then i faded it in and out. Useful for video games, especially old ones, for running into a wall or something like that.
Recorded before the sun rose, rain and the occasional bird chirping. I thought it would be clearer that the rain is hitting the tin roof of a nearby building but it barely comes through. Recorded with zoom h1n.
A low bass guitar note, played with a pencil as a percussion. It resembles the hit of the piano hammers on the strings. Recorded using a samson c02 pointing at the strings and a di box.
Under a plastic awning on the edge of a small forest in portland, orwent to record the downpour but it died down as soon as i hit recordrecorded on a beyerdynamic m88.
Banging on open and closed empty mailboxes with my hands in my neighborhood. You can hear neighbors talking in the background. Recorded with a zoom h5.
Simple quantized loop, but about the sounds. They consist of filtered vinyl chops going into a 950, layered with some quite buzzing 8 bit mirage hits. No additional effects used.
This is a long sample of me hitting, scratching and rolling all sorts of stones against one another, somewhere in the moroccan desert. The sounds are pretty good quality, recorded with a sony pcm-d50.
Four hits of a vibrophone in rapid succession. Used originally on the solar postal services podcast as a text alert. Made with musescore3. The letter 'h' in morse code.
High tide on the beach, with moderately gentle waves and surf occasionally hitting the rocks and pebbles. Recorded on location at long rock beach, near penzance, cornwall in england.
Pretty clean(a little noise in the end);exploding head with blood and some brainpieces exiting the head and hitting a wall/floor;. --------------mixed together using some sounds from freesound.
This is a recording of rain with a zoom h6. You can hear the rain hitting the roof above my head. And i go closer to the ground at the end, where single drops are more clear.
I recorded this sound via a portable recorder whilst walking over hilly fields, colchester. You can hear birds singing and you can hear wind hitting the microphone.
Group kmm-sample starts out with some noise from hitting a plastic case. After that the case is then slide down a metal pole. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder, high gain.
I need a very slow propeller sound for a vue infinite flythrough. All windmill and prop sounds were too fast and mechanical. I created a sound by letting a fan hit and spin a pinwheel.
