In my life piano solo from the beatles. This is a recorded sound from an electric piano and then modified adding speed and increasing the frequency times 2.
Recorded with an aphex 207d and a neumann tlm 103. Middle section dips out a bit due to gravity and the weight of the second hand, left it in just in case.
Recorded on a laptop microphone, using my own hand claps, layered many times and manipulated in audacity, for a song. Surprisingly good result. Enjoy :).
Compiled mouth clicking and moving sounds with the spaces between removed. Used for a tile rotation puzzle in my game the life and times of daniel vastberaden.
Cool sound produced by pitch shifting down with time stretch x4 and reversing a section from the end of the third movement of beethoven's symphony #14.
This is a plasma pulse engine for spaceships, hover bikes/ boards, etc. The engine starts up at 00. 000 ms. Then stage one starts at 02. 400 ms. Stage two at 04. 800 ms. Stage three at 07. 200 ms. Stage four 09. 600 ms. Then the engine shuts down starting at 12. 000 ms. To change "gears" set position to the stage start then play. To "run" in each stage loop from start time +. 144 to stage end time(next stage start time) -. 083. You may have to figit the numbers. I haven't actually tested any of this. I don't really program any more. But, in theory it should work.
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Aethernet-cc0 cc0 graphic motion 2d 3d engine shelf time slot iso synchronous station design symmetry isotropy ray wave light carrier analogic numeric signal wavelength wifi wimax qos.
Recording in the cafeteria of pompeu fabra university (poblenou campus). A sound of a metal knife and fork is the main sound and in the background we can hear the typical sound of a cafeteria with a lot of people. It was in the lunch time and the sound have high frecuencies due to the metal contact and middle-low frecuencies due to people talking.
Drum Cadence (6/8 time) performed by the Concert Band of the United States Air Force Heritage of America Band. Track 46 from disc 1 of Ceremonial Music (2005).
Music phrase from my entry for musicweeklies (twitter) cover challenge. Full cover:https://soundcloud. Com/vladyslav-zaichyk/the-story-of-that-way-too-slow-time-bar-clement-panchout-coveroriginal song:https://soundcloud. Com/clement-panchout/rpg-battle-theme-the-story-of-that-way-too-slow-time-baroriginal composer: clément panchout.
Male cough recorded with sennheiser mkh418p48 in an edirol r4pro recorder. Middle and side signals are real time mixed,by using the recorders internal msmixer.
A haymaking course was done for the 25th time at ryghsetra near the town of drammen in norway. On saturday everyone could stay for a few hours, listening to two female performers singing and playing fiddle and banjo, watching a group of people mowing a meadow at the same time and socializing. I used a zoom h6 with a sennheiser microphone and i edited the recordings by means of hindenburg journalist.
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My dog leela, a german shepherd cross playing tug of war. My first upload. This has been recorded at 96khz for the purpose of time stretching and pitching down to make dinosaur/monster sounds. I recently noticed that i've only uploaded the 44. 1khz version of this file. . . And i have lost the original :(i will endeavour to record her again and upload it as a 96khz file some time soon.
Bordeaux, france03/27/2020 9:30am. In the morning i heard some birds and woke up to record them. But i took too much time to go out of my bed to record. . So when i started the recording, humans arrives in the street with some music and the birds keep singing at the same time. Finally, birds keep quiet and surely flee from humans who goes further. Then it's silence.
Drum Cadence (2/4 time) performed by the Concert Band of the United States Air Force Heritage of America Band. Track 45 from disc 1 of Ceremonial Music (2005).