Yes, the aircraft is a bit dominant, but very excellent capture though. Any chance for a longer one, without the aircraft? Would give some of our exercises a nice touch.
Thanks for your reply Wisslgisse-I find it interesting that our most elemental sounds..water,air,fire,earth,seem to be the hardest ones to catch and i agree with all the points you mention although regarding the oven as sound box i have also recorded(from close outside)the boiler in our oil-fired central heating unit and found a similar wash of low frequencies that didn't make sense,sound realistic.Maybe too near,as you say. As to improving the sound perhaps instead of attenuating some of these lows it might help adding some mids to give definition-like the triggers you mention....I shall keep trying. Thanks again! j.
It's funny you should ask. I was going to leave a comment to that effect when I got around to it.
It's as if the oven acted as a sounding box for the low frequencies and amplified them. There is the sound of the flames, it just seems to be drowned out by the low frequencies.
I don't know how you can improve what you actually recorded. It would have to be a flaw in the recording equipment. And it could just be the interpretation of it by the brain. We often key off certain aspects and thus artificial sounds that trigger those keys can sound more realistic to us than the real thing.
Perhaps we are used to hearing this from farther away and the low frequency sounds are attenuated by then.
Like a time-lapse Haiku, this is sonic balm for troubled souls, most of all when the soft rain begins. Masterful.
Excellent! You make the best bell sounds I've heard yet. Thank you!
Breast-puffing comments guys!...might start singing meself!
..No,i'm just happy that you hear and enjoy this.It was a special moment for me too and it's great to be able to share it here.Many thanks.
Agree with Eric. Absolutely magic.
Good stuff - the screaming gull sounds so near and the echo adds so much to the atmosphere.
This is so wonderful, almost symphonic. So clear too with great depth and stereo. Pure sonic joy.
http://www.freesound.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4403
Nice slow gong
This is very poignant and atmospheric. Great work!
Lovely ! It brings back many happy childhood memories.
A recent photo of this lake:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3519200206/
Love it - almost oriental, nicely put together, gooooooooooooood.
Yes, the aircraft is a bit dominant, but very excellent capture though.
Any chance for a longer one, without the aircraft? Would give some of our exercises a nice touch.
A couple of photos of this coastline here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3463530916/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3462718721/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3462719623/
A photo of this here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3462717665/
A photo of this coastline here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3463530916/
A photo of this waterfall here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29379948@N04/3462714829/
very well captured. no complaints
really, really nice. cheers
Lovely set. Thank you for sharing!
Leon Milo
There are people in there. They are afraid. They should be.
Send not to know for whom the bell tolls
It tolls for Theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
'Tis a highly strung feline methinks.
Very nice afterwork, nice softness to the sound...
Very beautyful and soulful.
Nice and romantic!
Water, the giver of life, in all its beauty.
Thanks.
.....and feel free to vandalise!
Thanks for your reply Wisslgisse-I find it interesting that our most elemental sounds..water,air,fire,earth,seem to be the hardest ones to catch and i agree with all the points you mention although regarding the oven as sound box i have also recorded(from close outside)the boiler in our oil-fired central heating unit and found a similar wash of low frequencies that didn't make sense,sound realistic.Maybe too near,as you say.
As to improving the sound perhaps instead of attenuating some of these lows it might help adding some mids to give definition-like the triggers you mention....I shall keep trying.
Thanks again!
j.
Very European in mood. Think of castles and drawing rooms and formal social occasions.
Nice clean sound.
It's funny you should ask. I was going to leave a comment to that effect when I got around to it.
It's as if the oven acted as a sounding box for the low frequencies and amplified them. There is the sound of the flames, it just seems to be drowned out by the low frequencies.
I don't know how you can improve what you actually recorded. It would have to be a flaw in the recording equipment. And it could just be the interpretation of it by the brain. We often key off certain aspects and thus artificial sounds that trigger those keys can sound more realistic to us than the real thing.
Perhaps we are used to hearing this from farther away and the low frequency sounds are attenuated by then.
Clean sound though.