Single hit of Eastern finger cymbals known as kartalas, largely used by Hare-Krishnas.

Reversed single hit of Eastern finger cymbals known as kartalas, largely used by Hare-Krishnas.

Water drops from a tap, recorded with DIY hydrophones (44kHz, 24bit).

Loopable single hit of kartalas.

A water tap dripping in slow rhythm. Recorded with dual Aquarian Audio XLR-H2a hydrophones to a Sound Devices 702 recorder. ...

Reversed rhythm loop of Eastern finger cymbals known as kartalas, largely used by Hare-Krishnas.

flamenco riff (very, very un-Russian!) on my balalaika, recorded with a cheap computer mic wedged under the strings below the ...

Rhythm loop of Eastern finger cymbals known as kartalas.

overdriven snare-y 'twang' effect when the mic slipped during a balalaika riff, recorded with a cheap computer mic wedged under ...

Playing a rhythm on a saucepan

I switched on the car alarm lights. A beeping sound can be heard. Another one. Recorded with Edirol R-1 & ...

Pressing coffee machine buttons and they peep. This is DeLonghi coffee machine. XY-Stereo.

Midi recording,FM sound,trautonium oscillator.

Sound of yang-chin processed by copying, pasting and reversing the sound as to make it symmetrical with various effects with ...