@ HermesGC : I love it! Really nice work, I love this kind of animation that is language-independent :) Just one thing: i think that the boat with two men, would steer another way (rotate counterclockwise), but that's a detail, and the complete work is applaudable!
the spectogram/waveform is cool ;) and if you sleep right through this , especially at the higher end of the frequency scale you must be really tired haha ;)
Loud peaks, despite constant amplitude, are readily audible in my quicker version ... http://www.freesound.org/people/Timbre/sounds/162909/ The frequency-response of the software and hardware used to reproduce the sound will be also a factor in where he loudness peaks are.
I believe the first thing I heard when I woke up was between 200-400 Hz, my speakers are boosting around 400 Hz, so maybe that's the reason. I'll try it again today (it's 4 AM now, I was on a party).
Too bad my guitar amp makes fuzzy noises (I can't sleep when it's on), it reflects frequencies below 150 Hz much better.
I actually wanted to make this a gentle but reliable alarm. The glissando is really slow, but noticeable. The frequency range is wide.
I also wanted it to start as unaudible - instead of making a fade-in, I made it begin at 10 Hz - 10 Hz below human hearing and around 30 Hz below common speaker's range.
@ AlienXXX - I was surprised how beautiful these colors are, I didn't think of this :D
Y i no hear anyfing?
thanks!!
@ HermesGC : I love it! Really nice work, I love this kind of animation that is language-independent :) Just one thing: i think that the boat with two men, would steer another way (rotate counterclockwise), but that's a detail, and the complete work is applaudable!
I have used this sound for an animation.
You can see: https://vimeo.com/66550276
Thank you very much
thats nice..thanks alot..
Sure, why not :) If I forget about it - poke me, as I can't really do it right now.
thx! just what i needed,can u record some more polish words? like ja pierdole or something? or kurwa MAC? need it for a song :) thnx
the spectogram/waveform is cool ;) and if you sleep right through this , especially at the higher end of the frequency scale you must be really tired haha ;)
XD
Ahhhhhhh!
I love the bass frequencies, can really use this, thanks :)
Loud peaks, despite constant amplitude, are readily audible in my quicker version ... http://www.freesound.org/people/Timbre/sounds/162909/
The frequency-response of the software and hardware used to reproduce the sound will be also a factor in where he loudness peaks are.
Hey!
I'm surprised with your rich feedback! Thanks! :)
@ AlienXXX :
I believe the first thing I heard when I woke up was between 200-400 Hz, my speakers are boosting around 400 Hz, so maybe that's the reason. I'll try it again today (it's 4 AM now, I was on a party).
Too bad my guitar amp makes fuzzy noises (I can't sleep when it's on), it reflects frequencies below 150 Hz much better.
I actually wanted to make this a gentle but reliable alarm. The glissando is really slow, but noticeable. The frequency range is wide.
I also wanted it to start as unaudible - instead of making a fade-in, I made it begin at 10 Hz - 10 Hz below human hearing and around 30 Hz below common speaker's range.
@ AlienXXX - I was surprised how beautiful these colors are, I didn't think of this :D
Cheers!
correction: human hearing sensitivity peaks at 3KHz and 10KHz
unfa "I was wondering at what point I will wake-up?"
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There are loud peaks at 3 and 8KHz ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Perceived_Human_Hearing.svg
I also want to know how the experiment worked.
But I suspect unfa uploaded this sound just to see the pretty colours. :p
Clever, how did the experiment work out?
virus?
SUPER NICE... making a gmae
very nice voice....i would love the same..my name is dj gakuz
Thanks, pilots :)
great one!
Hey, hibernas - the pleasure is mine :) I like this sound very much. I were using it as my call ringtone for a long time.
what a great moment
niceee. thanks
Thanks, Erokia! :)
I love it.
Keep making sounds like this!
like it
You're welcome! :D
Thank you :D