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Heavy Aircraft Pass‑By – High‑Resolution Rural Snippet - 260303_001

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March 3rd, 2026

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Sound effects > Other mechanisms, engines, machines
Altenthann, Kreis Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany
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Altenthann – Military Aircraft Flyover (High‑Resolution Snippet, Rural Ambience)

UCS Category: AMBIENCE
UCS Subcategory: TRANSPORTATION / AIR
CatID / CatShort: AMBTran / AMB

This high‑resolution snippet captures a powerful military aircraft flyover above the rural village of Altenthann (Regensburg District, Bavaria, Germany). Extracted from a longer ambience recording, this short segment isolates the moment where a large, heavy aircraft — likely a military jet or transport plane — passes over the area, producing a distinct, forceful, broadband acoustic signature.
The flyover is characterized by:

Dense low‑frequency energy, typical for large military aircraft
A deep engine roar with prominent mid‑band modulation
A clear Doppler movement, transitioning smoothly from approach to overhead to fade‑out
A natural sense of altitude, distance, and power
Subtle rural ambience in the background: quiet village noise, faint birds, and light environmental stillness

Despite the intensity of the aircraft, the snippet retains the open acoustic field of the countryside. Reflections from nearby houses, terrain, and winter air contribute to a realistic spatial image.
Recorded using a Zoom F3 paired with Immersive Soundscapes EARSIGHT “The One” omnidirectional microphones (no Jecklin Disc), the capture maintains excellent clarity and dynamic precision.
Presented in 32‑bit floating point, the snippet offers maximum dynamic headroom and pristine fidelity for sound design and archival use.
Only minimal processing was applied:
Normalization to –1 dBFS, with no EQ, no high‑pass filter, no noise reduction, keeping the recording fully authentic.
This snippet is suitable for:

cinematic aircraft pass‑bys
military aviation sound design
tension/suspense environment building
documentary and historical audio
high‑resolution airborne motion layers
surround/spatial audio construction

⚙️ Technical Specs

Recorder: Zoom F3
Microphones: EARSIGHT The One Omni
Technique: Dual omni (natural stereo), window/outdoor perspective
Format: 32‑bit float (high‑resolution extract)
Processing: Normalized to –1 dBFS only; no HPF, no EQ, no NR
Location: Altenthann (93177), Regensburg District, Bavaria, Germany
Context: Rural ambience, aircraft flyover, winter conditions

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Type

Wave (.wav)

Duration

2:24.651

File size

53.1 MB

Sample rate

48000.0 Hz

Bit depth

32 bit

Channels

Stereo

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